Expecting someone, a date? No, lawyer, she's late. All right. Well, I'll make this quick. Now I'm leaving business school and committing myself to the company, I think it's only fair that you release my trust. Mom's agreed to sign off on it, but obviously, I need you to as well. Renegotiating the terms of your employ already? That's the Grayson way. Well, consider it a show of faith. I'm ready to take my seat at the table. Well, all right, then. I'll have the lawyers get into it. Am I interrupting? Oh, no. No. I was just leaving. Thanks, dad. So Danial says that he wants to follow in his old man's footsteps on the condition that I reactivate his trust. His mother has already agreed to it. Curious timing since our request to reclaim her shares just went out this morning. You did say she has a powerful influence over him. Yeah, and if I refuse him outright, she has everything she needs to turn my son against me entirely. So, let's give him access to the trust's savings account. But as far as the shares are in Grayson Global, let's stipulate they not be valid until he marries or turns 30. Are you sure about the marriage clause? From what you told me, he's getting pretty serious with your young neighbor. My son is easily distracted. It's a family trait. I'd be surprised if that relationship lasts the summer.