Welcome to The Wallet Show Aftercast, all those things we didn't get to during the course of the show today.

Gavin in Old Man mode, like having neck issues now?

Yeah, I don't even know what's going on.

It's right, let's go with halfway down the neck to just behind the ear.

Just every once in a while, and actually not, it's like every five seconds.

Oh, is, um, like, I literally am like almost writhing.

It's so weird and I can push through it,

but it's, it's very irritating today.

What kind of pain is it?

I mean, I said a sharp stab.

I said, like a stabbing pain. Maybe if somebody was massaging it but with like their elbow and all their might too, like it just makes me feel like it makes me like flinch almost. What do you did? I have no clue. Have you ever had a migraine? No, but it's, we're talking the neck. Like, it's not in, it's like, it's like, it's like, it radiates like into your head. Today, yesterday it kind of was for a little bit, but then today it's all back here in the neck area. Oh. So I don't think it's a migraine. And, but I don't know if it's a pinched nerve from sleeping poorly. Mm-hmm. Zero. Yeah, I betty had said, like, what about acupuncture? I tried acupuncture for my shoulders. Oh, yeah, on the ship. Yeah. One of the most dangerous places. I would not be around needles on a ship. Yeah, maybe it's just because he couldn't hit the spot. It was like trying to throw a dartboard in a hurricane.

But yeah, like I tried it and I thought it was going to work.

I'm like, oh, okay, it feels good.

And then it didn't do anything.

I've heard dry needling is a thing.

It's similar to acupuncture, but I guess it goes deeper and it's done not in, you know, weird strip mall, usually.

It's usually done at a doctor's office, you know.

I really don't understand.

I know that there are a lot of people that swear by it, but I don't understand how putting

needles into you helps with pain.

Yeah.

It's something about how it hits the muscle and it activates something in the muscle to

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