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no problem I would agree then invest the money,when I had enough interest give it back. I would have enough money to live anywhere without restrictions. (exit stage right singing if I were a rich man) (my lawyers would keep then tied up for years after my death if they objected)
New york is a big state you know..
I ♥ New York and it would take the rest of my life to see it all, but I don't think I could "never leave"; maybe I could agree to never leave until I got the money.