Bill Perkins

I still go, you know, I like to be young but they're not as like every weekend, boy, where we go and like what's going on, right?

So, those dollars are spent, you know, they're pretty much useless, right?

And

I like hiking, I like traveling to different places and seeing different cultures.

And so I do a lot of like physical activity while I'm there.

You know, when I used to go, when I visited Paris and I was there for the summer, I used to take a leisure learning class and I'd put my books on my back and I'd walk to class about three or four miles and then walk around the city with the students, et cetera.

I cannot do that enjoyably today.

Why not?

My back.

My body's deteriorating.

I can do six miles.

I can do it, but it's not enjoyable, right?

It's not like I can't do it.

It's not as enjoyable.

It's not as fulfilling to me.

And so a trip to Paris, walking around eight or nine miles, my knees start hurting, a little swelling, et cetera.

I don't get the same exact fulfillment that I did some time ago.

we can just draw the line out.

That's going to shrink and shrink and shrink, right?

And so I know that trips that involve that type of activity, I need to be spending that money today, not in the future.