A
what, that's exactly what's happening in my family.
B
Is it really? Yeah.
A
Un-, except that mine are a little bit older and, and I've shown them the numbers and said this is what's going to be available, all this is going to do is give you a little spending money while you're there.
B
Uh-huh.
A
You better make sure that you've got a scholarship.
B
That's right. That's right. Well, that's what she said to us. She said, now, do you all want him to go to a, a state college or a private college? And, and our answer was, that, you know, we will have enough money available for him to attend a state college. And if he wants to go to a private college, he can get a scholarship to attend, you know. And that was kind of our view on it. It just costs too much, you just can't do it, you know. So, I don't know, it's, it's, I don't, uh, it just amazing, it amazes me how much the, the costs are going to go up over the next ten or fifteen years. I just don't know how anybody's going to do it.