Clarence

I'd be scared.

That would be my emotional state.

I wouldn't be thinking, oh, God, help me.

I don't want to fall over.

But I do think it's important to talk.

As you talk about what are the...

what's the impact of doing this kind of, doing yoga, you know, and what is the outcome of that?

I think it's there, but I do know that for many people, there is a question.

And so I think for us to be able to enter into this conversation in a very transparent, open way was important for this particular topic and for this particular day.

So that would be my comment.

Yeah, you know, because I'm, am I breathing in, you know?

I don't know what I'm doing, but at any rate, but I was listening.

I was listening and I want to tell you how much I appreciate it as someone who does not know anything or very, very little about it.

I mean, other than the fact that, you know, you hear the term and those kind of things.

I appreciate the historical context.

I appreciate you spending the time saying what you said in a way in which people can enter the conversation.

I thank you.

And I just believe that it gives people an opportunity to examine

and decide for themselves how they want to do whatever they want to do and uh you know this has been uh a very very great conversation and i thank you very much for that appreciate it you got a thought

Well, so it's interesting that, Barry, you and I have very similar retirement events in our lives.