 They get what's called a stepped-up in basis, which basically means that the tax disappears. So your cost basis is equal to the fair market value on the day the person died. And if you sell the next day, there's no difference between the fair market value. One day's difference. One day's difference, right. So anyway, that's what I was thinking. That's probably what my advice was going to be, is just sit tight, wait, don't make any changes. You at least want to consider that. But I asked, let me see the statements. So I get the statements, and all the equities in the portfolio are pretty much all dividend payers.