Stephen, I'm feeling the jet lag, man.

Oh, I need to go to sleep.

It's like a fog.

I'm in a fog.

Stephen, I'm so jet lagged.

I've been whipped by the jet lag.

I bet.

How many days did it take you to recover?

I don't think I'm still recovered.

I mean, I got back Saturday night or Saturday afternoon, stayed up till midnight, went to

sleep because I wanted to stay up because I didn't want to, you know, take a nap and

then not be able to sleep.

Did like six and a half hours roughly, not great sleep going into Sunday,

but got up Sunday, beautiful day out, went and rode my bike for 20 miles. That was the first thing

that I did because, like, sounds like a great idea. Well, it was because I didn't feel great getting up,

but then if you just lounge all day, you're not going to get the body and the system flowing again.

So I got on my bike. I did my 20 miles. I came back, did my lunch, did, went to the studio, did some work. Eagles played and I was sitting on the sofa after I got kitty back. And like, 3.34 o'clock, I was like, I'm done. And I went upstairs and, and just zonked out till 6.30 when I went to dinner with Troy.

I woke up at 6.30 and I was like, already? I was dead. I was dead to rights, man.

Oh, it took me a good three days, I'd say, to get fully back to normal sleep schedule-wise.

You were only away for five. Well, I was away for a week.

Yeah. But yeah, you were away for a full two weeks. So you really got to used to that Japan sleep schedule, which they're what, 13 hours ahead of us? Yeah, 13 hours ahead of us on the East Coast. So 3 a.m. here would be 4 p.m. there. And I got used to the time, though. I started, I'm like, oh, oh, my clock says three, which means it's four o'clock at home.

It was easy to know when to call home, because I would try and talk to my wife, and the only time I could speak to her was that was 7 a.m. because it'd be like 6 p.m. here, which is right before my daughter usually goes to bed. Really, again, the only time I could talk to both of them while we were there. But yeah, I'm back to normal. Obviously, it's been over a week for me, but I figured it'd take quite a few days for you to get used to it. Yeah, I mean, there's times where you just feel like you're in a fog for a little bit. And then it's just, you know, I'm eating fine. Sleeping is a little better right now. But yeah,

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