Yea, it's very hard to let go of it because there are so many trappings at so many different levels. I would say that, for me, those trappings are financial success. And that...and it's very difficult after you've struggled for so long with so little to finally figure out when enough is enough. What is it exactly that you need to get to in order to be comfortable in retirement? And what do you want to do when you retire? And real estate is very interesting because you accumulate...we've accumulated properties over the years and we've always treated them as client's properties. We've never co-mingled our money and we've always sort of set that aside as something other than ours, almost. And as our net worth grew, it didn't really mean anything because it wasn't passive income. It was still mortgaged and in the last couple of years, we've started to pay off properties, which means we have passive income. And when you're talking about retirement and what you really want to do in order to be comfortable financially it's really passive income. In real estate, that's obtainable but it's about a fifteen-year plan.