 An example of that would be a birthday gift to family members. You've done this for the last 50 years. There's a track record. They're not huge. I mean, they're reasonable, maybe Christmas gifts and some of these sort of things. Tithing to your church, those types of things. As long as there's that regular pattern, then those are not considered gifts that would be for the purposes of qualifying for Medicaid, and they would not count against you.