I almost saw a couple 80-year-olds come to blows the other day.

Oh, I love that.

A football court.

Yeah, one guy was razzing the other guy when he missed like three in a row.

And he was just like muttering and just down and just like having a bad time.

And I'm like, and he was my partner.

I'm like, I'm thinking like, dude, easy.

Lay off of him, you know, like he's already down.

And then his partner goes, you're going to seriously, you're going to kick him when he's down.

And he's like, hey, I'm just, you know, I'm just having fun out here.

And he goes, yeah, well, knock it off. And it comes to, they both come to net and they're like, John it up and everything. And I'm like, here we go.

Oh, man. That would be. It takes them five minutes to get across the court to get to the net.

No, I think what Will's pointing out, though, is, is if you compare the 80-year-olds now compared to the 80-year-olds of their generation

like their 80-year-old parents or grandparents people are so much more healthier oh my gosh

they are in such better shape well this guy had a triple bypass and he was playing pickleball

they're getting five weeks yeah they're getting bypass surgeries they all have and they're not

like anything they just like lift up the shirt like yep got the scar they're like Terminator

yeah like it's my serve. Gee whiz.

It makes me think what, us, but then our kids, what they're going to be like.

Oh, man.

One of my kids was saying, they're like, oh, yeah, I learned in school today that we're probably going to live to be 120.

And I'm like, and you're not going to retire until you're 90. Right. So 60 would be just middle aged. That's like right in the middle. I think 40. I think that they should come out,

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