Hello, Luke, welcome to the men's room.

Ola, gentlemen.

Ola!

Slayer!

So what do you think got you sick, Luke?

Well, actually, this is what I know made me sick.

Basically, I was eight years old.

My family and I, we were vacationing and Leavenworth around Christmas time. My brother and I,

we decided, let's go sledding like we did every year. And once I hit this bump and I went

flying off my sled and into the barriers, fortunately they were made of hay bales. So, but unfortunately, I woke up at like 4 a.m. the next morning vomiting.

It turns out after a few hours my parents decided to take me to the hospital and get a cat scan, it turns out I had a concussion, and that's what made me throw up.

That will do it.

That will do it, as well.

Yeah, fortunately, we didn't have to, I managed to get, I don't know how long it took me to recover,

but it wasn't bad enough that we just needed to go all the way back home to Puyallup or anything like that. Yeah, sure. Everything worked out okay in the end, ultimately. Hmm. Okay. Well, that's good. I mean, that's the best you can ask for with a concussion is that it works out in the end, if you believe that's the case. You, uh, in my instances, when I get them, I can't eat. There's just something about it that just makes, for whatever reason, it's just like there's still a bit of nausea going on. It's going to say, yeah. And it's just hard to swallow anything and keep it down. I mean, well, until the headaches go away, because typically you're getting a headache.

Sometimes it's the equivalent of a migraine I've been told.

Right.

I've never had a migraine headache.

I just know that that was the worst headache as far as loud noises, light.

So I got a concussion.

That is very much like a migraine.

Got a concussion on Friday night.

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