Hello, everybody, welcome back to psychedelics today.

This is Joe Moore coming at you from Phoenix, Arizona.

And how are you doing, Kyle?

Good, Joe. How are you doing? Sunny Breckenridge to... Lovely. Sunny Arizona. Nice.

Yeah, you know. It's nice to get some sun and some extra O2. I think living at oxygen

deprivation for too long can lead to some weird situations. So I'm feeling pretty good and

sleeping really well. So loving it. Are there any long term studies about mental health related things

that are high depression is the only thing I've seen like higher rates of depression at altitude.

Like suicidality wise like it's really aggressive numbers in like where I live in my county.

Some of the higher suicide rates in the country, and it's a pretty small county. So it's noticeable. Like, those

suicides are only really one hop away, just about every time. So it's kind of ugly. So, you know,

not to mention, you know, the mountains being so high, it's like you're at a higher

latitude and, you know, less sun as a result of the high mountains, kind of blocking, you know,

multiple hours of sun.

So, you know, not only is it the O2, it's the cold, it's the darkness, yeah, Multi-factor. Economics, too, I'm guessing.

It's brutal. Yeah, it's a hardcore economic situation up there. Like, you can either work for the resort and make, you know, $9 an hour or like there's a massive timeshare situation you could work for and make like a reasonable salary,

but you know, you're working in the timeshare world,

so you gotta feel a little weird about that.

And then the restaurants and everything else,

like it's a, it's insanity.

Yeah, not to mention right now,

restaurant folks, like normal servers and whatnot,

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