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Had an off-air question that we're going to pose on the air, Drew.

Sleeping medication.

I don't know, you don't like calling them sleeping

I call it hypnotics. Hypnotics. Okay. I'm not really a sleeping pill

guy. Yeah. But I've found something like Ambien, which I don't take. It's good to kind of put you down, but at some point I pop up and it's good for four to five hours, boink, then you're back up.

Yeah, so I've, well that's good to know because it was originally just sort of said, hey, it's a sleeping pill,

but I notice I'd taken at midnight. Well, first off, I'd take it at midnight.

Well, first off, I might take it and go to bed an hour later.

Well, it helps you fall asleep.

It does a pretty good job at that.

But then once it gets you in sleep, it releases you all of a sudden,

the sort of an arousal with that.

Yes and so I've found myself take the ambient at midnight, go to bed at one and then at

5.30 I'm like not asleep anymore. So that wasn't fantastic

You actually came out with a time release version of Ambien because of that. I'm going so let me give you let me give you the scenario. I'm doing what I do so often which is heading out to New York to do a match game

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