“Some of you are 20-year-olds who are 40 years old because you became old when you are very young,” Brian Mulondo, said on D’Mighty Breakfast introduced the topic of handling the 50s. According to Brian, many people who grew too early end up behaving like 20-year-olds when they turn 50. He said, “That’s why when you are 45, we start seeing you as the last people to leave bars.” Maritza added that these are the people we start seeing “playing catch-up”. However, Peter Igaga has advised that people should not wait for when they are 50 to start working on their dreams. He adds that most of the things that a 50-year-old has, he got or started working on when he was 20.