Stan

Okay.

Or, you know, it's like I call, you know, what I wish for or dream.

about a worldwide chill out day you know where everybody would just chill out for one day just give it a try and see see what happens but let me let me let me tell you about a story that just happened frankly this week so i saw a couple of orthopedic patients this week and um

One of them was an 85-year-old woman who said to me, you know, after she had her knee surgery done, she said, I dream.

Get a load of this.

I dream about time that I have that is pain-free.

I dream about that.

Okay, which I thought was really amazing.

Interesting.

And so, you know, I was able to say, well, hopefully your dream is going to come true, you know?

And so I see that as being kind of a short kind of a dream, a quick, maybe a quick kind of thing that you can, your dream comes true.

Okay.

Whereas there's other dreams that have this long, long tail to them that it's a process of maybe getting to.

So maybe you can reflect on that a little bit.

Yeah.

there's a lot of different words that kind of come and go when you're talking about, certainly about dreams.

So for instance, happiness, it seems as part of a dream, at least a good dream.

And the other thing that came to my mind, especially when dealing with

in the health arena and people who are sick is sickness.

It's like, okay, I might have a dream today, but then tomorrow, if I'm diagnosed with cancer, it's just like all of a sudden it has an effect.