Do you see that at all, Jim? Do sometimes grandkids step in and help with the process? Listen, I'm going to look out for grandma and grandpa.

I mean, I do see it, but at the same time, you know, when one passes and then one's by themselves, you know, the couple, they were propping each other up, and then once the spouse or the husband's gone, I mean, you know, the wheels come off.

So it comes down to, you know, when care is needed, you know, when you need 24-7 supervision and you're not wanting a...

If you're going into home care, I mean, it's a great option, but if you can afford it, it becomes very costly.

If someone is north of 12 hours a day getting home care, even six, eight hours, I mean, that's equivalent to being in a community where you can get all your meals, have your laundry.

have a great apartment so there's a lot of luxury options here and you know we just help guide families and it's sometimes a tough decision but once the families make a tough decision things move on and you know the the you know i have a family i just helped and for years and she's you know the mother has you know early stages of dementia and was living by herself and We went and toured a few communities, and she picked out one that actually has a swimming pool, and she's loving it.

It slows the dementia down, maybe.

with you, Jim?