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I haven't had time in a long time to be able to read a book, literally sit down, you know, like with a cup of coffee and read a book.

And so time becomes almost sacred, you know, when you retire.

I don't know how you feel about that, Barry.

Go ahead.

It gets more diminished.

So Murphy is agreeing with you.

He's going, in the background here, Murphy, for listening to my pooch, he's going, he must be agreed with you.

So here's a couple of words that kind of came to in my mind.

One is when you retire, it gives you a little bit of time to reflect in different ways, not only on your personal life, but your professional life.

Um, Barry, you brought up the idea of age and, um, you know, it would be interesting to, you know, to maybe get somebody on a show who retires at a really young age and what that, what that might mean.

Um, I remember when I retired from the state, you know, they have these retirement courses to get all your paperwork done and everything.

And so anyway, they asked this question, um,

What are you gonna do when you retire?

Okay, and the top two things, spend more time with my family and travel.

And so it was interesting as far as health was concerned, the speaker said, oh, travel, really?

Okay, how many of you are ready to travel health-wise?

Oh, I'm going to go hiking in, you know, wherever.

Oh, really?

When's the last time you even went on a hike?

All right.