Hello, welcome to Let's Talk About It with Taylor Nolan. I am your host Taylor and joined

by lovely co-host, Kibbender. Hello. Hello Taylor, how are you today? I'm honestly

I feel a little bit like a hot mess today, which I'm kind of like is that any different

from any other day? But... Thanks for the support.

From some days. Some days you haven't more to the other than other days.

But it's only like it's barely noon. Yeah. So sometimes a together day is shouldn't

be judged by what happens before noon. Yeah, I'm very much like a night owl person.

Like my brain doesn't actually start functioning until like 3 p.m. And then I'm like I'm ready

to get all kinds of work done and like my brain just feels like it's on and actually

read something recently that was it was shit where was it even I want to say I don't

know but it was a reputable reputable reputable reputable. Yes, we know how to speak words.

The brain is still turning on. Yes, it was a very good source but talking about like the

science behind being a night owl and how like when we look back at our ancestors, you

know, there were people that were specifically chosen to do like night shifts, you know,

like during hunter gatherer times that would have to like stay awake to like man the fire

or like watch out for predators and whatnot. So it was like, you know, that kind of actually

has been passed through in some of our like DNA. And so it's like we can't always expect

that everyone's going to work the same exact way and that everyone is going to be built

for a 9 to 5. So some people literally like were genetically, if not selected specifically,

but just kind of tended towards and then were yeah, socially put in places where they

could work at night. Interesting. I wonder if when they were working at night and they

were often alone because they were away from other people. Yeah, that's that's why

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