Barry

So it's putting those, you know, those points and it's not, I hate to equivocate in a way.

Hello, are you happy?

You're not happy.

Certain parts, yes, I'm happier.

Certain parts, honestly, I'm not as happy.

But on balance, if I took the big picture, I would say that I'm glad that I am retired.

you know, now to the extent that I am.

But like I say, I'm still doing stuff here like with you folks.

So, yeah.

How about you, Stan?

Well, again, yes, but I always had a harder time to distinguish because it's complex.

So it's not, it wasn't like, I never felt that because they retired, they became more sick as opposed to- Or they got healthier when they did.

Well, sometimes you do, you know, because some people, you know, they say that lots of people, I've seen statistics.

I don't, again-

trust but verify what I'm saying.

Yeah, like 70 to 80% of people don't like their jobs that they work in.

But you need to work to get money to live.

I mean, you know, it's a necessary thing.

So, you know, where am I going with this?

The idea is that, well, sometimes when people do leave that environment, because some people work in very toxic environments, not only