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Okay, I've cut to the chase. I'll have to tell you a brief story to the so that you understand.

I like a story.

Yeah, a good story too. I have a son who is a narcissist, like a horrible father, horrible son, horrible, husband, everything. Just think of the worst.

So I have a trust and my son's in the trust with my other two children and my two

grandchildren. My daughter-in-law is not in the trust. Her, the financial advisor attorney said, you know,

don't put her in case of divorce or whatever. Okay. So she's not in it. So I always felt like

she was a step shot. I've decided to pretty much disown my son because of being like this

horrible narcissist. So I have a brokerage account that my other two children knew all about.

And they said, don't give it to us.

We don't need the money.

They're very successful.

You know, they both make over $100,000 each, you know, just, you know,

so they were like half a million dollars a year.

And I said, well, won't you feel bad?

And they said, no, just leave it to Scott.

He can't hold down a job.

All right.

So his name was on the brokerage account.

What I want to do, and here's my question to you, is I want to take him off of it

because he does not deserve it.

He doesn't know about it, so that's good.

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