In order to get done, though, we must get started. This is we have concerns. Hi, Jeff

Kanata. Hi, Anthony Carboney. Hello, concerned citizens.

Time is marching on, Jeffrey. Can it stop? Can we do something about that? Can we get our top people on this,

please? Yes, that's what today's story is about. Time travel has finally happened.

Thank God. We're going back to fix it all. I don't even need time travel. Just stop it. Just stop. Stop. Hold it. Hold up. Give me a second. Let me breathe for a second. Please. Hey, hold up a minute. Hey, everybody. Hold up a minute. Just fucking wait. Wait. Yeah. Well, this is sort of about that in all honesty. Okay. This is, this is from your co-conspirator, Cahoots on the Discord. He's going to be in town next week. I'm having dinner with him and his wife, I think.

Yeah?

It's going to be lovely. I'm excited about it. I'm going to glare angrily through the window with the two of you. That's what I'm going to do. Does you want to invite him in? No, no. No, he's happy out there. He just wants to come in, and you do not want him in.

Just, you know, just Spider-Man 3 style with Harry Osborne.

That's right.

That's what I'm doing.

This was sent in by cahoots, and it is about the movement of time and slowing down time,

but it has to do with the perception of time, which is something we've talked about before.

We've talked about how emotions change our perception of time.

Yes.

Fight or flight changes our perception of time.

Yeah.

All of these things.

But we haven't talked about physiologically changing our perception of time.

Like having to pee?

Yeah, like having to pee.

Yeah. I'm sorry, speak more on that.

When you have to pee, time slows down real, real hard.

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