Yeah, that sounds like some sort of taxes thing. Sure. It's not tax evasion, but it's like, hey, if you do it this way, there's 20% extra for something or other along the way. That makes sense. That's possible. Write-offs or something. Or even less sort of sneakily, there could be a situation where he was the primary center of that dental practice. Sure. And maybe transferring over to somebody else being more like the center. Sure. It is unusual insofar as it's a... Clear evidence of somebody who knows the financial system is doing something to their benefit. It seems like if it was a practical issue about the dental practice itself, maybe there would be a way that you could have a buyout or something. I don't know. Anyway, I don't think it's too nefarious or anything, but I just thought it was weird. I don't think this one is nefarious, but I do think this is an evidentiary point that suggests there are people at work with financial information that they are capable of exploiting in certain ways. Yeah. And thus, the line between legal and illegal may be just a bit of a problem.