Barry

Okay, that's where the balance comes.

And the balance does, you know, it does change.

And it's not a, you know, it's looking at one point in time, okay, versus over a period of time.

And I would say happiness and unhappiness rises and, you know, rises and falls, depending on the things that, you know, that you go through.

I mean, and oftentimes, if you're not unhappy at times,

then you lose out on some of the real enjoyment of happiness when you are happy.

I mean, it's always this balance.

So there are certain parts of my life where I'm less happy in part because of the work

you know, that I used to do in hospice was very meaningful to me.

And, but that's, you know, I'm moving on.

And yet the math tutoring and the math help I do in fifth grade at a local public school gives me a lot of happiness.

I just like fall in love with the kids in the class there and just helping them out when I can and,

It's just always a highlight of my day.

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.