 When you donate it to a charity, you get a $10 million write-off, even though you only paid $1 million for it. Well, I remember the other side of that. I remember being at a university where they received a gift that was going to be paid out over five years, but they got to book it in year one, which built up their borrowing ability. And I was like, that doesn't feel like real money. It's not. It's cruel accounting. But, yeah, the endowment is what that's for. That's a different scenario, but it works.