And you're at the top of the dome and it's a difficult climb to get up there. It takes about 30, 40 minutes of like really narrow climbing. And as I was going up it, I noticed all of these people in their 70s and their 80s that were unable to make the climb and they had to go back down. Because they had done all the things the right way. They had like saved money. They had retired finally at 70 or 80 years old. And now they couldn't go physically do the things that they wanted to do their entire life. And that's when I realized how important it was for us while we have our energy and our youth to do it today. And so, you know, I don't know about you, but I've heard this quote before where it's like, everybody spends their 20s, 30s and 40s to become a millionaire. But all the millionaires in their 50s, 60s, 70s would give it all up to be in their 20s, 30s and 40s again. Right. I've heard that. I've heard it's in, I've asked them and they said, hell yes, because it's an energy thing. So that's why it's important in that there's an urgency because we aren't even promised tomorrow. And even if we're planning for tomorrow, we're not promised it. I have friends that have gone entirely too soon out of nowhere.

And so every single day I try to live as if it's my last, so I'll pause there and we can take that in a couple of different directions. Wow. That's pretty deep, actually. Yeah, I've heard it said that, you know, we learn in our 30s, earn in our 40s and, you know, that's not necessarily true for everybody.