A
Sure.
B
But when the time comes, um, she, and she can't do things and she has to be cared for, whatever, she would prefer, and she's actually said this, to move into some type of community where she has her own apartment, uh, probably with like a living space and a bedroom --
A
Yes, sir.
B
-- with maybe a kitchenette, so that if she, you know, if she wants to fix herself something light, she can do that, but if she wants to go to a meal, she can go down the hallway, uh, to a room where there's a cafeteria --
A
Uh-huh.
B
-- and there's other people there, and she can mix with them and talk with them and enjoy their company.