I divorced my wife, and I'm like seven weeks out from the divorce now,

and I kind of realized I was the problem, and she was amazing.

My addiction to video games, they were things that stressed her out as well.

So since you've been divorced, you've had all the time in the world to

play your video games, and it's pretty hollow, huh? What up? What's up? This is John with the Dr. John

Deloney's show. Coming to you from Nashville, Tennessee, taking your calls from all over the planet

on your mental and emotional health, your relationships, whatever you got going on.

So this is a huge week for me and for Ben at the soundboard.

Our punk rock band has a huge show this weekend.

And we had a rehearsal last night.

Ben, it wasn't great.

It was maybe the worst rehearsal we had.

We're not good.

I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. You're going to get out there and jam, though. It's going to be fun. I know, that's the problem. I think some of our new band members don't have jam in their spirit. I asked another member of your band last week how things were going,

and he sat there for a minute, and then he just said,

we'd really appreciate your vote.

Yeah. I asked another member of your band last week how things were going, and he sat there for a minute, and then he just said, we'd really appreciate your vote.

Yeah.

I don't even need your vote.

I just need your prayers.

I need thoughts and prayers.

I'm not super certain what those two things do in combination, but we could use them.

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