Speaker 1: How do you go? Do you actually sleep? I slept
Speaker 1: really well. Actually, so Jackson's join us. He's been doing this.
Speaker 1: We're talking about this yesterday on the show.
Speaker 2: You did a sleep experiment last night in a I
Speaker 2: guess it will be a sleep lab.
Speaker 3: Yes, a sleep lab. It's actually just a hospital room,
Speaker 3: but they call it the sleep lab, regular hospital room.
Speaker 3: And the idea for the sleep study is to see
Speaker 3: if you got sleep app near or something called restless
Speaker 3: leg syndrome where you.
Speaker 2: Keep my chronic Yeah, it's that the legs start moving
Speaker 2: during the night. Yeah, and I get kicked around the bed.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, So that's that's why Jackman is a
Speaker 2: famous soft er. Really, yes, that's why he dances so well.
Speaker 2: They're actually restless legs.
Speaker 3: He just wants to tap during the nights. So that's
Speaker 3: why you have electrodes all over your body. So it
Speaker 3: took an hour to get all the equipment on me.
Speaker 1: So they strap all these by centennial.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: I'm amazed you m actually relaxed enough to go to sleep.
Speaker 3: I send you that photo last start where I had
Speaker 3: something or some on the eyelids, the ones next to
Speaker 3: the eyes, to so that they can tell when your
Speaker 3: eyes are moving back and forth in rems sleep or
Speaker 3: just when either your eyes are open and closed.
Speaker 1: Amazing. So when do you get all the sort of
Speaker 1: data back?
Speaker 3: So the I go back to the doctor tomorrow and
Speaker 3: he looks at all the data I tried to get
Speaker 3: from the nurse, an idea of.
Speaker 1: What I had always do that with the next ray?
Speaker 1: Anything bad? What have I got it? I've got to
Speaker 1: the big sea?
Speaker 3: Is it there and they have to do that?
Speaker 1: Oh? Well, you know what.
Speaker 3: I've seen a few things.
Speaker 1: But too much of that. It's bad. I'm dying.
Speaker 2: I've got day max there, I've got a day or
Speaker 2: two left. They you want to look in the eyes walking?
Speaker 3: That's what I looked at it. Why did you want
Speaker 3: to look me in the eyes?
Speaker 1: Tom all shifty around me. You need to speak to
Speaker 1: the doctor. But it does not look going to the
Speaker 1: finals next week.
Speaker 3: I don't like it when they say we saw a
Speaker 3: few things, because that just makes it worse.
Speaker 1: A few means what a couple of different things.
Speaker 3: But I'm actually for this kind of study. I was
Speaker 3: hoping that they see things. Yeah you want I want
Speaker 3: them to improve my sleep. And after honestly, after hearing
Speaker 3: everybody yesterdays, who has one of these sea pat machines
Speaker 3: that helps you breathe in the night if you're up near.
Speaker 3: It's changed people's lives. And if everyone says that if
Speaker 3: I can get that kind of energy back into my
Speaker 3: day from a better sleep, I will take that machine
Speaker 3: that we.
Speaker 1: Will see you can't welling down the corridors in the morning. Seriously,