 And George Washington is in his middle 40s, and his eyesight is failing in the way that middle-aged people suffer. And he has to pull out of his pocket a pair of spectacles. And to read a letter wearing spectacles is an admission of age and an admission of infirmity. And he sort of offhandedly quips, you know, you have to pardon me. I have not only gone gray, but also blind in the service of my country.