Giannis Pappas

Whoa, how did you find out about this?

This is wild.

It was interesting.

I was in L.A., right?

So I have early childhood trauma, and then I've had some traumatic things happen to me later in life, and then the panic attacks started after I got shot when I was in my early 20s.

I didn't know what they were back then, like...

I just didn't know what they were, so I'd just be having these panic attacks on the train, just going like, what is happening to me?

So I've been dealing with it for like 20 years.

And it would go away for periods.

I'd have great periods, and then it would come back.

And after I had kids, I think I called you.

I spoke to you once, and you were very helpful.

But after I had kids, it sort of triggered...

a lot of these feelings that would come up out of nowhere and sadness, I'd be looking at my kids and I'd get sad, I'd be playing with them, I'd get sad and I didn't understand it.

And then I'd be in a hotel room on the road and I'd just start panicking and I'd be like, what is this?

And so I was talking to my friend, Tracy Carnazzo.

She's a comic in New York.

She's funny.

And she's one of these Italian girls who's just got a guy for everything.

You ask her anything, she's like, I know somebody.