Sarah Rugheimer

Also what they use in the Antarctic cruises because those waves are quite, you know, high.

And I took it for a week, had no motion sickness problems whatsoever.

Not that I am recommending this.

I want to be clear that I'm not that kind of doctor.

This is not medical advice.

I know it's really hard to say because there are things that I really want to take that I'm sure NASA would not want me to take.

And that would be some sort of psychedelic to see Earth from.

I would never do that.

I would I would be tempted.

I would never.

Of course, I would never do anything like that, just as I also don't sleep with a beanie baby.

But no, I don't know.

I bring out like I would probably bring some keepsakes from my family.

I mean, I know I guess you have like digital photos, but I think I'd want a physical photo.

I love freeze-dried raspberries and strawberries.

So if I could have, like, a little pocket of those that I give myself for, I don't know, my spacewalk went well, then I could have a little treat.

Also, maybe, like, a massager.

You know, like, one of those, like, back things you can do to relieve all the tension.

I know, it's awkward.

It's weird.