 from the concerns, especially the sexual concerns of youth. But then he starts to imply, but really what allows me to be in a good shape in old age is my virtue. I have an orderly soul, a moderate soul. And so virtue is what allows you to live well. And then Socrates, as you're saying, rudely then points out, well, virtue, but also you're rich. You know, if you were virtuous and poor, would life be so great for you?