No.

I cared for a friend's father recently, and I'd never met him, and he came obviously with all this information and a photo, and I was just like, "My God, you are an absolutely stunning man.

Like, so handsome." And as I cared for him and unraveled this tension and this, you know, the, the sadness of him passing and his reluctance to pass, he shed about 20 or 30 years.

Mm.

One of my most favorite things to do in the morning is to come into this space, it's often very early, it's always quite cold, and just set that scene.

Standing there ironing somebody's clothes is, like, the most honorable thing that you can do, and often you will get the smell of that person that kind of will rise up, especially if it's a much-loved shirt.

And that person is so present, and it's just magnificent.

I like to blast their music when I'm here alone, so there's, like, magnificent opera, and you're ironing in their present.