Hey, welcome to mentally chill. I'm Kristen. And I'm Stevie. Hey, Stevie. Hey, how's it going? Um,

it's all right. You're feeling weird today? I feel weird. Why? Well, we had to be here at 11.

Which is hella early. Which is basically for normal humans, 6 a.m. for me. Yeah. And so it was really

kind of tricky getting up. And then I didn't do my my research that I wanted to do for the show,

really as much as I wanted to. So I was like, oh, I'll wake up early. It's like you lie to yourself.

I'm like, oh, I'll wake up early and do it in the morning. But I can't wake up. Why do I leave it to?

I did the same thing.

I was like, I'm going to wake up at 5 a.m.

and I'm going to go hiking first.

Then I'm going to do some research.

And then I'm going to go and record get here on time. 8.30 for me would have been like, yes, I did it.

I set my alarm clock for, I think, nine.

See, usually I wake up at six, but I started Prozac a week ago, which is the new med that I'm on.

And it is fucking me up.

In what way?

My sleeping is so bad.

On my last med, I would sleep through the night. In fact, I could sleep like 14 hours straight. I was just hardcore sleeper on Prozac, not so much. Like I fall asleep and about two hours after I fall asleep, I wake up and I'm like, zing, awake, awake, awake, can't get back to sleep. And then in the mornings I cannot get out of bed. Really? I cannot get out of bed. I'm

dragging ass out of bed. Wait, did you say to me before we started that you wanted Prozac?

Like, you asked for it? Yeah, I was like, let me try. Give me it. I was like, give me the pills.

Let me try Prozac. My dad is on Prozac. He's been on Prozac's been a week. And there's like, with Prozac,

you don't just start at like 20 milligrams. You have to like build your way up there. Kristen's

phone is broken. So we're just going to put it out there now. Everything about me is broken.

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