Yeah

... um, "that we usually get." So, um, he said they, he would go through about two or three pens a week.

When he would wake up, it would be the first thing that he would reach for.

And then over the course of a couple of years, he just realized how addictive, obviously, it was.

Um, and he was beginning to experience side effects, and he wanted to make a clean break.

But he said, like, during the four days that he detoxed, it started, uh, off with basically he had, um, spells of vomiting-

... what the, the, the consequences they've seen on the ground?

Yeah, the research is, like, is incredible really.

This one I think might be a wish fulfillment lie that, that runners tell themselves, um, uh, which is just rest for a few days and everything will be fine.

Well, have you ever had an injury and you rest a couple days and you go back and run again and then the injury comes back? Um, so that's the...

Rest is good.

I mean, everyone should take a recovery day, and by recovery I mean you just don't run.

Um, so a recovery day is important, but resting it doesn't fix a problem.

If there's an acute sprain, so maybe you twisted your ankle, yes, you need to come off of it or not put stress to it.

But if this is just a random tendon injury that cropped up or you're having some low back pain, there wasn't an injury that went along with it, nothing traumatic, rest usually doesn't fix a problem because it wasn't a result of, um, something that was not out, w- that was out of your control, so, like, you didn't twist your ankle.

Like set the record straight on, on shoes and orthotics for us, please.

Mm-hmm.

And so, you know, and just to kind of get ahead of you, um, few of those outcomes were statistically significant in their difference.

With the exception of postpartum hemorrhage, um, the group that was induced at 37 weeks, um, had a significantly higher rate of postpartum hemorrhage.

Of course, if you think about the clinical management of inducing labor of somebody at 37 weeks, that kind of is a natural expectation that they might have a higher rate of postpartum hemorrhage.

But the, um, length of time spent on the labor unit, the time from being admitted to being delivered, um, was wildly different across groups.

And we included the induction group, the expectant management groups, and we also parsed out spontaneous, uh, labor in that group.

Um, because I think that if you've been around folks who are working in hospitals these days, and you, and you bring up induction of labor, the first thing that comes to mind is the overwhelming volume demand for getting scheduled for the induction.

What else do you think is needed? Maybe you and your team have some plans for the next step down the road since this just got published.

Yeah.

And then Brad, you know, finally got in touch.

Um, and then as it went on, he wanted to send her gifts, um, and then she was sending money back because, uh, the gifts couldn't come through because of custom charges.

And in the end, I think he told her that he needed, um, kidney treatment for can-

Yeah

... targeting older women, women that are newly divorced.

Or there was actually a woman in the UK, um, last year who was speaking to a Jason Momoa scammer.

Um, now, I've never heard of these, but how can you get access to these? Where do you buy them, and what are they for?

Yeah.

They're really unusual, and thankfully not many people, I hope, have heard of them.

Um, I initially came across them i- on an Irish spyware website.

So the one that I came across is basically marketed towards men.

Um, and basically they're used, they have one sole purpose, and it's to, I- I suppose, track and surveil their partner to see if they've cheated.

So the instructions are bizarre.

Can you tell me a bit about what happened to her?