I don't know their exact financial situations. I'm assuming that they are looking at reasonable gains. It's worth mentioning with regard to the different changes that are going to be made that it's at $6.2 million in capital gains: that once all of the changes are implemented, at $6.2 million you're going to be paying higher capital gains than under the current rules. If those gentlemen are looking at more than $6.2 million in capital gains, good for them, but also, they have an obligation to pay into our tax system, as all people do.
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