Stan

Barry, what do you think?

Are you on the happiness scale?

Well, yeah.

You know, happiness ebbs and flows, I guess, you know, for me.

There are things that make you happy and you embrace them.

I think embracing them when you're retired is at a different kind of level

than before.

I personally seek things that make me happy.

And before, as I think about that, I didn't think about that as much.

It's more of a personal thing going forward.

Like for instance, I'll give you a for instance.

um when i was overseas you know in in in june um you know i was putzing around with my iphone to make sure that i could um you know take good pictures right you know um wherever i was and i realized you know i really should just take a class on how in the heck to get the most out of

you know, an iPhone and, and being able to take pictures with it.

And I realized I can just do that.

You know, you can just do it.

Whereas before you'd say, Oh my God, you know, there's no way in hell or, you know, it's just like, you know, where am I going to fit this into all the other kinds of stuff?

Whereas as you retire, your flexibility is,

in your lifestyle affords you opportunities to do different things.

And I think, you know, you guys can, can react to this.

I think just being able to do things that you weren't able to take advantage of before is healthy.