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The reason I ask *Spoiler alerts: in the first Men in Black feature film 1997, the brief character Agent D is an agent portrayed as "older than Agent K even" who's played by Tommy Lee Jones. The Agent D actor was about 77 when he took the short role, and in the opening scenes of the film, that Agent D old-timer decides it's time to retire when he almost let's an alien escape. I can't help yet draw comparisons to the aging Agent D to the aging President Joe Biden and remark to myself in 2024 that, fiction or not, "so basically, almost 30 years later, an 'example man's absolute retirement age has only extended 3-4 years in longevity comparing the fictional character Agent D aged 77 versus Joe Biden aged 81 when he announced last month to retire, of course he turns 82 in November and so officially leaves office in January when he's aged 82 not 81. It's lot like comparing how Elizabeth II was still spritely at 96 compared to how her predecessor Queen Victoria was frail and past-it by when they was 80-something. Anyways.