The

It's a lot of How are you doing tonight, Aaron?

I'm doing okay. How are you, Justin?

I'm doing great. We're covering a case tonight about sleepwalking. And I will say this, Aaron.

I have talked to a lot of people about sleep disorders, ranging from night terrors to sleepwalking. We typically associate

sleepwalking with maybe somebody getting up and walking downstairs, somebody getting out of bed,

or possibly even going downstairs and making themselves a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

and eating it and not realizing eating a bag of chips

and not remembering not having any memory of that. But typically it's very basic motor function

type activities. And I will say that I have spoken to people who have gone way beyond

eating a bag of chips in their sleep, have done some pretty

intricate or complex things. But that said, I don't know if that will explain or alleviate the

story we're talking about tonight. Well, one thing that I have in my mind is there have literally

been times where I drove back home from somewhere and I actually

didn't remember the entire journey. It's like my body was on autopilot. Yeah. And I wonder if

anyone in our audience has had that happen or something to do with sleepwalking. And if you

have had that, please write into us because we'd like to share some of these stories on our

Patreon when we do a beyond the episode on this episode. Yeah. We have our Patreon, patreon.com

slash Generation Y. Cool out there. Write to us. We'll read your stories. We have lots of extra

content out there. We've been doing the history of Generation Y too, right, Aaron?

It's kind of our own stories about how we got here.

So if you head out there, at least as of right now, it's early January.

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