Every Gilmore Girls' fan knows that the revival, "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" will be put up on Netflix on November 25th, 2016. In anticipation for the revival, I, and many other fans, have been re-watching the series. In preparation for the show I have ranked all 153 episodes which was pretty hard to do considering I love every episode. Disclaimer: I'm Team Logan so some of my choices are biased towards that. Also Disclaimer: This article definitely contains some spoilers. Sorry. It was impossible to justify my rankings without explaining what occurs in some of the episodes. So without further ado, here is the definitive and exhaustive ranking of every Gilmore Girls episode.

153. Concert Interruptus (S1E13)

Lorelai gets tickets to a Bangles concert (who went out of style way before 2001). She lets Rory bring along Paris, Madeline and and Louise as a peace offering. It's my least favorite episode because it's a little too "moral of the story," it just doesn't seem to fit with the style of the series. Props to Paris and Rory's finally-blossoming friendship though.

152. Here Comes the Son (S3E21)

Literally what is this episode? Aside from this episode,

151. Richard In Stars Hollow (S2E12)

150. I Solemnly Swear (S3E11)

149. French Twist (S7E7)

148. Cinnamon's Wake (S1E5)

147. Love, Daisies and Troubadours (S1E21)

By far the lamest of all of the season finales.

146. Rory's Dance (S1E9)

This is the episode where Rory takes Dean to the dance at Chilton and then they fall asleep in Miss Patty's dance studio and Emily and Lorelai get in an argument over who's been a worse mother. I remember it being somewhat dramatic the first time I watched it, but after watching the entire series and coming back and watching it over again, it pales in comparison. There just isn't a whole lot of content, and I always hate to see Emily and Lorelai fight.

145. Lorelai? Lorelai? (S7E20)

144. Take the Deviled Eggs (S3E6)

In a very awkward episode, Lorelai and Rory attend Sherry's baby shower.

143. So...Good Talk (S5E16)

I hate this episode because Rory freaks out at Emily, which is completely out of character for Rory.

142. Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out (S6E8)

After several episodes of everyone trying to convince Rory that dropping out of Yale is dumb, of course it's Jess that she agrees with.

141. Twenty-One is the Loneliest Number (S6E7)

All episodes during Lorelai and Rory's estrangement are sad ones, but this one is especially sad, as it is Rory's 21st birthday and she celebrates at home with Emily and Richard at a party that Emily planned.

140. The Hobbit, the Sofa and Digger Stiles (S4E3)

Sookie and Lorelai start a catering business. This is also the episode where the audience is first introduced to Digger Stiles.

139. To Live and Let Diorama (S5E18)

Luke helps with renovations on the oldest house in Stars Hollow and Lorelai does an interview with a travel magazine and accidentally bashes Emily.

138. The Fundamental Things Apply (S4E5)

Rory goes on a really awkward first Yale date and Lorelai asks Luke to fill in for Rory on a movie night.

137. He's Slippin' 'Em Bread...Dig? (S6E10)

Christopher returns and April is introduced to the audience.

136. The Long Morrow (S7E1)

The worst of the seasons premieres. Lorelai wakes up in bed with Christopher and Rory receives a rocket from Logan and has to try to discover it's symbolism.

135. Lorelai's First Cotillion (S7E3)

Lorelai realizes that she lived her life making decisions just to piss off her parents.

134. Chicken or Beef? (S4E4)

Rory attends Dean's wedding and Lorelai and Sookie jump through Taylor's hoops trying to get the proper permits for the Dragonfly.

133. Die, Jerk (S4E8)

Rory pisses off a ballerina.

132. To Whom It May Concern (S7E12)

131. The Perfect Dress (S6E11)

Luke goes and talks to Anna about April, Lorelai sets a date for the wedding and Rory moves into an apartment with Paris, and Doyle.

130. Double Date (S1E12)

One of the most forgettable episodes of all time, by far.

129. 'S Wonderful, 'S Marvelous (S7E4)

128. That's What You Get, Folks, for Makin' Whoopee (S7E2)

Lorelai makes the house Asian-themed, since Logan and Rory have to cancel their trip to Asia. Lane returns from her honeymoon with Zack.

127. Go, Bulldogs! (S7E16)

126. Gilmore Girls Only (S7E17)

125. Haunted Leg (S3E2)

Kirk asks out Lorelai and everyone gets in arguments.

124. An Affair to Remember (S4E6)

Sookie and Lorelai cater the launch party that Emily is hosting for Richard.

123. Kiss and Tell (S1E7)

122. Emily Says Hello (S5E9)

Rory and Lorelai split up at dinner to talk to both Richard and Emily and try to bring them back together.

121. Bridesmaids Revisited (S6E16)

Rory finds out what Logan spent his time doing during their breakup, and Lorelai offers to help babysit Gigi.

120. Help Wanted (S2E20)

Lorelai helps Richard open his new office, and they get in an argument over her not having time to be an employee for him.

119. I'm Ok, You're Ok (S6E17)

Rory visits Stars Hollow after forgiving Logan and spies on Anna for Lorelai.

118. The Nanny and the Professor (S4E10)

Michel babysits Davey and Paris starts seeing her professor, Asher.

117. It's Just Like Riding a Bike (S7E19)

116. Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days (S3E1)

In the season 3 premiere, Rory returns from her internship in Washington D.C and finds that Jess had a summer fling. Lorelai tells Richard and Emily that Christopher's girlfriend is pregnant.

115. P.S I Lo... (S1E20)

In this episode Lorelai and Max get back together, Dean and Lane are study buddies, and Lorelai figures out why Dean and Rory broke up, causing her to worry that she has taught Rory commitment issues.

114. The Clamor and the Clangor (S4E11)

Mrs. Kim discovers that Lane is in a band, and Lorelai discovers that Luke has moved. And the church bells won't stop ringing.

113. Eight O'Clock at the Oasis (S3E5)

When Rory breaks a sprinkler while petsitting, she has to call on Jess to fix it. Lorelai starts crushing on a guy at an auction and has to call on Emily to learn who he is.

112. Ted Koppel's Big Night Out (S4E9)

Harvard-Yale game and Pennilyn Lott.

111. Lorelai Out of Water (S3E12)

Alex takes Lorelai on a fishing trip which is super backward for her personality.

110. The New and Improved Lorelai (S6E1)

Luke is embarrassed that Lorelai proposed and Lorelai overreacts to Rory dropping out of Yale and causes arguably the worst part of the entire series.

109. I'm A Kayak, Hear Me Roar (S7E15)

Lorelai tells Emily and Richard that she and Christopher are married.

108. The Real Paul Anka (S6E18)

Lorelai has a dream about Paul Anka (the real Paul Anka), Logan pulls another stunt with the Life and Death Brigade, and Rory attends Jess' open house.

107. A Family Matter (S4E12)

Liz comes into town and Jess comes back to get his car.

106. Let the Games Begin (S3E8)

Richard, Emily, Lorelai and Rory go on a trip to visit Yale and Richard sets her up with the Dean of Admissions.

105. Fight Face (S6E2)

Lorelai gets Paul Anka! And Rory gets community service/:

104. Sadie, Sadie (S2E1)

Lorelai and Max get engaged and Rory and Richard get in an argument over Richard's disapproval of Dean. That's pretty much the whole episode. Next.

103. Swan Song (S3E14)

Lorelai, Alex, Sookie and Jackson take a trip to Manhattan.

102. The Third Lorelai (S1E18)

Richard's mother comes to visit and it's pretty much completely uneventful.

101. Written in the Stars (S5E3)

Rory moves into her dorm for sophomore year and finds out that Asher has passed away. Luke and Lorelai go on their first date.

100. Santa's Secret Stuff (S7E11)

Hey, you know I'm a sucker for a good Christmas episode. Luke asks Lorelai to write a recommendation for his custody battle.

99. Luke Can See Her Face (S4E20)

Luke buys self-help tapes and realizes that Lorelai is the only thing that will make him happyl

98. The UnGraduate (S6E3)

Logan visits from Europe and he and Rory talk about Yale, and she reaffirms that she will not be returning for the next semester. Lorelai and Paris start having weekly lunches at the Dragonfly Inn which is super bizarre.

97. Afterboom (S4E19)

This episode is rated low because of the plot, but the acting, however, is phenomenal. Richard and Emily separate and Lorelai and Jason break up.

96. Driving Miss Gilmore (S6E21)

After Emily's surgery leaves her temporarily blind, Lorelai has to drive her around. And Rory takes care of Logan after he gets out of the hospital.

95. Women of Questionable Morals (S5E11)

Christopher tries to make peace with Rory after his father passes away, and he ends up spending the night with Lorelai.

94. Secrets and Loans (S2E11)

In this episode, Lorelai's house is infested with termites, but Lorelai is too proud to accept a loan from Richard and Emily, as usual.

93. Knit, People, Knit! (S7E9)

Stars Hollow has another wacky event that we would all love to participate in. A Knit-A-Thon. Anna and April announce that they will be moving to New Mexico.

92. Tippecanoe and Taylor, Too (S5E4)

Jackson decides to run against Taylor in the next election, because everyone is fed up with Taylor wreaking havoc.

91. Like Mother, Like Daughter (S2E7)

Rory tries to get into "The Puffs", which is the most pointless subplot of the whole series.

90. Tick, Tick, Tick, Boom! (S4E18)

Richard and Jason discover that Floyd is attempting to sue Richard, and the entire town of Stars Hollow smells like rotten eggs, due to Kirk not mapping out his Easter egg placement.

89. Jews and Chinese Food (S5E15)

Luke agrees to help the elementary school build sets, knowing that Lorelai is the costume designer and their paths will cross.

88. The Breakup Part II (S1E17)

87. A Messenger, Nothing More (S5E2)

Emily and Rory return form Europe and Rory calls Lorelai to apologize and ask her to deliver a letter to Dean. Lindsay and Dean's marriage is in ruins.

86. The Reigning Lorelai (S4E16)

Trix dies and Emily finds a letter that was written to Richard telling him not to marry Emily. After that, Emily puts Lorelai in charge of planning Trix's wedding.

85. Introducing Lorelai Planetarium (S7E8)

Rory has a much more composed reaction than all of us did when Christopher and Lorelai got married. Good for her.

84. Hammers and Veils (S2E2)

83. Last Week Fights, This Week Tights (S4E21)

Liz and TJ's wedding day has an affect on Luke and Jess

82. Dead Uncles and Vegetables (S2E17)

Luke has to plan a funeral for his uncle, who also happened to be the least liked person in Stars Hollow. This is also the episode where Emily helps Sookie and Jackson plan their wedding.

81. Will You Be My Lorelai Gilmore? (S7E16)

Rory gets an interview with The New York Times and Lane has a baby shower.

80. Merry Fisticuffs (S7E10)

This is the episode where Logan, Rory, Lucy and Marty all go to dinner together, and Logan freaks out about Marty and Rory's secret friendship, ultimately ending Marty and Lucy's relationship. Why'd you have to do that Logan?

79. How Many Kropogs to Cape Cod? (S5E20)

Rory invites Logan to Friday Night Dinner and Lorelai decides to come to get to know him better. Rory tries to make a good impression on Michum Huntzberger.

78. Super Cool Party People (S6E20)

Lorelai helps Luke out with April's sleepover party

77. Red Light on the Wedding Night (S2E3)

76. Lost and Found (S2E15)

Why does Lorelai hate Jess so much? In this episode Rory loses her bracelet from Dean and Jess is in her room trying to find it, but Lorelai accuses him of taking it.

75. That Damn Donna Reed (S1E14)

I really did like this episode because it's so cute and old school. Rory and Dean get in an argument about Donna Reed being #domestic and then Rory ends up getting all #domestic for Dean anyway.

74. Run Away, Little Boy (S2E9)

This episode is memorable for a few reasons. This is the episode where Rory plays Juliet in the Chilton production of Romeo and Juliet. This is also the episode where Tristan (remeber the little demon from seasons 1 and 2?) gets shipped off to military school. Bon voyage, Mr. Dugray!

73. Love and War and Snow (S1E8)

Okay so confession: I actually kind of loved Max. Not in a Christopher or Luke kind of way, but there was something about him that I really enjoyed. He definitely wasn't "the one" for Lorelai, but watching them walk around Stars Hallow in the first snow of the season is borderline magical.

72. Come Home (S5E12)

Richard rear ends Emily's car so that she will have to ride home with him. Luke and Lorelai get more serious. Rory is disappointed when Logan doesn't ask her to be his date to a book signing.

71. Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller (S5E1)

Richard and Emily's marriage is in shreds and Lorelai and Rory aren't speaking after Rory losing her virginity to Dean. At the same time, The Dragonfly's test run is extremely successful and Lorelai and Luke are finally together!

70. Lorelai's Graduation Day (S2E21)

There were a lot of issues with this episode. The biggest one being that Rory invites Emily and Richard to Lorelai's graduation (without telling her) and then misses the graduation...for Jess.

69. Emily in Wonderland (S1E19)

68. Scene in a Mall (S4E15)

Lane moves in with Zack and Brian, and Emily binge shops, what fun!

67. Face-Off (S3E15)

Lane and Rory go to a Stars Hollow hockey game and run into Dean and his new girlfriend Lindsay.

66. Ballrooms and Biscotti (S4E1)

In the season 4 premiere, Lorelai and Rory return from Europe and realize that Rory wrote down the wrong freshman orientation date and only has 2 days left in Stars Hollow. Also this is the episode where Luke returns from his cruise...engaged.

65. Paris is Burning (S1E11)

Sookie finally asks out Jackson! And Lorelai freaks out that her and Max are getting too serious, and accidentally gets the rumor mill turning at Chilton about their relationship, causing issues for Rory.

64. A Tale of Poes and Fires (S3E17)

This episode went down in Gilmore Girls history as the episode where the Independence Inn caught on fire. Also the episode with all of the kind of creepy Edgar Allen Poes.

63. The Incredible Shrinking Lorelais (S4E14)

Rory freaks out at the idea of having to drop a class at Yale, despite being drowned in work, and she confides in Dean. Lorelai is afraid that Sookie isn't pulling her weight with the Inn and confides in Luke.

62. Teach Me Tonight (S2E19)

Luke asks Rory to start tutoring Jess, who is failing. This brings them closer together and drives a wedge between her and Dean.

61. Application Anxiety (S3E3)

Rory receives her Harvard application in the mail and freaks out, wondering if her extra curriculars are too vanilla for Harvard. This causes Rory, Lorelai and Emily to all have a collective anxiety attack over the application.

60. The Great Stink (S7E5)

59. Happy Birthday, Baby (S3E18)

Two words: Giant. Pizza.

58. It Should've Been Lorelai (S2E14)

Christopher returns with his new girlfriend Sherry and Sherry attempts to bond with Rory which is awkward for everyone involved. Meanwhile, Lorelai realizes what she missed out on by not marrying Christopher.

57. Bon Voyage (S7E22)

The series finale is absolutely amazing, but also heartbreaking because, y'know, series finale.

56. Star-Crossed Lovers and Other Strangers (S1E16)

I think this was the episode when I decided without a doubt that Dean and Rory did not belong together. Any guy who gets that upset over a girl not reciprocating "I love you" needs to chill. He was too clingy and needy throughout the whole relationship, but this episode was aggravating to say the least. However, the other plot lines in this episode are pretty close to perfect.

55. Girls in Bikinis, Boys Doin' the Twist (S4E17)

When I was watching the series for the first time, I was nervous that a Spring Break episode would disrupt the flow of the season, but it did quite the opposite. Rory and Paris head to Florida for a right of passage, Jason gives Lorelai a house key, and Luke gets arrested!

54. Back in the Saddle Again (S2E18)

Rory asks Richard for help with developing and marketing a first aid kit for a school project. Delighted to have something to work on again, Richard decides to go back to work.

53. Keg! Max! (S3E19)

Jess and Dean get in a fistfight at the keg party that Lane's band is playing at. Lorelai joins the committee for the graduation party, bringing her back together with Max.

52. Partings (S6E22)

51. Always a Godmother, Never a God (S6E4)

Sookie is having a baptism for her kids and plots to get Lorelai and Rory to speak to each other again by asking them both to be the godmothers.

50. That'll Do Pig (S3E10)

It's weird because this title is so memorable but when I tried to think of what actually happens in the episode I hadn't a clue. After re-watching it I realized that's because not a lot happens except just moving the storyline along. Richard celebrates his birthday and his mother comes into town to celebrate and announces that she will be moving back to America. At the same time the weird Chilton subplot with Francie is going on, and Rory chooses to be friends with Dean which makes Jess uncomfortable and is a bummer in my book.

49. The Inns and Outs of Inns (S2E8)

48. Unto the Breach (S7E21)

This is the episode where Logan proposes!! Still haven't gotten over that in the next episode she says no, but maybe in the revival they'll resolve that.

47. We've Got Magic to Do (S6E5)

46. Presenting Lorelai Gilmore (S2E6)

Emily requests that Rory be presented in the Debutante Ball and surprisingly, Rory agrees and is presented by Christopher.

45. A Vineyard Valentine (S6E15)

As much as I love Logan and Rory and Lorelai and Luke, this one is kind of a flop. It just doesn't seem right that Rory and Logan's relationship is more tight-knit and domestic than Lorelai and Luke's, leaving them both feeling awkward. It's a cute episode, it just has too many scenes that make one couple seem "better" than the other.

44. Forgiveness and Stuff (S1E10)

This is the episode where Richard finds himself in the hospital...the first time. And the episode where Luke comes to Lorelai's side and shows that he's just a big softy. I love this episode because the Gilmore's aren't fighting and because Luke is so sweet, Luke and Emily have a deep conversation and Lorelai doesn't hate Dean at this point in the season.

43. We Got Us a Pippi Virgin (S5E5)

This episode isn't amazing but it is memorable. Lorelai invites Dean and Rory on a double date with her and Luke to see Pippi Longstocking, hence the title and the unforgettable quote "We got us a Pippi virgin" when they introduce Luke to the movie for the first time. And who could forget that this is the episode where Zach declares his feelings for Lane and their relationship finally begins to develop.

42. Nag Hammadi Is Where They Found the Gnostic Gospels (S4E13)

"Did anyone ever think Sylvia Plath wasn't crazy? Maybe she was just cold." Classic. Also Jess returns, confesses his love to Rory and leaves again. Also classic. Frustrating, but what would Gilmore Girls be without the whirlwind relationship of Jess and Rory

41. Pulp Friction (S5E17)

40. A House is Not a Home (S5E22)

The one where Rory drops out of Yale after getting arrested for stealing a yacht with Logan...yeah that one. Also the one where Luke says "I love you" to Lorelai. Aww.

39. The Big One (S3E16)

Something about watching Paris have an absolute conniption (on C-SPAN no less) is absolutely glorious, and also kind of heartbreaking. Her personality really shines through in this episode, and you see Rory's friendship and kindness towards her, which I love.

38. Say Goodnight, Gracie (S3E20)

In this super dramatic episode, Jess' father shows up in Stars Hollow, Dean and Lindsay get engaged and Fran, the previous owner of the Dragonfly Inn, passes away, giving Lorelai and Sookie a glimmer of hope in owning their own inn.

37. Blame Booze and Melville (S5E21)

Otherwise known as the one where Rory gets arrested for stealing a yacht. Haha. Classic.

36. There's the Rub (S2E16)

I love this episode because Paris and Jess both drop by Rory's house unannounced. I hate this episode because the Lorelai-Emily spa trip is a disaster for the most part.

35. Hay Bale Maze (S7E18)

After quitting his father's company, Logan decides to come with Rory to Stars Hollow. He makes amends with Lorelai. On the other hand, April comes back from New Mexico which I think was something most people were hoping wouldn't actually happen.

34. Norman Mailer, I'm Pregnant! (S5E6)

Sookie admits that she is pregnant again. Rory is doing a piece for Yale Daily News on The Life and Death Brigade, which drives her straight into Logan.

33. But Not as Cute as Pushkin (S5E10)

32. The Festival of Living Art (S4E7)

This is another one of Stars Hallow's kookie traditions that I totally want to take part in. Stars Hallow makes everyone up to look like different pieces of famous art and it's totally bizarre and awesome. This episode also won an Emmy for makeup so that's really cool.

31. One's Got Class and the Other One Dyes (S3E4)

30. I'd Rather be in Philadelphia (S7E13)

29. The Bracebridge Dinner (S2E10)

28. Nick&Nora/Sid&Nancy (S2E5)

He's no Logan, but I have a soft spot for Jess. And this is the episode where he moves to Stars Hallow so everyone definitely needs to re-watch it before the revival. Also he gets pushed in a lake, so there's that.

27. Rory's Birthday Parties (S1E6)

26. The Deer Hunters (S1E4)

25. Raincoats and Recipes (S4E22)

Okay, I have a love-hate relationship this one because I've just never been a Team Dean girl. But this is probably one of Rory's best episodes, if not her best episode.

24. The Road Trip to Harvard (S2E4)

23. Farewell, My Pet (S7E14)

I love this episode because Rory admits to Logan that she has a crush on someone else. This is something that other boys, like Dean or Jess might freak out over. Logan laughs it off though, leaving Rory feeling confident in their relationship.

22. Christopher Returns (S1E15)

21. I Get a Sidekick Out of You (S6E19)

20. Pilot (S1E1)

The Pilot definitely isn't perfect, but it just feels wrong to not have it in at least the top 20. Rory and Lorelai argue more than their usual, Drella is an unusual character that never really gets wrapped up and Emily and Richard haven't quite warmed up to their normal selves yet, but Michele's one-liners are on point, Luke is perfect as always, and the first episode gives you a glimpse into how amazing Lane and Rory's friendship will be throughout the duration of the series.

19. The Lorelai's First Day at Yale (S4E2)

Must be nice to live close enough to your college to drive back and forth like that on move in day. Anyway, this episode is hilarious because Rory finds out that one of her three move outs is Paris, another is a workout/health freak, and the third is

18. Those are Strings, Pinocchio! (S3E22)

17. A-Tisket, A-Tasket (S2E13)

I love this episode because it shows one of those amazing Stars Hallow traditions that all of us wish we could participate in. This one in particular is the tradition where the ladies of Stars Hallow have to pack a picnic basket and the men have to bid on one and win a picnic with the basket-maker. Luke bids on Lorelai's basket per her request, and Jess outbids Dean for Rory's basket. Also Sookie and Jackson are perfect as usual. And the immortalized line "Basket. Basket Maker. Guy who didn't bring enough money." goes down in history in this episode.

16. Say Something (S5E14)

Luke and Lorelai's breakup tears everyone apart but the acting is phenomenal. Also the classic insane-ness of Stars Hallow happens again when everyone wears either a blue ribbon or a pink ribbon in support of either Luke or Lorelai after the breakup.

15. Wedding Bell Blues ( S5E13)

14. Kill Me Now (S1E3)

13. Friday Night's Alright for Fighting (S6E13)

12. The Lorelai's First Day at Chilton (S1E2)

Somehow, The Lorelai's First Day at Chilton is even better than the Lorelai's First Day at Yale. Now I'm not saying it was perfect, but there are so many memorable quotes.

Rory- "You're feeling pretty good about yourself right now, aren't you?" ... "Do you want me to get you a mirror?"

Emily- "There's 5 days in a week Lorelai"
Lorelai- "Really? Because my day of the week underwear only go to Thursday"

Emily- "Well what happens if both [skirts] get dirty?"
Lorelai- "Well then we'll use this newfangled thing called a washing machine. The town just chipped in and bought one. My turn's Tuesday."

11. Just Like Gwen and Gavin (S6E12)

10. Welcome to the Dollhouse (S6E6)

9. The Party's Over (S5E8)

8. Dear Emily and Richard (S3E13)

7. A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving (S3E9)

6. They Shoot The Gilmore's Don't They? (S3E7)

This seems to be everyone's favorite episode, maybe because it's a classic, but I just truly don't love it as much as everyone else.

5. I Can't Get Started (S2E22)

Oy with the poodles already!

4. But I'm a Gilmore (S5E19)

3. The Prodigal Daughter Returns (S6E9)

After Rory took a year off from Yale she and Lorelai got in a huge argument ending with Rory going to live with Emily and Richard. In this episode they finally reconcile.

2. You've Been Gilmored (S6E14)

Logan asking Rory to move in with him and Christopher loving Logan is too much!

1. You Jump, I Jump, Jack. (S5E7)

Maybe it's because I'm Team Logan or something, but I just cannot get over this episode. Luke and Lorelai are together, and Richard and Emily find out and the dynamic between Logan and Rory in the Life or Death Brigade is perfect. I love watching Logan slowly bring Rory out of her shell.

Favorite Quote:

Logan- "It'll be fun, it'll be a thrill. Something stupid, something bad for you. Just something different. Isn't this the point of being young? It's your choice, Ace. People can live a hundred years without really living for a minute. You climb up here with me, it's one less minute you haven't lived. "