Ryan Alford

We should have parents' savings plans for, and they should be tax-free or we should have tax benefits for what's necessary.

Because look, wouldn't the government rather give us a tax break to save tax-free to take care of our parents instead of the government have to take care of them?

Let's solve it on the front end and not the back.

Yeah, I can imagine that they would.

I just meant help.

But assisting the ones that will pay for it, that have the money, making tax benefits or whatever, it was more my suggestion.

Lily, does your platform do tracking the reality that census data or standardized data is not personal enough?

How is Water Lily maybe personalizing this on a family or individual basis to make it relevant?

The first thing I would say is, did you put the PETA tax on it?

That's the pain in the ass factor tax on it for me.

You'd have to have extra care because I'd be grumpy and pissed that I wasn't moving as fast.

We'd have to add some extra dollars to that thing for the PETA tax of dealing with me.

But no, I would say what I'd be, okay, eyes open.

I'm an independent person.

I take care of myself and my family.

I don't want anyone else being confederate or encumbered with that.

This sounds what estate planning should be.

But you think of estate planning, okay, the will, where's stuff going, all that sort of stuff.

And I'm sure there's some of this, but this sounds estate planning in 2026.

That's what I'm hearing.