Trevor Collins

And so is it a placebo effect because you know about this?

Or does the full moon actually drive a level of human mania of some kind?

I mean, there's even people now that are into the whole, you know, moon cycles and everything.

You know, I had dinner with a friend the other night and she was like, oh, you know, it's this, this moon is out.

And so it's the rejuvenation.

I'm like, okay.

Right.

I love all of that, but.

You know, and then I know people that like, you know, they put out water under a certain moon and they have moon water and it's all the witchy stuff.

And I'm like, okay.

Yeah, well, see, listen, that's like going next door to Gertrude and saying, maybe they know something I don't.

Listen, I'm a man of science.

I love my facts.

We talk about this all the time.

I love that hard, tangible evidence, but it's never going to close the door on the curiosity of maybe what we don't know.

And I love a lot of that, even if it's just entertainment.

I love the idea of, like, what could be, you know?

So it's very interesting, but I love the idea of looking to the planets and stars to soothsay and find the future, but

Yeah, I also do think that it is a little bit because of this, you're kind of priming yourself, maybe is the wrong word, but you're priming yourself to fall into that disposition.

Oh, this year is going to be transformative for me.