Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering third eye drops. Glorious day to you my friends. I am overjoyed to bring you this

podcast. It is one of my very favorites in in quite a while. That said I usually enjoy the explorers hoary linguistic

dance we do here every well not every week, I mean, the show's been going long enough now that there's got to be at least one or two plopers.

I don't know how many. I'm not calling out anybody

specifically, but odds are the numbers not zero. But I almost always do find some sort of intriguing novelty nugget or

angle of this molecular meat miracle that we're all existing and that I've never

thought about before.

Nearly always.

But I'm not sure when the last time is

that I was this moved during a podcast because there are a couple of stories that Miles tells in this one that it kind of shook me and I think they're probably gonna butter your bread too if you are

walking around with a heart in your chest.

And on top of that, Miles,

Dr Miles Nail, to be more specific,

is a rare bird.

He has the Western Chops as a doctor of psychology and he's been practicing

Tibetan Buddhism for over two decades. He's also got a really wonderful sense of humor and when you combine the three of those

you've got a wonderful whimsical man witch right there. That's the second bread related thing I've said on the mic. Subliminal

carb emanations are plentiful, I guess, which actually makes sense, I suppose, because I am doing a low-carb diet today. Wow. Anyway, shows like this are why I do it. Humans like

Dr. Miles Neal are why I do it.

They make me want to share what little wonder water I've got,

if we all shared, but a unique drop of inspirational wonder water each, I think the world would be a far more inspired place.

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