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a very day-age group. We got the young whippersnappers like Foxman and then we got the ancient old timers like Birdsville. I had to be joking. I'm sure I'm older than Birdsville. He just has some of the elders. But I see a lot of change in the younger generation and boy, they are really glued to their phones, at least like my grandkids are. Oh, he smokes. They die without their phone. Oh, man. I sometimes intentionally leave my phone behind because I get tired of it. Plus it's tracking me. I know it's a tracking monitoring surveillance device. That's another downfall of living in the technological age with the smart TV, the internet, all of that smart appliances. We're in a surveillance state, whether it's nefarious or they're just using it to sell us stuff. I don't like that. But I don't think there's no way of avoiding it.