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Friends being binary ladies in gentlemen, boys and girls.

Oh boy, I hope you're comfortable or getting comfortable.

Or, you know, as I say, when I'm in most situations by myself for with other people,

there's usually a long pause like that while I try to discredit, decide what the degree of

comfortability, realistic comfortability. That's what we're all.

Yeah, that's what I've been searching for. So realistically, I hope you have a realistic level

of comfort. But more than that, I'd like to increase that just a little bit on that dial.

And you might say, who and the what are you, are you qualified to comfort anything?

And it's I think I think I am as somebody who sat in like I said, well, I'm a bit uncomfortable here.

If I take that tone with myself and I say, okay, I see you're a bit uncomfortable here.

I think it's going to be okay. I'm talking about out in the world, right?

But I said like I'm using that same intention. Not just tone. The tone comes from the intention.

I say, yeah, hope you're getting a little bit more comfortable. Is that ramble on and not, not.

So that's where I'm coming from. Where am I going? No, no idea.

Because it's time for sleep with me. The podcast that's here to put you to sleep and keep you company

while you fall asleep or that's here to keep you company while you fall asleep. That's how you get

to sleep ideally. Now, if you're new to the show, it is very different. You probably already noticed that.

It is very strange, but it's friendly. It does take a few tries to get used to the podcast and make

the show one because I can relate to not being able to trouble staying asleep or fall asleep or waking

up too early. But also you deserve a good night's sleep. That's why I make the show. So even if this

podcast doesn't work, I hope you find something else. I'll give you some resources at sleep with me,

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