Fair enough. I'm intrigued by battle mind and I'd like to find out more about it.
When we were on a tour of Valcartier, we met a young fellow who was 24, I believe, who had lost the bottom portion of one of his legs. At the time, he was under consideration for $250,000 compensation, but he didn't lose the whole leg, so instead he was being looked at for compensation of $165,000. There was a delay in terms of the decision about what he was going to get and when.
People who had been serving in the military and had been around longer than he had raised the idea that for a young fellow of 24, was it better to allow an option? In other words, $165,000 straight off the cuff for a leg, for the rest of his life type of thing, or some sort of pension system, because he is probably going to live a long life and that might be worth more to him.
What are your thoughts on offering options? I know somebody else raised the question of options as well.