Jake

And I take my mask off.

I look up and everybody else is clearly going through it.

So like the first time I had coffee, I was in the truck with my wife and I was like, I think I picked up a coffee.

Some people are throwing up.

Some people are going to the bathroom and their legs are shaking.

I was like, I think it's been long enough.

I can have a coffee.

So they're clearly, you know, like they're clearly in the medicine.

And it had reset my caffeine receptor to where it felt like I had never had coffee before.

The legs are shaking because of ataxia.

Like when you kind of, you start to lose control of your physical body.

And I was driving and shaking.

And I looked at her, I was like, this is a drug.

Everyone else is clearly in it and nothing's happening to me.

We just got so used to it, but this is a drug.

And so I called the nurse over and I asked to go to the bathroom and he goes to help me up and I'm like, no, I'm good, I'm good.

They tell you not to drink for three months for sure.

They recommend six months because alcohol is the one thing, because it's fat soluble, that it'll push out the metabolite a lot faster.

So I jump right up and

walk to the bathroom after I unhook from the EKG, go to the bathroom.