Stephen, I had to take the pink pill the other night.

It's 3.15 in the morning, actually 316 to be exact.

Pink pill.

I'll explain more on the show if your ears can handle it.

Pink pill.

Stephen, so any idea what the pink pill is and what it does?

Are you going into the Matrix?

Or just take the blue pill?

I'm not going into the Matrix. No.

Antacid. Close, close. when you're traveling to other countries there's times where you might not feel good in the

stomach area and they give you this pink pill just in case that it's supposed to knock it straight

out just if if that does happen and unfortunately for me, I woke up at like

314 or 316 a.m. and so accurate. I didn't feel good. Glad I know that. Yeah, I didn't feel good.

But I was, I was thinking, I'm like, I have the pink pill. I'm like, what did what did the doctor tell

me about the pink pill? Do I take it? When do I take it? What is it supposed to do? It's

peptopismol, pretty much, right? Well, it's, it's the, it's the industrial strength,

like, emodium type thing. And it worked. Because what she said is, if it's a virus and you take

this, it's not going to do anything. But if it's just a momentary, temporary thing, then it will help you.

Because as like, I don't know, whatever it is, it's, it helps you.

And it definitely helped.

But I will say the next morning, um, we had a hour and a half drive followed by an hour

and half in an airplane. and I chose not to eat

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