Finally procured my CPAP machine, my sleep machine.

Helps you breathe at night.

Nothing like going to Wakefield in the snowstorm.

Took me an hour and a half to get to Wakefield in a snowstorm.

Is it working? Does the machine help you?

I'll tell you this, is that the first thing that they gave me, it was frightening.

It's a mask that covers your face, and it just like pumps this air into you.

Yeah.

And every dream you have is that you have this thing over your face and there's air being pumped into it.

Right.

So I then at work, they had given me this like Phillips thing that I might endorse that's way smaller.

Uh-huh.

And that actually wasn't bad.

Okay.

But it was funny because when I got the information that came with the CPAP machine,

it's like a middle-aged woman showing a guy who's about 100,

how to use the machine.

So I'm starting to use equipment that is used by the elderly.

Yeah, it was like the time that I had to get a, I had diverticulitis, and that's that thing that, who was the guy in the Bruins who ended up having that? Bacchus. Yeah, Bacchus had it. It's wildly painful. But people like Bacchus and me are way too young to be getting diverticulitis. It's basically when I went in, they said, yeah, you know, this is usually something that people over the age of 65 usually get. You're like, all right, well, this is fantastic. And I guess it's just from having, like, too many, like, nuts or whatever in your diet. And every morning, I used to eat these two cliff bars that were like these peanut butter ones. And it's basically just, like, eating a pile of nuts covered in goo and I think that's what

did it. It just my diet said, yep, your body can't take this. And so that's always nice when they

compare you to a 65 year old when you walk in there and they look at you like, you know,

you need to be doing something that doesn't make your body completely think that you're an

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