Harrison Fugman

So what, what I'd add to this is when we sat down at the restaurant, I thought that, that we were going to have a normal night.

I thought you threw up and it was past you.

And then you got this kind of white look on your face and you bolted out.

And we just put in the order.

And so I still had to pay for the meal.

Right.

And so I I didn't want like I was I thought because initially I followed you out of the restaurant.

And I didn't leave a card.

And so I think they definitely there was a period where they would have thought we dined and dashed, which we haven't which we haven't talked about.

And then obviously go back in like, hey, like, can we please get things settled?

She's outside.

And that's when I ran into your friend and I was like, I got to go.

So hopefully she didn't think I was I was being.

And then when we got back to the hotel, when I noticed it was different...

was when you couldn't keep any water down.

That was when the spidey senses went off and that was a, this is different.

It's now been going on for multiple hours.

The pace of throwing up is accelerating.

And what I was most nervous about was at mid, this was just around midnight, was if you went to bed

And things kind of went on that trajectory that we would wake up at four in the morning, three in the morning in a bad place.