Ken Coleman

You're still a young guy.

You still have a lot of life left and a lot you can give.

And quite frankly, a whole lot more money you can make.

So I absolutely would get out of there as soon as I could.

I would not stay around for health benefits and pensions.

Your health is going to decline in the next five years.

I'm not going to trade five years of misery for really good eye care, dental care, and all those things.

When you can afford that and a better gig.

Well, it's never the ideal situation.

My question is, if that happened today, could you live off of 70?

Fantastic.

I'm going to say yes and.

I'm okay with you taking the cut if you take your IT experience and you do some freelancing for maybe six to 12 months until you get your sea legs, if possible.

I know that's with an asterisk, but maybe, maybe we could get $50,000 in some freelance work with your technology skills.

That's right.

That's a nice bridge too.

I like the bridge here, Anthony.

That's what we're telling you.

It makes it less, that's a cliff.

I got to jump.