Tylenol

He's going to warm up.

Maybe he'll take a little Toradol, a little injection, a little oral Tylenol, whatever it is.

I think once he gets out there, he'll actually feel pretty good.

And I don't know what percentage he'll be at, though.

And that local entry is up, sure, but I'm not going to be surprised if I have to go reenter you know even more of this project all of these lows anywhere around this 200 down even to 150 mark i still view this larger chart as bullish on tau because the system has a wow factor for my investment portfolio that absolutely is on the table i want to go check out its local signals on money flow and just how we're looking on this chart um let's see here And this indicator I found yesterday on the basement, this is the acute grief curve indicator.

So, you know, I had to pound some Tylenol and look at the grief curve indicator as the charts were just bleeding yesterday.

Now we're getting some dust settled.

Let's check out the money flow.

Oh yeah.

I would not take a flight without some baby Tylenol or some Genexa brand, whatever brand.

I like the Genexa brand.

I just, any sort of pain or fever relief because those ears.

But then once you have them, you're like, oh, my gosh, this is so helpful.

And also things like a little like a mini medicine cabinet, if you will, like a little travel bottle of Tylenol, Advil, Tums, that kind of stuff.

because one of the very first nights we were in the hospital, I had a headache, go figure.

And I asked our nurse, I was like, can I have some ibuprofen? I had a headache.

Meanwhile, uh, just for one last point here, uh, I'd be remiss if I didn't let everyone know and I'll probably get a text message, but, um, Carm's daughter is a medical doctor, a physician, medical school, and she has two specialties, family medicine and rehabilitative physiatry.

And unfortunately, my sister's advice has been to take Tylenol.

Is that correct, Carm?

Wrong.

Maybe it's...

What is it called? You know, with this...

I'm taking only Tylenol and it really messes me up.

Even words I remember.

But I will say this.

The Tylenol autism thing, it's like, dude, it's the same thing.

It's some reverse causality.

If you're taking Tylenol during pregnancy, there's something else that's going on.

Obviously.

Obviously.

Because you don't want to trial that out in practice.

Does that make sense? You're not going to do the Toradol, the Tylenol, and a local injection.

In practice.

You're not going to do that.

And, you know, again, maybe that's an appropriate treatment for someone else, but it was just alarming because even when I look at the transcript, she didn't even... tell her what the risks and benefits were for a GLP-1 for someone.

I mean, there are, everything has, Tylenol has risks and benefits, like everything does.

And so it just wasn't even explained to her.

So now she's working with another practitioner at a different telehealth company, had a very different experience.