E : Anyway, it took two to three days to get past that. They found me um somewhere online, I mean they brought in a phone to let me talk to my wife. Because she called the hospital, and the first thing I said to her was listen I've been kidnapped (-) trace the call! Trace the call, because these guys have kidnapped me. It was pretty crazy, the nurse was very good about it in fact, I was very impressed. But I eventually got past that, you know once the barbiturate fog cleared up and I could start to see a little better and better understanding and then / then they're bringing me my phone. Because I had it with me in the hospital and I get a look at the map and see oh yeah I okay the GPS says I'm in the hospital, so everything is good you know. But // yeah they were really good about that (-) considering what a jerk I was the first couple of days. I mean, I was, you know, they strapped me down, right? Because you got tubes and stuff sticking everywhere and / and the tube in my throat was REALLY annoying, you know it didn't hurt so much, but it was just THERE you know it was really annoying and then one day when they finally loosened the straps on one of my arms I reached up and I yanked the tube up, like immediately because it was driving me crazy. And they all came: what did you do? what did you do? And I said well the stupid tube was irritating me and I (didn't want it anymore). Well and they said well // they were looking at some machines behind me that where showing my stats and it seemed to be okay, so they said well, it seemed to be okay, so we'll let it go for a while, see what happens.