Do you remember those days in television when two young troublemakers live in a suite at a famous hotel? And no Upper East Siders, we don't mean Chuck Bass and Nate Archibald. We meant those twin brothers on the Disney show "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody."

You may feel free to feel old in three... Two...

They just graduated from college.

One.

Yes, those young troublemakers are now college graduates from the New York University, so those of us who watched them grow up, well, they're all grown up now, and we're older. In case you were wondering, "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" premiered 10 years ago, and we even watched them graduate high school there!

Entertainment Weekly noted that the twins stuck together after "The Suite Life" as well, as they decided to attend the same university. The twins specifically attended NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study. 

The twins, now 22 years in youth, graduated with the rest of the Class of 2015. They wore their purple robes proudly at the commencement ceremony held at the Yankee Stadium.

According to MTV, the Gallatin School of Individualized Study had Dylan graduate with a concentration in video game design. Cole, on the other hand, finishes with an Archaeology major.

To make things even more exciting, the twins also graduated with honors, as Cole proudly posted on his Twitter page.

Dylan, on the other hand, posted on Instagram that they're definitely ready for what's in store for them in the real world, saying, "Smarter better faster stronger. Finished NYU now on to the next."

While Zack and Cody remain to be their most popular roles to date, People noted that their careers in the entertainment industry started at an early age. Both of them appeared as Patrick Kelly on ABC's "Grace Under Fire," which ran from 1993 to 1998, as well as the little kid from the Adam Sandler film, "Big Daddy."

Yet again, you might recognize Cole as Ross and Carol's son in the popular TV series "Friends."

And for the "Suite Life" fans, was it mere coincidence that the twins donned familiar purple robes for their recent graduation as well? Entertainment Weekly was quick to point out that similarity.

Take a quick trip down memory lane and check out their Seven Seas High Yearbook.

Pretty soon, the twins will be opening that restaurant they wanted, The New York Daily News said, as Dylan explained his and his brother's interest on the matter. Dylan also worked for a cafe last year, the outlet informed. 

Time flies so fast, don't you think?