Barry

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

you know, chemically, but also personally.

And it is like a release.

They can be more themselves.

And so it's sort of both things is that, again, it's that mental health and life satisfaction improvement that I've seen.

And then they're also getting older.

And so they have more chronic illnesses come on the scene.

That's part of aging that you can't turn back the clock on.