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Speaker 2: So yesterday Jack went and got hypnotized. Quite interesting thing
Speaker 2: to go and have done anyway, And but for a
Speaker 2: very specific reason.
Speaker 3: Well, I said at the end of last year on
Speaker 3: the show that I'd lost a password that allows me
Speaker 3: access to bitcoin.
Speaker 2: And you've got money there. Yeah, Well, I mean I
Speaker 2: crewing and getting bigger and bigger.
Speaker 3: Because bitcoin over the last ten years has got bigger
Speaker 3: and bigger. I bought about eight years ago. But I've
Speaker 3: lost I wrote down a password on a little bit
Speaker 3: of white card and I've either lost it or I've misplaced.
Speaker 2: Well, you're hidden it somewhere you've forgotten that way.
Speaker 3: That's what I think I've done. I've hidden it somewhere
Speaker 3: so good that not even I can remember where I've
Speaker 3: hidden it.
Speaker 2: So it's not just your money. Then there's the sum
Speaker 2: for Patsy and on burn lee birthday present uber Lord
Speaker 2: one of your two uber lads. Weren't fully three of
Speaker 2: them as well? Andy Lee?
Speaker 3: Yes, I guess because not a lot of people know
Speaker 3: how to buy and hold bitcoin after to do it
Speaker 3: for Hamish and Andy. So I've got some of Andy's
Speaker 3: in there. I've got passes that I gave for her birthday.
Speaker 2: So and Lee, this is like his super you know,
Speaker 2: he's open to retire on that nest egg. So there's
Speaker 2: this high stage you need to get accescise.
Speaker 3: I need to get it back. So we had a
Speaker 3: caller last week trying to win out John Tickets ring
Speaker 3: up and say, hey, my husband is a hypnotherapist.
Speaker 2: Best way to get a hypnotherapist as well was a
Speaker 2: radio phone.
Speaker 3: My husband is a hypnotherapist. I would offer him your
Speaker 3: services for free if I could hurt Laura.
Speaker 2: She's a good caller yep.
Speaker 3: Which made me think, could the hypnotherapist get into my
Speaker 3: subconscious and retrieve the memory of where I've hidden his password?
Speaker 2: Good luck with that. We've been trying for you, and
Speaker 2: I'm getting that subconscious some work.
Speaker 3: Maybe I spent too much time only in the subconsciouses.
Speaker 3: I don't come up to the conscious where in my brain?
Speaker 3: So I did it yesterday. I met this guy, William Franks,
Speaker 3: he's a hypnotherapist, and I went to his house and
Speaker 3: he put me under and.
Speaker 2: What did you feel?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: What? What? What happened? I've done it? But what did
Speaker 2: you feel?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: He explained don't feel like there's no pendulum. You won't
Speaker 3: be clucking like a chicken. You don't feel like you're
Speaker 3: in a daze or lost in a different world. You'll
Speaker 3: just feel it's like a meditation, really put you into
Speaker 3: a deep concentration, and it might feel like a light sleep.
Speaker 3: And essentially that's what it felt like. It didn't feel
Speaker 3: like I was hypnotized.
Speaker 2: And his strange memories or experiences come up.
Speaker 3: No, but he said, so he went looking for the password.
Speaker 3: Actually did kind of fall asleep on the chair, which
Speaker 3: he said might happen. So I don't remember all of
Speaker 3: what he said, but he essentially said, you hear.
Speaker 2: Him leaving once he got a car start, bag's been
Speaker 2: packed for a holiday.
Speaker 3: Essentially, he's now opened my mind to retrieving the memory,
Speaker 3: but it might not happen for another couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Amazing. So I have to be.
Speaker 3: Every nine, and I have to be ready with a
Speaker 3: pen and paper next to my bean. So as I'm
Speaker 3: falling asleep.
Speaker 2: Cause it comes in that half awake dreams. Yeah, what
Speaker 2: about what about during the day or during the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, any so if I just get up one day
Speaker 3: at seven.
Speaker 2: Thirty, you remember that coining, I won't take it personally. Yeah. Now,
Speaker 2: are you back off to Mexico? Perhaps? Have you ever
Speaker 2: had hypnotherapy? No, I've never had it done. I'd like
Speaker 2: to get it done, though. I thought you would have
Speaker 2: had a hypnotherapy you were a weak woman. Yeah. No,
Speaker 2: I've never had it done. I had it done years ago. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I had this ridiculous schedules before I had kids, and
Speaker 2: I thought I could do two jobs. I was doing
Speaker 2: a breakfast show and in the evening I was doing
Speaker 2: a TV show five nights a week live. Can you
Speaker 2: I was just so confused when I was turning up
Speaker 2: to the TV set and then hours and it was
Speaker 2: live at seven o'clock in the evening, five nights a week.
Speaker 2: So I do the breakfast show, have meetings there.
Speaker 3: That's insane.
Speaker 2: Go to the gym, Go to the TV studio, start
Speaker 2: having meetings about that. Do a TV show live for
Speaker 2: half an hour, go home, get up to a radio show, rinse, repeat,
Speaker 2: and anyway. Guess what. After a couple of weeks, I
Speaker 2: was a little bit tired, right, So I thought, you
Speaker 2: know what, I need to do this. I've been hirted
Speaker 2: this for twelve weeks. I'm going to do it. I
Speaker 2: need hypnotherapy to persuade myself I'm not tied. This guy
Speaker 2: when I first went to see him, goes, I don't
Speaker 2: think I think you should stop doing the TV show,
Speaker 2: he said, I don't think ethically. This is a good
Speaker 2: idea to try and convince yourself you're not tied when
Speaker 2: you are exhausted. I was. I was losing weight and
Speaker 2: I was starting to get a stomach hols as well
Speaker 2: because I was exhausted. But anyway, he took my money,
Speaker 2: did the hypnotherapy. I lasted for about those six weeks
Speaker 2: and then guess what, I just collapsed one day. I
Speaker 2: was just exhausted, but I did try to do it
Speaker 2: to convince myself not to be tired. Can you make
Speaker 2: me not feel human? Have you been hypnotized? How did
Speaker 2: you get on? Because it's very popular and then so
Speaker 2: many below I know I've given up smoking through it. It
Speaker 2: works for some people. How have you been hypnotized? What
Speaker 2: was it for? And how did you get on?
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Speaker 2: So Jack Post has been hypnotized yesterday, try and retrieve
Speaker 2: wherever he's hidden the password to his bitcoin account there's
Speaker 2: a lot of money tied up in this. How many
Speaker 2: months have you know not been able to get the account?
Speaker 3: I think it was November of December last year, so
Speaker 3: three months where I haven't had the password?
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, So I want to know have you tried hypnotherapy?
Speaker 2: Did it work? Any unusual reasons you tried hypnotherapy as well?
Speaker 2: Let's go to Mary Anne. Good morning, Good morning, So Maryanne,
Speaker 2: you tried hypnotherapy.
Speaker 4: Yes, I did. I went a few years ago. I've
Speaker 4: been suffering in so many or for many years, and
Speaker 4: I was quite desperate to get some help, and I thought, well,
Speaker 4: why not give it a go. And during my second session,
Speaker 4: the hypnotist fell asleep.
Speaker 2: Well he was very effective, was two poundfuls for his.
Speaker 1: Own good Yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And so what do you mean he just like
Speaker 2: not it often started snoring.
Speaker 4: Yeah. All of a sudden I could hear him snoring,
Speaker 4: and I didn't know what to do and I just
Speaker 4: sort of sat there.
Speaker 2: And then he should have charged him for the hour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, well he did charge me before about.
Speaker 2: Wow, how do you get on with the with the sleeping?
Speaker 2: Did it help?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: It didn't. Well, obviously I didn't go back to him.
Speaker 4: But I did go and see somebody else and look
Speaker 4: at helps short term, I think it's something you've got
Speaker 4: to public keep practicing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and how'd you get on? Now? How's your sleep now?
Speaker 4: M up and down a bit?
Speaker 2: Yeah? All right? So what do you do? Do you listen
Speaker 2: to any because nowadays you've got all these great guided
Speaker 2: meditations at nighttime into various apps. The car mapp is
Speaker 2: very good. There's a whole load of other ones. Have
Speaker 2: you tried any of those?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he actually suggested I try a couple of those.
Speaker 4: But now look, I heaven, I'll have to get back
Speaker 4: onto doing something.
Speaker 2: I guess I can also recommend I tell you what.
Speaker 2: It is also great if you take some magnesium about
Speaker 2: forty five minutes to go to bed before you go
Speaker 2: to bed, and also cammile tea, but put two camerameile
Speaker 2: tea bags in the tea cup as well, and then
Speaker 2: have that so it's doubly strong that knock you out.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'll give you a go, and.
Speaker 2: Then have three glasses of sheer ass. And that is
Speaker 2: how I survive.
Speaker 1: Thanks to you.
Speaker 4: I'll save me the bill.
Speaker 2: Steve Michael Jackson Sleep turn you come bring it out soon,
Speaker 2: all right, thank you very much, Mary Jane.
Speaker 4: Very thanks.
Speaker 2: Ye, I don know what that is.
Speaker 3: That's another remedy to get to sleep, is it, Mary Jane?
Speaker 2: And it's on the line in Coburg?
Speaker 5: Good morning, Anne, Hendy, Dudy, Hey are you Christian now?
Speaker 2: And first of all, can I just check something I
Speaker 2: was I'm obviously in the studio with Jack. Has he
Speaker 2: been upsetting you in the last couple of minutes because
Speaker 2: I heard him say I don't mean to be offensive,
Speaker 2: and but that doesn't sound that impressive.
Speaker 5: Ah, what a bragger? What a bragger?
Speaker 3: What you have to hear a story? Dare I understand
Speaker 3: what I was?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: So what did you have? Hitno therapy for.
Speaker 5: Well, I applied for a job with I needed sixty
Speaker 5: words a minute and I could only top thirty two.
Speaker 5: So I went to a hypnotherapist and I asked him
Speaker 5: to make me type faster. So I did two words faster,
Speaker 5: thirty four.
Speaker 2: Hang on a minute. Sure you can just practice for
Speaker 2: an hour instead of paying that money for now you
Speaker 2: can get it out from thirty two to thirty four.
Speaker 1: Not overnight, No, sorry, okay, not overnight.
Speaker 2: Wow, So we got you up. He gave you an
Speaker 2: extra two words a minute, and if you.
Speaker 3: See him every week, eventually you'll get to the sixty
Speaker 3: you need now. And then I said, I didn't think
Speaker 3: that thirty two is very fast at all. I thought
Speaker 3: that I could type up to near one hundred words
Speaker 3: per minute, did you well, I thought i'd I'd gone
Speaker 3: there's this website where you can test how fast you
Speaker 3: can type. So I went back to it during that
Speaker 3: song and I only got to forty seven words per minute,
Speaker 3: so apologies, And I wondered.
Speaker 2: What you were doing? Suddenly was I think he's making
Speaker 2: a lot of notes on today's show what's going on?
Speaker 2: Because you're like, like Michael Flatley, his fingers are flame, like, oh.
Speaker 5: Man, they have to have a bigger number than what
Speaker 5: they've actually got.
Speaker 2: You're very true that it's very true.
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