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What are, what are some of the pros and cons that, that you've experienced? You know, Clarence, you can start us off on that. What do you think the pros are for, for traveling?

All right. So for me, you know what it is? It's like, what are you traveling for? What's the purpose of your traveling? Is the traveling for personal reasons, personal vacation or what have you? Or is it business related? And it creates, at least for me, it created a different psyche in my head.

All right. So for me, you know what it is? It's like, what are you traveling for? What's the purpose of your traveling? Is the traveling for personal reasons, personal vacation or what have you? Or is it business related? And it creates, at least for me, it created a different psyche in my head.

Okay, it's like, okay, I'm going on this particular trip or wherever it is to truly relax, do something different, et cetera. Whereas a business-related or work-related travel puts you in a completely different way. Oh, my God, do I have to give a presentation? And, you know, it's like it puts you all in a different kind of mindset and

Okay, it's like, okay, I'm going on this particular trip or wherever it is to truly relax, do something different, et cetera. Whereas a business-related or work-related travel puts you in a completely different way. Oh, my God, do I have to give a presentation? And, you know, it's like it puts you all in a different kind of mindset and

Barry, what about you? The pros and cons that you have run into.

Barry, what about you? The pros and cons that you have run into.

You know, I can relate to that. I I recently went on a road trip with my pooch, and we went to a couple of places. I'll just tell you two of them. One was in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which was the original site of nuclear science, the Manhattan Project. And then the other site that we went to, another one was a battle at Fredericksburg.

You know, I can relate to that. I I recently went on a road trip with my pooch, and we went to a couple of places. I'll just tell you two of them. One was in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which was the original site of nuclear science, the Manhattan Project. And then the other site that we went to, another one was a battle at Fredericksburg.

And when you just stand there and you just reflect for just a moment or two, what has transpired on the spot that you're standing, it really, it really takes you to a different place in your head. And you can't, you can't do that just, you know, from your home, you know, Another place was the Flight 93 memorial site where the plane crashed in Pennsylvania.

And when you just stand there and you just reflect for just a moment or two, what has transpired on the spot that you're standing, it really, it really takes you to a different place in your head. And you can't, you can't do that just, you know, from your home, you know, Another place was the Flight 93 memorial site where the plane crashed in Pennsylvania.

You stand there and you realize, oh, my God, what has happened or what happened here. And those are healthy things. Those are healthy thoughts to have. And you realize that there are sometimes things in your life that that are much, much bigger than you, and here it happened. And so there are some real advantages to doing those types of things.

You stand there and you realize, oh, my God, what has happened or what happened here. And those are healthy things. Those are healthy thoughts to have. And you realize that there are sometimes things in your life that that are much, much bigger than you, and here it happened. And so there are some real advantages to doing those types of things.

On the other side of the equation, for some people, traveling is incredibly stressful. I'll give you a story on that one. Just last week, I picked my sister and brother-in-law up. They were flying back from Hartford, Connecticut, and their plane was delayed three hours. They were on the plane for an hour. They were supposed to have gotten home, you know, whatever.

On the other side of the equation, for some people, traveling is incredibly stressful. I'll give you a story on that one. Just last week, I picked my sister and brother-in-law up. They were flying back from Hartford, Connecticut, and their plane was delayed three hours. They were on the plane for an hour. They were supposed to have gotten home, you know, whatever.

And the logistics of it all, when you think about people who are aging, especially, becomes much, much more difficult to navigate logistics. Like, for instance, in airports, My sister, when I picked them up at the airport, almost the first thing she said to me was this, I'm done flying. I'm done flying. It's such a pain in the you-know-where.

And the logistics of it all, when you think about people who are aging, especially, becomes much, much more difficult to navigate logistics. Like, for instance, in airports, My sister, when I picked them up at the airport, almost the first thing she said to me was this, I'm done flying. I'm done flying. It's such a pain in the you-know-where.

She said, it's so much easier to just throw a suitcase in the back of your car and go. Just go wherever. So ease of travel can be on one side a pro and on the other side a god. Obviously, plane travel gets you there theoretically faster, but what do you have to do to get through all the logistics of it all?

She said, it's so much easier to just throw a suitcase in the back of your car and go. Just go wherever. So ease of travel can be on one side a pro and on the other side a god. Obviously, plane travel gets you there theoretically faster, but what do you have to do to get through all the logistics of it all?

One thing that I've noticed is there are certain places in the world that they have health advisories. And if you're planning on traveling to some of these places, it's definitely worthwhile to check out. where these health advisories are. If you're flying, typically the airlines will have them on your app, on your phone, if you happen to have your phone with you at the time.