Reggie Watts

So after that,

I kind of didn't do ketamine for a really long time until I moved to California and during the pandemic, a friend of mine, I bought some ketamine and just sat on it for like a year because I was afraid to do it again.

And then I started doing it and then had like more incredible results.

journeys and insights and I wanted to share it with friends.

So friends would come over and I'd do one-on-ones with them and we'd lay on my bed and listen to cool minimalist music or whatever, music for airports or whatever.

And that was kind of like, that began my, reignited my kind of fascination with it.

And then, yeah, so now I'm here.

Yeah, I've actually gone I've gone pretty deep about it where, you know, because I really love drugs.

And and yeah, I really love it because it gets me it gets me to deeper places, even socially.

You know, when someone who is, you know, like I met this guy named Jack Aloka.

who's one of the most measured psychonauts he is crazy successful like written programs for like data mining for medical research and um works with the university of melbourne has a has a position there a phd um uh working on essentially consciousness studies and um

This guy's insane.

He's, like, held his breath underwater for 20 minutes.

There's, like, a video of him.

He thinks it's... Well, I think it is funny, but, like, he's, like... Like an oxygen-assisted underwater thing.

He did a lot of training.

A lot of training.

A lot of training.

But, yeah, so he's managed... Or, no, he's done...

I think he's done like within 15 minutes.