 I mean, many state laws restrict trusts. They have a lifespan of up to 90 to 100 years. But some states are now repealing or extending the rule against perpetuities to compete for the investment income tax from trusts. In Arizona, where Alcor exists, the place where they freeze people, they will now allow trusts to continue for 500 years. In Florida, it's 1,000 years. Much like the prospects of revival, the trust structures are a leap of faith