I figured that. In France they used to say "Sacre bleu!" instead of "Sacre Dieu!", but then it went one further to "Sacre boeuf!" and that's where Americans get the phrase "Holy cow!"
Foreigners from the outside, countrymen from the inside. That makes a lot of sense, though it must feel weird to be widely known by what your neighbour calls you rather than your own name.
Yeah the “wal” part of wales more accurately means the people that speak a foreign language. It is the same root as the wall in Cornwall (as back in the day everyone there spoke Cornish). Also, in Belgium the French speaking community are referred to as the walloons from the same root. But the BEST part of all of this is that walnut is also derived from this meaning because it came originally from Persia and when the proto Germanics first saw this nut they basically called it “nut from the people that speak funny”
8:10 yeah that map is wrong for Portugal, Compal is not a soda it's a natural fruit drink, unless they were reffering to Sumol, which is part of the same company and that one is a soda
Finland means Land of the Finns and not Land. Our native name Suomi however is bit more interesting, as we have multiple theories of it, but do not know which one is correct. Most commonly accepted one would be that it came from a tribe that called themselfs Suomi (Finland Proper region), who came up with their name from Suomaa (swamp). Another fun fact, we have dozen words for swamp, they change between our historic tribes/dialects.
Suomi meaning "Swamp" might not sound flattering, but it's like a more blunt rendering of the more poetic nickname of Finland, the land of a thousand lakes.
04:24 That isn't showing South Sudan as using Safari, when a country is greyed out like that it means "no data available". Bit confusing that they used a different shade of grey for Safari, but they are quite clearly not the same colour.
That's crazy, because I have had recurring dreams of teeth falling out. Not like every night, or even regularly, but every so often for decades, but I had no idea that it was so common. The other similar one I've had was that I'm forced to defend myself from whom or whatever, but when I fight back, my attempts are feeble and impotent. So, I try harder, but like no matter how hard I hit them right in the face, they don't seem effected by it at all.
Yeah teeth falling out dreams is very common, it's apparently supposed to be a 'sign you're scared of loosing something' but as a psychology graduate, I recon it's just common because it's a legitimate fear humans have xD you get ONE set of adult teeth and we already had the experience of the baby ones falling out, what if the adult ones fall out?? Or get knocked out?? And then they're gone forever!!?? Terrifying thought for many.
@@Alexandra-privacc I've kind of interpreted both as a vague anxiety about having been negligent or unprepared, and therefore vulnerable and ineffective, or something like that.
In the Netherlands we pronounce "chips" as "ships", so instead of saying "shit" we say "chips" when cursing isnt appropriate. We also use some other English curse words, like the one that starts with F, and we have hundreds of our own. We really love swearing.
That beer chart is rage bait. Germany isn’t Becks. Becks is shite. Netherlands is NOT Heineken, it’s Hertog Jan or Brand. We Dutch call Heineken owl piss
The most popular beer in most countries is complete garbage. Because it's cheap and bought en masse. Though I would have figured Germany would be "Oettinger" - I guess it's less well known internationally.
3:30 not a driver whatsoever (unless we count euro truck simulator, then I'm a pro), but a person with an above average memory - I remember years ago, back when I lived in Poland, I have heard that apparently driving on the left is meant to be safer than on the right - don't remember the source but it was pointing out the fact that when you drive on the left side (steering wheel on the right) you are using your off-hand to shift gears, while having your dominant hand on the wheel at all times (unless you're a leftie). If you're a driver or know about research on this and I'm wrong feel free to share your thoughts/experience with us in the comments :))))))))))
John Smith's?! Nobody drinks that. I can't even remember seeing it available in a supermarket. Tin-wise, I would have thought that it would be a lager like Carling or Stella.
8:10 KOFOLA! I'm Polish, but whenever I go to Czechia, I buy like 10L of Kofola, it's fantastic. Wish they were exporting it to Poland to regular stores, it would easily replace CocaCola, no doubt about it. 12:20 TESCO is no longer in Poland 😢 I had it across the street, it was open 24/7, it was fantastic, house parties with access to so much alcohol just across the street at any time of the night were crazy lmao
In an episdoe of Bar Resuce, a bar had a claw machine where you can capture the lobster you want to eat. Worse of all, they'd put the lobsters in the pot when the water was still cold.
the vintage satirical map is really interesting tho. the big guy in russia kinda looks like ivan the terrible (even though he'd been dead for centuries when the map was made), britain is gnawing on indias bones, and norway and sweden are just chilling. wonder what happened to sweden's southern part tho
It's wednesday because it's very close to shit. In French wednesday is mercredi and shit is merde. We used to say merdecredi when we were kids. It's the same for spanish because they're pretty close I guess.
My most common nightmare is having to run but my legs not working. So I end up trying to run on my knees, it feels so weird. I haven't ran IRL in a while but I'm scared to do so now. Also, yes, "SHIPS" is something I said many a time as a child 😂
8:40 As someone currently attending college in the U.S, I can tell you! Barely ANYONE is paying that much money. Most people have either scholarship from the university (can be academic/athletic/specialty program), FAFSA money, or you get money from local/open enrollment private scholarships. Personally, without scholarships I'd be paying a little over $24,000 a year (in-state public university), but with a tuition waver, academic scholarship from the university, and a private scholarship I earned from the governor of my state, I barely pay $2,000 a year.
George, I know you may not read this but Wales is called 'the Land of the Foreigners' because it comes from the Old English word 'waelisc' (Kentish and Anglican dialect) and 'wylisc' (West Saxon dialect) which all mean 'foreigner'. Naturally the Welsh do not call themselves this; they call themselves 'Cymru'.
I often have dreams of piloting the uss enterprise away from enemy ships, they always catch up to us and my crew always die screaming. I would call it a dream, but it is more of a nightmare.
I came here for the Greeks hats, but Bahamanian dreams of doves sounds lovely. Getting a taxi to work is fairly common in certain occupations in many countries: in hospitals, broadcasting and certain IT and engineering/technical roles across industry, It’s for when 24/7 cover is essential &/or where a no-show in a key role could shut things down. It’s often done on the company’s “account”, mainly when people need to turn up at weird, unsocial hours. The taxi is really to make sure you definitely turn up and on time, but for many people, it’s just cos there is no public transport at 5am, or no safe way to get home at 1am. Especially in broadcasting, newsreaders and guests on news and magazine shows, or on anything live, always get picked up by a driver.
I have a common dream situation where I'm back in school, and it's never pleasant. I was having this all the way back in high school, where I'd dream I was back in middle school, and then when it was time to go to class, I'd realize I wasn't at the right school and panic. I've never dreamed about my teeth falling out
Fun fact: the ‘Ivy League’ was for university sports originally, which is why it’s only the 8 universities on the east coast in it. All universities are old (American standards), and generally quite good, but there’s definitely non Ivy League American universities who are as good (Standford, Berkeley, MIT etc.)
In Australia, we call fizzy drink "soft drink", and I realised it's probably because almost all other drinks are hard, as in they contain alcohol (we love to drink) (probably too much)
Why is Russia dreaming of getting bitten by snakes? The only snake there inhabits like 2 kilometers of the southernmost point in Russia and has venom milder than a bee (exaggeration)
why is everyone else in the Western world (apart from me seemingly) dreaming about their teeth falling out? and is that the WHOLE dream??? that's it? just your teeth fall out... is it bad that I barely ever have dreams (at least as far as I can remember after I've woken up) and the last one I can remember was about 2 years ago? Does *_THAT_* mean something?
@@user-xb7wq2gw3v it means anxiety, fear and uncertainty that I don't have dreams? That doesn't seem right, I'm not anxious or fearful. And if it is dreaming about your teeth falling out that means anxiety then that means most people are in the UK are anxious and fearful... I guess maybe that's possible 🤷
Driving on the left is the original way of doing it. The reason most Europe switched to the right is because Napoleon didn't want his empire to be like the British. At least, that is one prevailing theory.
The reason we drive on the left side is because back in the medieval times we would walk on the left so it was easier to draw a sword on an enemy if we crossed them on a path, the reason they drive on the right was because napoleon didn't want to be the same as the British so the French troops would walk on the right side and then it spread into driving across Europe and the rest of the world
The Spanish and French saying Wednesday is because it begins the same way as the respective words for shit i.e. mierda/merde. It's like when English people use sugar as an expletive instead of shit.
3:23 so I was taught this as of why we drive on the left. Instinctively as a right handed majority (I’m lefty myself) if given a choice we’re more likely to go right cause it is more familiar. So in an emergency if you’re going to collide head on it’s more likely both cars will swerve right and miss each other (in theory) If you’re in the states and you swerve right, you’ll come off of the road and hit a blind target. Like a tree, lamppost etc.
Teeth falling out is nothing when you have a constant nightmare about your throat, the inside of your cheeks and tongue filled with needles, and no matter how many you pull, they multiply. I suffer from a lot of parasomnias - A parasomnia is a sleep disorder that involves unusual and undesirable physical events or experiences that disrupt your sleep. - including exploding head syndrome, and sleep paralysis. Seeing the shadow man, while you're wide awake, but you can't move. Also quite a lot of the shadow man looming over me, and putting its fingers through my chest and out my back, and I can feel it. It hurts. A lot. So yeah, teeth are nothing to me. Thankfully my meds for insomnia, depression, anxiety, equate stress syndrome have helped in the main. Not completely, but a fair bit. If I miss one night of my meds it is all hell, providing that I can actually fall asleep. Sorry for the long message, and congrats if you made it this far. I'm rather drunk right now!
George's map obsession never disappoints
Unlike George himself
it's mapped to his brain
Him and james
10:36 They say "Wednesday" because it sounds similar to "Shit" - "Miércoles" and "Mierda" respectively.
And in Swedish I assume it's iron because it's not too far from the devil.
In the Netherlands it's chips because only the 'ps' sounds is pronounced differently from 'shit'
I figured that. In France they used to say "Sacre bleu!" instead of "Sacre Dieu!", but then it went one further to "Sacre boeuf!" and that's where Americans get the phrase "Holy cow!"
Same goes for "Scheibenkleister" and "Scheiße"
@@Liggliluff sweden is not good country
4:55 My man is having night terrors about being a soyjack
I fw george's second channel more than his main
Me 2
In English “Wales” is based off the old English word for foreigner.
But in Welsh our word “Cymru” means “fellow countryman”.
Foreigners from the outside, countrymen from the inside. That makes a lot of sense, though it must feel weird to be widely known by what your neighbour calls you rather than your own name.
@@Darkprosper meanwhile the "Dutch" and the "Germans" and so many other places and peoples but that is just the English name now XD
@@captain_1p_offical_videos I mean, yeah, but at least it's not in their own language (I know welsh is a language but you know what I mean).
the capybara map was very important thank you for that information
12:20 the map is no longer actual, there is no Tesco in Poland anymore :(
Yeah, R.I.P Tesco in Poland [*]
I swear there's still at least a few in tarnow or krakow
@@DiscoFish09 nah, the last shop was closed on 28 October 2021 ;p most shops were rebranded as Netto.
George has "Fun with Flags"
Creation of the universe ahhh comment
this is genuinely some of my favourite George content
Yeah the “wal” part of wales more accurately means the people that speak a foreign language.
It is the same root as the wall in Cornwall (as back in the day everyone there spoke Cornish).
Also, in Belgium the French speaking community are referred to as the walloons from the same root.
But the BEST part of all of this is that walnut is also derived from this meaning because it came originally from Persia and when the proto Germanics first saw this nut they basically called it “nut from the people that speak funny”
i love language facts like these
Excellent fact 😊 Thanks for adding to my (generally) useless trivia memory bank ❤
i feel way better calling myself welsh knowing that i share an identity with a walnut
@@kay-412 FR
after the lobster bit i got an ad for co-op and it was a dancing lobster
dutch people say "chips" because we pronounce it like "ships"! it's a last-minute pivot from saying "shit"
Same with the german "Scheibenkleister"! xD It‘s a way out once you‘ve already slipped into "Schei-", and funny to boot!
Found George living in my walls in a room covered in maps. Pest control should be here any minute
8:10 yeah that map is wrong for Portugal, Compal is not a soda it's a natural fruit drink, unless they were reffering to Sumol, which is part of the same company and that one is a soda
it's also wrong for scotland which is irn bru
Finland means Land of the Finns and not Land. Our native name Suomi however is bit more interesting, as we have multiple theories of it, but do not know which one is correct. Most commonly accepted one would be that it came from a tribe that called themselfs Suomi (Finland Proper region), who came up with their name from Suomaa (swamp). Another fun fact, we have dozen words for swamp, they change between our historic tribes/dialects.
Suomi meaning "Swamp" might not sound flattering, but it's like a more blunt rendering of the more poetic nickname of Finland, the land of a thousand lakes.
In finnish Finland is called Suomi witch basically means swamp. Disscuss if thats better or worse.
I mean... Shrek is basically your average finnish man
04:24 That isn't showing South Sudan as using Safari, when a country is greyed out like that it means "no data available". Bit confusing that they used a different shade of grey for Safari, but they are quite clearly not the same colour.
Technically they are the same colour...grey
@@smolivesmolive2798 One's more of a dark white
@@wallythewondercorncake8657 I'd have said light black personally
Fun fact, if the saxons were to have been the dominant group, England could have been called Sexland today
Another excellent map video
That's crazy, because I have had recurring dreams of teeth falling out. Not like every night, or even regularly, but every so often for decades, but I had no idea that it was so common. The other similar one I've had was that I'm forced to defend myself from whom or whatever, but when I fight back, my attempts are feeble and impotent. So, I try harder, but like no matter how hard I hit them right in the face, they don't seem effected by it at all.
Yeah teeth falling out dreams is very common, it's apparently supposed to be a 'sign you're scared of loosing something' but as a psychology graduate, I recon it's just common because it's a legitimate fear humans have xD you get ONE set of adult teeth and we already had the experience of the baby ones falling out, what if the adult ones fall out?? Or get knocked out?? And then they're gone forever!!?? Terrifying thought for many.
@@Alexandra-privacc I've kind of interpreted both as a vague anxiety about having been negligent or unprepared, and therefore vulnerable and ineffective, or something like that.
Losing that island is actually big news. Strategic military position. Quite important to be honest.
In the Netherlands we pronounce "chips" as "ships", so instead of saying "shit" we say "chips" when cursing isnt appropriate.
We also use some other English curse words, like the one that starts with F, and we have hundreds of our own. We really love swearing.
That beer chart is rage bait. Germany isn’t Becks. Becks is shite. Netherlands is NOT Heineken, it’s Hertog Jan or Brand. We Dutch call Heineken owl piss
Facts don't care about your feelings
Heineken is the most well-known internationaly
Becks is mid. But you can get it anywhere. And that sells.
The most popular beer in most countries is complete garbage. Because it's cheap and bought en masse. Though I would have figured Germany would be "Oettinger" - I guess it's less well known internationally.
@@drsnova7313 Becks definitely is the most well-known internationally. Still not great though
Brew dog is a child’s version of lager. It isn’t even a proper beer. “The youth of today” *shakes head*
3:30 not a driver whatsoever (unless we count euro truck simulator, then I'm a pro), but a person with an above average memory - I remember years ago, back when I lived in Poland, I have heard that apparently driving on the left is meant to be safer than on the right - don't remember the source but it was pointing out the fact that when you drive on the left side (steering wheel on the right) you are using your off-hand to shift gears, while having your dominant hand on the wheel at all times (unless you're a leftie). If you're a driver or know about research on this and I'm wrong feel free to share your thoughts/experience with us in the comments :))))))))))
yeah it’s definitely safer as most people are right handed leaving the dominant hand in control of the wheel
Thanks George. That was just the little boost I needed today.
Yay! A new maps video!! 😁
Petition for a biweekly map video
As a guy from Czech, the soda map made me happy. Kofola stands strong against Coca Cola.
It is the superior fizzy drink.
I swear every day there's a new GeorgeM video at the exact time i eat my dinner
In Dutch chips is pronounced like ships, it’s a replacement curse word for shit
guessing wednesday is a child-friendly swear in spain because you can switch from saying "mierde" (shit) to miercoles
A trick used famously by Juanes.
You're not jacksucksatlife
Ok
Yes he is
You're not anyone 😭
I need a collab
He’s better
The map videos with James Marriott were so good glad it’s back
For how wierdly common the teeth falling out dream is I never had one ...
Fucking love how George has his mr beast toys in background
2:38 I love Europa Universalis IV
John Smith's?! Nobody drinks that. I can't even remember seeing it available in a supermarket. Tin-wise, I would have thought that it would be a lager like Carling or Stella.
bloody love john smiths, was horrified by georges commentary iwl
@@jamiedickinson4423me too
For sure one of your top videos yet!
England, where your dreams become a reality
yay geography on this channel
I love nerdy George 😂
8:10 KOFOLA! I'm Polish, but whenever I go to Czechia, I buy like 10L of Kofola, it's fantastic. Wish they were exporting it to Poland to regular stores, it would easily replace CocaCola, no doubt about it.
12:20 TESCO is no longer in Poland 😢 I had it across the street, it was open 24/7, it was fantastic, house parties with access to so much alcohol just across the street at any time of the night were crazy lmao
In an episdoe of Bar Resuce, a bar had a claw machine where you can capture the lobster you want to eat. Worse of all, they'd put the lobsters in the pot when the water was still cold.
Love Finland's literal name. Straight to the point and no lies. Appreciate the honesty
Didn’t notice the mrbeast toys in the background
This was very interesting ty george
the vintage satirical map is really interesting tho. the big guy in russia kinda looks like ivan the terrible (even though he'd been dead for centuries when the map was made), britain is gnawing on indias bones, and norway and sweden are just chilling. wonder what happened to sweden's southern part tho
It's wednesday because it's very close to shit. In French wednesday is mercredi and shit is merde. We used to say merdecredi when we were kids. It's the same for spanish because they're pretty close I guess.
Love the map videos!
I share your enjoyment of maps. Also, you have a good attitude.
i love map vids
Omg I’m having such a hard time. I needed this right now, seeing your masked face and hearing your British accent. My OCD is feeling good.
Yes I love the map vids
My most common nightmare is having to run but my legs not working. So I end up trying to run on my knees, it feels so weird. I haven't ran IRL in a while but I'm scared to do so now.
Also, yes, "SHIPS" is something I said many a time as a child 😂
10:38 "chips" here in the netherlands it is pronounced "ships" which sounds like you're gonna say "shit"
Maps are very interesting indeed
Sheldon Cooper would be loving this right now. 😂
maps are just so fucking interesting!!! i would love a video with any kind of niche topic :3
8:40
As someone currently attending college in the U.S, I can tell you!
Barely ANYONE is paying that much money. Most people have either scholarship from the university (can be academic/athletic/specialty program), FAFSA money, or you get money from local/open enrollment private scholarships.
Personally, without scholarships I'd be paying a little over $24,000 a year (in-state public university), but with a tuition waver, academic scholarship from the university, and a private scholarship I earned from the governor of my state, I barely pay $2,000 a year.
Wow that’s incredibly commendable glad that ridiculous amount of money isn’t coming out of students pockets
I think you would be glad to know you are the guy I watch while eating my takeaway
George is feeding us well!
Maaaaap. (Sheep saying map)
I’ve been awaiting a map episode for a long time…
George please play crusader kings
4:52 suprisingly, after having an entire childhood of relatively extreme dental care, i have never had a dream about teeth falling out!
George, I know you may not read this but Wales is called 'the Land of the Foreigners' because it comes from the Old English word 'waelisc' (Kentish and Anglican dialect) and 'wylisc' (West Saxon dialect) which all mean 'foreigner'. Naturally the Welsh do not call themselves this; they call themselves 'Cymru'.
Er, no, I and everyone else bar the f*cking cottage burners, call ourselves WELSH!
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I often have dreams of piloting the uss enterprise away from enemy ships, they always catch up to us and my crew always die screaming. I would call it a dream, but it is more of a nightmare.
0:23 in australia is common to say soft drink its called that because its been compaired to hard liquor
Fizzy drink to me but I have heard soft drink
I came here for the Greeks hats, but Bahamanian dreams of doves sounds lovely.
Getting a taxi to work is fairly common in certain occupations in many countries: in hospitals, broadcasting and certain IT and engineering/technical roles across industry, It’s for when 24/7 cover is essential &/or where a no-show in a key role could shut things down. It’s often done on the company’s “account”, mainly when people need to turn up at weird, unsocial hours. The taxi is really to make sure you definitely turn up and on time, but for many people, it’s just cos there is no public transport at 5am, or no safe way to get home at 1am.
Especially in broadcasting, newsreaders and guests on news and magazine shows, or on anything live, always get picked up by a driver.
You're an interesting fella George
I dream about falling down stairs and hitting my head on the banisters. It’s not nice.
I have a common dream situation where I'm back in school, and it's never pleasant. I was having this all the way back in high school, where I'd dream I was back in middle school, and then when it was time to go to class, I'd realize I wasn't at the right school and panic.
I've never dreamed about my teeth falling out
@@JoyOfCreativeService hehe
I don’t think I’ve seen a George map video since like 2020 😮
3:50 JackSucksAtGeography has to go to Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶 because of this map!
Fun fact: the ‘Ivy League’ was for university sports originally, which is why it’s only the 8 universities on the east coast in it. All universities are old (American standards), and generally quite good, but there’s definitely non Ivy League American universities who are as good (Standford, Berkeley, MIT etc.)
Please do more of these
INNIT GEORGE
In Australia, we call fizzy drink "soft drink", and I realised it's probably because almost all other drinks are hard, as in they contain alcohol (we love to drink) (probably too much)
memeulous and jacksucksatlife collab when
A couple years ago
the beer map was the most important map for me to see, thank you
5:54 this one is sad.
Why is Russia dreaming of getting bitten by snakes? The only snake there inhabits like 2 kilometers of the southernmost point in Russia and has venom milder than a bee (exaggeration)
Yea that cant be right.
why is everyone else in the Western world (apart from me seemingly) dreaming about their teeth falling out? and is that the WHOLE dream??? that's it? just your teeth fall out...
is it bad that I barely ever have dreams (at least as far as I can remember after I've woken up) and the last one I can remember was about 2 years ago? Does *_THAT_* mean something?
@@TristanLane520 it means anxiety/fear/uncertainty
@@user-xb7wq2gw3v it means anxiety, fear and uncertainty that I don't have dreams? That doesn't seem right, I'm not anxious or fearful.
And if it is dreaming about your teeth falling out that means anxiety then that means most people are in the UK are anxious and fearful... I guess maybe that's possible 🤷
You just get how to make good content!
8:43 cost in australia
Bachelor's degree: AUD 20,000 to AUD 50,000 per year. Master's degree: AUD 22,000 to AUD 54,000 per year
Driving on the left is the original way of doing it.
The reason most Europe switched to the right is because Napoleon didn't want his empire to be like the British.
At least, that is one prevailing theory.
The reason we drive on the left side is because back in the medieval times we would walk on the left so it was easier to draw a sword on an enemy if we crossed them on a path, the reason they drive on the right was because napoleon didn't want to be the same as the British so the French troops would walk on the right side and then it spread into driving across Europe and the rest of the world
“can I have a fizzy drink please” ☝️🤓
thes are my favourite videos
I agree driving on the right is correct because it's used by the majority!
I`m looking forward to sea levels rising. Living on the side of a mountain is a pain in the arse but a waterside property sounds lovely.
The Spanish and French saying Wednesday is because it begins the same way as the respective words for shit i.e. mierda/merde. It's like when English people use sugar as an expletive instead of shit.
i love lithuania it was the last european country to convert from pagan beliefs to christianity very cool and swag
Nah best british BEER is wrexham lager, theres a reason they served it on the Titanic
Great video! Thanks!
Mmm Very interesting
3:23 so I was taught this as of why we drive on the left.
Instinctively as a right handed majority (I’m lefty myself) if given a choice we’re more likely to go right cause it is more familiar.
So in an emergency if you’re going to collide head on it’s more likely both cars will swerve right and miss each other (in theory)
If you’re in the states and you swerve right, you’ll come off of the road and hit a blind target. Like a tree, lamppost etc.
My jaw locks open like that when I yawn at night 😂
Teeth falling out is nothing when you have a constant nightmare about your throat, the inside of your cheeks and tongue filled with needles, and no matter how many you pull, they multiply.
I suffer from a lot of parasomnias - A parasomnia is a sleep disorder that involves unusual and undesirable physical events or experiences that disrupt your sleep. - including exploding head syndrome, and sleep paralysis. Seeing the shadow man, while you're wide awake, but you can't move. Also quite a lot of the shadow man looming over me, and putting its fingers through my chest and out my back, and I can feel it. It hurts. A lot.
So yeah, teeth are nothing to me. Thankfully my meds for insomnia, depression, anxiety, equate stress syndrome have helped in the main. Not completely, but a fair bit. If I miss one night of my meds it is all hell, providing that I can actually fall asleep.
Sorry for the long message, and congrats if you made it this far. I'm rather drunk right now!