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Well, I used to think my dad was old. He was born in 1910. If he had lived, he'd been over 100 years old now. Yeah, when I was a kid, there was just radio. There was no TV. I think my grandfather was a teamster who drove horses. When I was a little kid, I remember a lot of Model T and A Ford cars running around. We just listened to the radio when I was a kid. We didn't get a TV until about 1953. My dad worked for Consolidated Freightways, and when they'd have an accident with a truck, they would sell the whole trailer full of stuff. And so he was able to get a Hoffman E-Vision television. It had kind of a yellow screen. I think they thought it was supposed to be good for your eyes or something. There was a lot of parents used to tell you, Oh, don't set too close a TV. You'll hurt your eyes. Well, I don't believe that. That was just a wives' tale, I guess. Anyway, I watched the original Jack of Gleason and Dinosaur and Leave It to Beaver, all of those old shows. Back in the day, The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Happy Trails. Anyway, it was a wonderful time. Now it seemed like the world is just going crazy. We got like 7,000 people need food, people are living on the street. I don't know. It just seemed like with AI, it could, in the next two years, get worse. People are not going to have jobs if AI takes over for them. Back in the day, you could get a job leaving up. But I think those days are gone. A lot of people are educated. They'll be all right. But if you don't have the computer skills, you might be in trouble. KV7, PBW. Back to that.