‘What If I’m Uninsurable?’

Darius. I was going to add to say that in Nelson's book, when he described he responded to the question, what if I'm uninsurable? And he led the reader through. The father, who was not life insurable, put a policy in place on his daughter, and then eventually the father was able to essentially recoup everything that he had paid in premium in the policy. He passed away. His daughter becomes the automatic primary owner of the policy and the cash value in the policy. Nelson went on to ask the question in the book, doesn't that seem like a little bit like life insurance to you in terms of leaving behind a benefit? I didn't see it until it was explained years later. We know that you both love to do as well is to bring people back to the book, because the more you see, the more you'll see you didn't see.