Time Flies: Angela Tonn and Sarah Riggs Amico Discuss Getting Older

You've seen a lot in your 31 years, so I think you said it was, um, um, you clearly have a, uh, no, no, it's not that bad. I realized I'm approaching 20 years in business and I was like, damn, I do not feel that old. Isn't that a weird thing when you get to a point in life. Sorry for the sidetrack, when you get that point in life where you can say that happened 20 years ago, and it's something you clearly remember, you know, not like, Oh yeah, grandma came to my fifth birthday. No, no, no. It's like, wait, I was driving a car. I got my first job. Yeah. My first executive job was almost 18 years ago. And I'm like, it comes out of your mouth. All of a sudden you're like, I still feel like I'm 20, yea me too. Lord, quick joke when they hired me in DeKalb County all those years ago. And they used to tell you like, Oh, you're, you know, you retire after 30 years. And I said, well, your target date will be 2020. I was like 2020. And you might as well said, and you'll be living On the moon, I was like, Hmm, 2020. Here it is! crazy.