Dimenhydrinate

And that makes you go to sleep.

Well, so does Dramamine.

Perfect.

But it, like, makes you go to sleep.

God of the Mediterranean Sea, contrasting with the more volatile storms of other sea deities like Poseidon.

So anyway, this new drug, it's an entirely new drug because people, until now, they've had to take various types of medications that are sedating, you know, like Dramamine.

which can cause dry mouth, urinary problems, and make you drowsy.

Then there's meclizine.

And so in terms of its...

The way they have to take it, it's not good if you already have, you know, if you feel seasick, you can't take it to get rid of your seasickness.

Unlike some of these other things, like you could take a Dramamine if you feel seasick and it'll start to kick in for you and relieve the seasickness.

You have to take this an hour before exposure to motion.

There were some violently swinging camera shots.

And I think at one point in the broadcast, I even said something to the effect of, I hope everyone took the appropriate dosage of Dramamine.

I did hear that.

I did hear that.

Before we jumped.

Should have taken some like Dramamine or something.

Yeah.

And he's like, if you want to pull the handles, you can like control how fast we like rotate or if we spin.

And then in Cabo, remember, you and I, we're like, we're not going to get sick on the boat.

We're going to take Dramamine.

And so we took Dramamine and we're sitting on, we're sitting down at the boat and we didn't move.

We sat there three, four hours, but we're just sitting there and everyone's like, are you guys okay? And we're like, yeah, we're fine.

We're just like tired.

And

then we like mentioned to our friend that we took Dramamine and she was like, oh, you took non-drowsy, right? Yeah.

And we look at each other and I go, didn't know there was an Andrade.

I

wonder if Dramamine before would help.

What's that?

I wonder if like the anti-nausea, anti-car sick medication.