 You know, that's interesting because I think the founding fathers didn't have many concerns about that because people simply didn't live as long as we're living now back then, largely. I mean, some of the founding fathers hit into their 80s, but most people are doing that now. I remember like a John Wooden. He was in his 90s and he was sharp as a tack. So it's not necessarily age, but it certainly is. Everybody ages differently.