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So, hide Chardon, 33 of you, and try your exactly one day older than you were yesterday. So, if you do arithmetic, in grade school I learned to round to the closest whole number if you're going to round it, which we do. I like to count winters. That's the Ojibwe way. A lot of indigenous cultures, they measure how old you are by how many winters you've survived. So, in that sensibility you become a year older in spring. So, I'm like, yep, I made it through another word. But, you know, months before my actual birth date happens, I start thinking of myself as the older age because I am. You know, when you're 90% through the year, you know, you're older. But, we make a big deal about the integer number and all of a sudden, you know, you could make a humorous animation or a movie, a special effect of someone suddenly aging a year overnight in their sleep. By the way, that's reminding me of a poem, an old American poem, and I'll recite it to you on the air.