But I don't even consider it "savings". They're paying a luxury tax that reflects the actual value of the deal, all things considered. Like, they're not paying the amount they would if all 182M was paid in the next 5 years, because the actual contract Snell signed is significantly less valuable than a deal with no deferrals. If deferrals were not allowed, Snell doesn't get 182M. He gets 160M (or whatever).