Everybody knows the dance, okay? And we're doing achy-breaking heart. Macarena, let's say. That's a good example. Everyone knows the moves. Everyone knows. As soon as it comes on, it's like, enchanté, may I have this dance for the macarena? It's your dance card where I catch up with my friend and yours, Jason Doyle.

Hello.

Hi, JD. Thanks for coming and producing the show. She was medically diagnosed on a podcast, Rachel Doyle.

Every day, a new disease I'm diagnosed with.

Who needs a doctor when you have Instagram?

That's right.

Usually that just happens because you're listening to, let's say, Peter Atia or Huberman

and they're talking about some kind of disease or something, and you go, oh, I can't focus. I often have many thoughts at once.

I must have ADHD. But in your case, Rachel, you were diagnosed because you couldn't hear

the sound coming through your headphones. That's right. And that's how you realize that you're deaf

in one year. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that makes sense.

Great for the hypochondriac just to listen a podcast, believe everything you hear.

Yeah, yeah.

It's perfect.

Well, you gotta believe, believe your eyes, believe your ears, you know what I'm saying?

Exactly.

Believe your senses.

Or in your case, well, how could you believe something if you can't hear it?

Right.

You know what I'm saying?

Right.

Believe your ears, except not that one, because there's nothing coming out of it.

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