Got it. Hello, everybody, and welcome to Rose Pricks.

Are we already exhausted?

We're so tired, but listen, it's so early.

I don't know about Stephanie.

I can't speak for it, but I've been sleeping literally three hours a night.

Do you ever have when you're like not sleeping and mine is for good reason, sick dog, all kinds of anxiety?

But like, do you then, when you do get your three hours a night, like dream about how

you're supposed to be sleeping?

Do you have anxiety dreams about your anxiety?

I do.

No.

Okay.

But I do sometimes have dreams about a thing that I'm anxious about, even if I think I'm not

anxious about it. And then I wake up and go, oh, I guess I am anxious about it because I dreamt about

it all night. Do you want to hear something super weird? And this is, this is kind of a board topic

as everything is that I like to bring up. And it will be, it will be a

board topic. But did you know that different medication makes you have literally specific

different dreams? And I don't just mean some medication gives you nightmares or blah, blah,

like, I don't know how to explain this, but it's a real thing that if you've ever taken

Lunesta, and we are sponsored by Lun that if you've ever taken Lunesta,

and we are sponsored by Lunesta today. So, hello, Lunasta. They, because I tried to switch for my regular sleeping medication, Lunesta, I would have the darkest dreams. So, like,

it will give you, Linesta will give you dark dreams. And I don't just mean, like, I don't mean,

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