Chuck

Oh, I got you.

That we're doing all year.

I got you.

It was pretty good.

I love that topic.

That's what you call an on-sequitur.

I kind of prefer on stage, but sure, this is great too.

Yeah, maybe.

Well, I wonder if your dopamine receptors are functioning as they should.

Yeah, and this may be the most oft-covered stuff-you-should-know thing that hasn't gotten its own title yet.

Yeah, we talk about this stuff all the time, it seems like.

It sure does.

So it is, like you said, a neurotransmitter, one of more than 100 of those bad boys functioning in our bodies.

And like you said, it lets things communicate.

It's a facilitator, but it gets all the press for its, you know, like the feel-good stuff that you mentioned, addiction behaviors, whether it's gambling or drugs or

Or the thrill of, you know, those people that walk around on ledges and stuff.

Yeah, ledge walkers.

But it does all kinds of things.

That's just where it makes the newspaper headlines.

But we should probably talk a little bit about just the neurotransmitter cycle that it goes through.