That's correct. There's going to be more Alzheimer's. So they're saying essentially with this tax cut, that you're on your own. The compromise that we reached on the estate tax was that individuals could keep $5.5 million and a married couple could keep $11 million without any tax. I mean, Gary Cohn, who is the President's chief economic adviser, he recently said, and I quote, you got to be stupid to pay the estate tax. (11:29–11:43)
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