Uh, virtue. I just will me always back in studio now. Let's rewind here to yesterday

when our producer told us that, look, he struggles with anxiety. He has for the longest

time. He's seen therapists and he's finally given in to getting on some medications,

which you have done, right? There is a long term fix and there's a short term fix, which

is what we're focusing on this morning because Mo and you and Katie have a live broadcast

on Saturday night at Legends Distillery. Yes, I take us or sold out, but if you want to walk

in, you can do that. Um, so the long term one is what pros act pros act and you've been

on that for a couple of weeks, uh, one week. Well, but tomorrow will be one week pretty much.

So yeah, I started taking it last Saturday and I've been on it for a week. They said it's

going to take four to six weeks to kick in. So we're just hoping for that to kick in and

to feel better. But just the idea of, of just me taking, having, I'm at daily medication

for my anxiety has like relieved a lot of, I would say like on my daily anxiety, just on

a regular basis, I would feel like you should be proud of yourself for taking that step.

Yeah. For sure. I know that's an inner struggle right there, man. Total right?

Because I put it off for a very long time too, because I was anti medication. Yeah. And

then that was one of the things I mean, I was dealing with this like I didn't, I was going

to fix it myself, you know, breathing methods. I was going to just sit down, deal with my thoughts,

and I was just going to move forward. And that was always my plan. Move forward and move forward.

But with the live show happening, it was like this new thing that was like coming that I've never

really like, I think, because I care about it so much, you know, I started thinking as to why I'm

putting this so much pressure to myself. And it's for, when I used to do performance stuff in

in high school, it was like, it was cool. It was fun. But it was just like a fun thing to do,

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