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37_10	Things are looking pretty good.	reflection	communication behavior
37_12	So you've rung your mom, had a chat to her.	other	communication behavior
37_14	Any other whānau members? You talked about your brothers and sisters last time.	question	communication behavior
37_16	Here in Christchurch?	question	communication behavior
37_18	Okay.	other	communication behavior
37_20	No?	question	communication behavior
37_22	What are you not sure about?	question	communication behavior
37_24	Okay. Just sort of interested, when you rang your mom and, um, told her what's happening, how difficult was it to talk about the issue of violence and being violent towards your partner?	question	communication behavior
37_26	We-we talked about, uh, last time that this is hard stuff and that, um, we are prepared to kind of do the hard yard. So you've gone away, you've talked to your folks, put it out there about your issue of violence? Um, I'm thinking about, uh, with-with Tristan and the whole alcohol issue there. So it sounds like to me if you've- you've started to put quite a bit of stuff in place.	reflection	communication behavior
37_28	Yeah. What does it tell me about you as a man, as a father, as someone who wants to get moving?	question	communication behavior
37_30	Grand. You talked a little bit about, uh, you'd really like to get back with Kristie?	question	communication behavior
37_32	And-and-and your kids and developing that whānau. Have you had an opportunity to get in touch with her and—	question	communication behavior
37_34	Right.	other	communication behavior
37_36	Okay. So what do you think you're gonna need to do to show her and others, uh, to convince them that you are serious?	question	communication behavior
37_38	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
37_40	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
38_0	Hi, Sarah, it's great to meet you. My name is Delwyn, and I'm a counselor here at the clinic. And I heard from your nurse practitioner that you recently had an annual exam in which the topics of smoking and alcohol use came up. Would you mind filling me in a little bit about that?	question	communication behavior
38_2	So, you've decided you wanna cut back on your smoking a little bit, but, you're not really concerned about your drinking.	reflection	communication behavior
38_4	It's a nice sort of form of stress relief.	reflection	communication behavior
38_6	Sort of escape from your hectic schedule.	reflection	communication behavior
38_8	So, you're working, and then, on top of that, juggling being a single mom and going to school?	reflection	communication behavior
38_10	It's pretty exhausting work.	reflection	communication behavior
38_12	So, you're not only doing really tiring work and going to school, but you're also worrying about your finances.	reflection	communication behavior
38_14	Yeah, it does. It sounds like a lot that you're trying to deal with, and it makes sense that you feel like you need some kind of break or reward.	reflection	communication behavior
38_16	So, tell me a little bit more about your drinking. Tell me a little bit about how much you're drinking, and, um, the pattern, and what raised concern.	question	communication behavior
38_18	So, you're drinking, perhaps, two drinks a day. Um, and I'm wondering, what have you heard about the recommendations for drinking levels?	question	communication behavior
38_20	Okay, will you be interested in hearing about those recommendations?	question	communication behavior
38_22	Okay. Well, so, the recommendation for women is to have no more than three drinks a day, and no more than seven drinks over the course of a week. Yeah, um, and, really, the reason for those recommendations is to just reduce the risk that people have trouble with accidents, or chronic diseases. Like certain types of cancers, or high blood pressure, and then also psychological problems. I don't know what you think about all that?	question	communication behavior
38_24	It just doesn't seem that abnormal to you, especially when you compare it with your family.	reflection	communication behavior
38_26	Yeah, you really feel like you need that reward.	reflection	communication behavior
38_28	And then it also sounds like, um, your drinking has perhaps increased a little bit over time?	question	communication behavior
38_30	Yeah, and so it sounds like you've noticed that the more stressed you're feeling, the more you're drinking.	reflection	communication behavior
38_32	So, let me summarize a little bit what you've told me. It sounds like you have a pretty hectic, stressful life, and you really feel like you need some kind of-	reflection	communication behavior
38_34	-reward or stress relief. Um, and then, on the other hand, you've noticed, um, that your drinking has increased a little bit over time. And also that the more stressed you're fe- you feel, the more you're inclined to drink.	reflection	communication behavior
38_36	So, I'm wondering, have you noticed any problems from your drinking?	question	communication behavior
38_38	So, you've noticed that it's starting to call to you a little bit in the evenings.	reflection	communication behavior
38_40	And it's perhaps taking you away from things that are more important to you?	reflection	communication behavior
38_42	And it doesn't feel good?	reflection	communication behavior
38_44	Yeah. And so, it sounds like there's a bit of a dilemma there, because-- And I guess we should be clear, it's not the occasional drink that's an issue. Um, it's-it's really the quantity of drinking, and-and whether your drinking is escalating and interfering with things that are, perhaps, more important.	reflection	communication behavior
38_46	And you've perhaps never seen it in that light before.	reflection	communication behavior
38_48	I-it seems like it-it would be quite a hard pattern to change.	reflection	communication behavior
38_50	So, it seems like it would be really difficult to change because it's something that's really important to you right now.	reflection	communication behavior
38_52	But on the other hand, it does sound like there are things that you- that you value that you don't want the drinking to interfere with.	reflection	communication behavior
38_54	So, I guess I'm wondering if you've given any thought to other ways in which you could cope with stress without relying on the drinking so much.	question	communication behavior
38_56	So, if you could somehow tackle some of these stressful issues, um, that could make a difference, and, what-what would that be, for example?	question	communication behavior
38_58	So, having more reliable childcare could make a big difference.	reflection	communication behavior
38_60	And it sounds like your mom has been an option in the past, but perhaps not so much anymore.	reflection	communication behavior
38_62	So, one thing that could make a big difference is if you could figure out some sort of more reliable, affordable childcare, and that would help you not want to drink as much.	reflection	communication behavior
38_64	Anything else?	question	communication behavior
38_66	Yeah. It-it sounds like, um, you know, money could make a big difference, and you are working full time and trying to go to school to address that in the long run. Um, but on the other hand, you know, it sounds like you have some other ideas of cope- of how you might cope with stress better. Um, so, I guess I'm-I'm wondering, given our conversation so far, kind of where you are with everything.	question	communication behavior
38_67	Um, we started off talking about how your drinking has sort of drifted into a risky area, and it would be advisable to cut back. Um, but it sounds like you feel like that's fairly important to you and not something you necessarily want to do. But on the other hand, we've talked about ways in which that perhaps could be made a bit easier, but I'm not sure if you're ready to tackle that or pursue that right now. I'm just kind of wondering where you are.	question	communication behavior
38_69	So, um, it would perhaps be helpful if you could narrow it down to just one thing, and what would that be?	question	communication behavior
38_71	Okay. Yeah. It sounds like from everything you're saying, that keeps coming up as one of the main issues. Um, so there may be some resources I can point you towards, but I'm- guess I'm wondering, have you looked into alternatives, more affordable, reliable childcare?	question	communication behavior
38_73	Okay. Well, one thing you could consider is talking to one of our social workers, they sort of specialize in helping people who have a lot on their plate identifying resources that they may need, uh, things you haven't thought of or aren't aware of. So, I don't know, would you be interested in doing something like that?	question	communication behavior
38_75	Okay. Great. Well, I can definitely set you up with that, and you can-	other	communication behavior
38_77	-um, try to tackle, um, your childcare issue, um, with some assistance. Is there anything else you'd like to do, um, for example, would you be interested in talking with me again, um, just as things progress?	question	communication behavior
38_79	Yeah. So, these are not problems that are going to go away in a week. It's going to take some time to resolve. Okay, great. So, um, it sounds like we have a couple of things, uh, to pursue.	other	communication behavior
38_81	Anything-anything else?	question	communication behavior
38_83	Would you be interested in perhaps thinking about setting a goal with respect to your drinking?	question	communication behavior
38_85	Okay. Try to cut back a bit and see how that goes.	reflection	communication behavior
38_87	Okay. So, you can give it a go and, I think doing managing, you might just learn a little bit about how easy or difficult it's going to be, and-and also what it's like to cope with stress in other ways.	reflection	communication behavior
38_89	Okay. So, it sounds like we have two avenues to pursue, anything else?	question	communication behavior
38_91	Okay. Well, that sounds good. So, why don't we meet again in a couple of weeks and you kind of update me on how cutting back on your drinking has gone, and also, what it was like when you met with a social worker? Sound good?	question	communication behavior
38_93	Okay, great. I look forward to talking next time.	other	communication behavior
39_0	Um, so you've talked a bit about like the emphysema. Um, what did the doctors say to you when you were diagnosed? I mean the obvious, right?	question	communication behavior
39_2	Mm-hmm. Finger comes out.	reflection	communication behavior
39_4	Mm-hmm. And there was a war going on?	reflection	communication behavior
39_6	Yeah. Well, and your daughter.	reflection	communication behavior
39_8	And the social stigma, because you don't want your daughter to think of you like that, whatever that- that as a smoker, you know. You know there're people who make the assumption and it- it sounds like those are more important to you than the medical things, and who cares why it's important?	reflection	communication behavior
39_10	It doesn't matter. So what- what ideas do you have about what might be most helpful for you in quitting smoking?	question	communication behavior
39_12	So that was helpful for you that it's a, um, I can't remember. I know what you're trying to get a little ball.	reflection	communication behavior
39_14	It shows you your lung capacity.	therapist_input	communication behavior
39_16	But it might be helpful if you- if you quit or it's, you know, it did if you were gonna decrease or whatever, to see how much better you're doing with the ball going up and your lung capacity increasing, is it?	therapist_input	communication behavior
39_18	Okay.	other	communication behavior
39_20	So, I don't even know where you can get those. I think—	other	communication behavior
39_22	Oh, you have one?	question	communication behavior
39_24	Oh, okay- okay.	other	communication behavior
39_26	Oh, did you?	question	communication behavior
39_28	Okay. All right.	other	communication behavior
39_30	It's so interesting because there's immediate feedback. I mean, that's immediate feedback. Um, so we're- we're talking about quitting or here quitting completely. What thoughts do you have? You tried the Chan- the Chantix, meditation, you like that so, um, I can run some ideas that some other clients have used [crosstalk]-	question	communication behavior
39_32	So, um, since you like meditation so much, it's highly likely that you'd be a great candidate for hypnotherapy.	therapist_input	communication behavior
39_34	Yeah, okay.	other	communication behavior
39_36	Yes, it is true. Yeah. It is. I mean, people don't come walking through the door who are not interested in it, you know? So, um, yeah, so that's-- So you'd be interested in something like that and, um, what- what other ideas have you thought about that would work for you?	question	communication behavior
39_38	Okay. Okay.	other	communication behavior
39_40	Might become a better friend when you quit.	reflection	communication behavior
39_42	Um, because I know you mentioned you tried the Chantix. Um, what have you tried? Uh, Zyban or Wellbutrin?	question	communication behavior
39_44	Okay.	other	communication behavior
39_46	Yes, it is.	other	communication behavior
39_48	It's the same thing. It's Wellbutrin, and when they found out by accident through what we call serendipity that you know what, Viagra. [laughs] That when- when people were on Wellbutrin that they tended to decrease and stop smoking, and, um, there were a couple of different reasons for that. Number one, people tend to get depressed when they quit smoking, because it puts you in such a state of deprivation and, um also-- well, so Wellbutrin really is a good antidepressant for them.	therapist_input	communication behavior
39_49	The other thing is its a slight stimulatory effect and when people go off nicotine which is a stimulant the-they tend to get pretty tired overheard-- you know it's the opposite of however the nicotine makes them feel. And the Wellbutrin kind of with stimul-- you know stimulatory enough. [crosstalk] [unintelligible 00:05:56] And I-- the last I've read, and I've not kept real current about it, but I'm wondering about the-- what your thoughts are if any about the-- any of the nicotine replacements like the gum patch, the inhaler.	therapist_input	communication behavior
39_51	Chewing gum.	other	communication behavior
39_53	That strong spirit of you got instilled with her.	reflection	communication behavior
39_55	Could be?	question	communication behavior
39_57	It is becoming a pain in the butt	reflection	communication behavior
39_59	Mm-hmm	other	communication behavior
39_61	Like it's a little treat.	reflection	communication behavior
39_63	I've never heard of Union break. I love it how you said. I love it.	other	communication behavior
39_65	I love it. Union break.	other	communication behavior
39_67	It's great	other	communication behavior
39_69	Union break. Yeah. le-leverage, and you know so it's something else you might know about nicotine is, um is that actually depending on how you smoke it, it can- it can be stimulant when you want it to be a stimulant if you smoke it in short, shallow puffs and then it can be a depressant like after a meal and you take longer inhalations, and it really tends to act on your central nervous system as a depressant. So it kind of does whatever you want at any given moment and yet there is this price that you pay	therapist_input	communication behavior

37_10

Things are looking pretty good.

reflection

communication behavior

37_12

So you've rung your mom, had a chat to her.

other

communication behavior

37_14

Any other whānau members? You talked about your brothers and sisters last time.

question

communication behavior

37_16

Here in Christchurch?

question

communication behavior

37_18

Okay.

other

communication behavior

37_20

No?

question

communication behavior

37_22

What are you not sure about?

question

communication behavior

37_24

Okay. Just sort of interested, when you rang your mom and, um, told her what's happening, how difficult was it to talk about the issue of violence and being violent towards your partner?

question

communication behavior

37_26

We-we talked about, uh, last time that this is hard stuff and that, um, we are prepared to kind of do the hard yard. So you've gone away, you've talked to your folks, put it out there about your issue of violence? Um, I'm thinking about, uh, with-with Tristan and the whole alcohol issue there. So it sounds like to me if you've- you've started to put quite a bit of stuff in place.

reflection

communication behavior

37_28

Yeah. What does it tell me about you as a man, as a father, as someone who wants to get moving?

question

communication behavior

37_30

Grand. You talked a little bit about, uh, you'd really like to get back with Kristie?

question

communication behavior

37_32

And-and-and your kids and developing that whānau. Have you had an opportunity to get in touch with her and—

question

communication behavior

37_34

Right.

other

communication behavior

37_36

Okay. So what do you think you're gonna need to do to show her and others, uh, to convince them that you are serious?

question

communication behavior

37_38

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

37_40

Yeah.

other

communication behavior

38_0

Hi, Sarah, it's great to meet you. My name is Delwyn, and I'm a counselor here at the clinic. And I heard from your nurse practitioner that you recently had an annual exam in which the topics of smoking and alcohol use came up. Would you mind filling me in a little bit about that?

question

communication behavior

38_2

So, you've decided you wanna cut back on your smoking a little bit, but, you're not really concerned about your drinking.

reflection

communication behavior

38_4

It's a nice sort of form of stress relief.

reflection

communication behavior

38_6

Sort of escape from your hectic schedule.

reflection

communication behavior

38_8

So, you're working, and then, on top of that, juggling being a single mom and going to school?

reflection

communication behavior

38_10

It's pretty exhausting work.

reflection

communication behavior

38_12

So, you're not only doing really tiring work and going to school, but you're also worrying about your finances.

reflection

communication behavior

38_14

Yeah, it does. It sounds like a lot that you're trying to deal with, and it makes sense that you feel like you need some kind of break or reward.

reflection

communication behavior

38_16

So, tell me a little bit more about your drinking. Tell me a little bit about how much you're drinking, and, um, the pattern, and what raised concern.

question

communication behavior

38_18

So, you're drinking, perhaps, two drinks a day. Um, and I'm wondering, what have you heard about the recommendations for drinking levels?

question

communication behavior

38_20

Okay, will you be interested in hearing about those recommendations?

question

communication behavior

38_22

Okay. Well, so, the recommendation for women is to have no more than three drinks a day, and no more than seven drinks over the course of a week. Yeah, um, and, really, the reason for those recommendations is to just reduce the risk that people have trouble with accidents, or chronic diseases. Like certain types of cancers, or high blood pressure, and then also psychological problems. I don't know what you think about all that?

question

communication behavior

38_24

It just doesn't seem that abnormal to you, especially when you compare it with your family.

reflection

communication behavior

38_26

Yeah, you really feel like you need that reward.

reflection

communication behavior

38_28

And then it also sounds like, um, your drinking has perhaps increased a little bit over time?

question

communication behavior

38_30

Yeah, and so it sounds like you've noticed that the more stressed you're feeling, the more you're drinking.

reflection

communication behavior

38_32

So, let me summarize a little bit what you've told me. It sounds like you have a pretty hectic, stressful life, and you really feel like you need some kind of-

reflection

communication behavior

38_34

-reward or stress relief. Um, and then, on the other hand, you've noticed, um, that your drinking has increased a little bit over time. And also that the more stressed you're fe- you feel, the more you're inclined to drink.

reflection

communication behavior

38_36

So, I'm wondering, have you noticed any problems from your drinking?

question

communication behavior

38_38

So, you've noticed that it's starting to call to you a little bit in the evenings.

reflection

communication behavior

38_40

And it's perhaps taking you away from things that are more important to you?

reflection

communication behavior

38_42

And it doesn't feel good?

reflection

communication behavior

38_44

Yeah. And so, it sounds like there's a bit of a dilemma there, because-- And I guess we should be clear, it's not the occasional drink that's an issue. Um, it's-it's really the quantity of drinking, and-and whether your drinking is escalating and interfering with things that are, perhaps, more important.

reflection

communication behavior

38_46

And you've perhaps never seen it in that light before.

reflection

communication behavior

38_48

I-it seems like it-it would be quite a hard pattern to change.

reflection

communication behavior

38_50

So, it seems like it would be really difficult to change because it's something that's really important to you right now.

reflection

communication behavior

38_52

But on the other hand, it does sound like there are things that you- that you value that you don't want the drinking to interfere with.

reflection

communication behavior

38_54

So, I guess I'm wondering if you've given any thought to other ways in which you could cope with stress without relying on the drinking so much.

question

communication behavior

38_56

So, if you could somehow tackle some of these stressful issues, um, that could make a difference, and, what-what would that be, for example?

question

communication behavior

38_58

So, having more reliable childcare could make a big difference.

reflection

communication behavior

38_60

And it sounds like your mom has been an option in the past, but perhaps not so much anymore.

reflection

communication behavior

38_62

So, one thing that could make a big difference is if you could figure out some sort of more reliable, affordable childcare, and that would help you not want to drink as much.

reflection

communication behavior

38_64

Anything else?

question

communication behavior

38_66

Yeah. It-it sounds like, um, you know, money could make a big difference, and you are working full time and trying to go to school to address that in the long run. Um, but on the other hand, you know, it sounds like you have some other ideas of cope- of how you might cope with stress better. Um, so, I guess I'm-I'm wondering, given our conversation so far, kind of where you are with everything.

question

communication behavior

38_67

Um, we started off talking about how your drinking has sort of drifted into a risky area, and it would be advisable to cut back. Um, but it sounds like you feel like that's fairly important to you and not something you necessarily want to do. But on the other hand, we've talked about ways in which that perhaps could be made a bit easier, but I'm not sure if you're ready to tackle that or pursue that right now. I'm just kind of wondering where you are.

question

communication behavior

38_69

So, um, it would perhaps be helpful if you could narrow it down to just one thing, and what would that be?

question

communication behavior

38_71

Okay. Yeah. It sounds like from everything you're saying, that keeps coming up as one of the main issues. Um, so there may be some resources I can point you towards, but I'm- guess I'm wondering, have you looked into alternatives, more affordable, reliable childcare?

question

communication behavior

38_73

Okay. Well, one thing you could consider is talking to one of our social workers, they sort of specialize in helping people who have a lot on their plate identifying resources that they may need, uh, things you haven't thought of or aren't aware of. So, I don't know, would you be interested in doing something like that?

question

communication behavior

38_75

Okay. Great. Well, I can definitely set you up with that, and you can-

other

communication behavior

38_77

-um, try to tackle, um, your childcare issue, um, with some assistance. Is there anything else you'd like to do, um, for example, would you be interested in talking with me again, um, just as things progress?

question

communication behavior

38_79

Yeah. So, these are not problems that are going to go away in a week. It's going to take some time to resolve. Okay, great. So, um, it sounds like we have a couple of things, uh, to pursue.

other

communication behavior

38_81

Anything-anything else?

question

communication behavior

38_83

Would you be interested in perhaps thinking about setting a goal with respect to your drinking?

question

communication behavior

38_85

Okay. Try to cut back a bit and see how that goes.

reflection

communication behavior

38_87

Okay. So, you can give it a go and, I think doing managing, you might just learn a little bit about how easy or difficult it's going to be, and-and also what it's like to cope with stress in other ways.

reflection

communication behavior

38_89

Okay. So, it sounds like we have two avenues to pursue, anything else?

question

communication behavior

38_91

Okay. Well, that sounds good. So, why don't we meet again in a couple of weeks and you kind of update me on how cutting back on your drinking has gone, and also, what it was like when you met with a social worker? Sound good?

question

communication behavior

38_93

Okay, great. I look forward to talking next time.

other

communication behavior

39_0

Um, so you've talked a bit about like the emphysema. Um, what did the doctors say to you when you were diagnosed? I mean the obvious, right?

question

communication behavior

39_2

Mm-hmm. Finger comes out.

reflection

communication behavior

39_4

Mm-hmm. And there was a war going on?

reflection

communication behavior

39_6

Yeah. Well, and your daughter.

reflection

communication behavior

39_8

And the social stigma, because you don't want your daughter to think of you like that, whatever that- that as a smoker, you know. You know there're people who make the assumption and it- it sounds like those are more important to you than the medical things, and who cares why it's important?

reflection

communication behavior

39_10

It doesn't matter. So what- what ideas do you have about what might be most helpful for you in quitting smoking?

question

communication behavior

39_12

So that was helpful for you that it's a, um, I can't remember. I know what you're trying to get a little ball.

reflection

communication behavior

39_14

It shows you your lung capacity.

therapist_input

communication behavior

39_16

But it might be helpful if you- if you quit or it's, you know, it did if you were gonna decrease or whatever, to see how much better you're doing with the ball going up and your lung capacity increasing, is it?

therapist_input

communication behavior

39_18

Okay.

other

communication behavior

39_20

So, I don't even know where you can get those. I think—

other

communication behavior

39_22

Oh, you have one?

question

communication behavior

39_24

Oh, okay- okay.

other

communication behavior

39_26

Oh, did you?

question

communication behavior

39_28

Okay. All right.

other

communication behavior

39_30

It's so interesting because there's immediate feedback. I mean, that's immediate feedback. Um, so we're- we're talking about quitting or here quitting completely. What thoughts do you have? You tried the Chan- the Chantix, meditation, you like that so, um, I can run some ideas that some other clients have used [crosstalk]-

question

communication behavior

39_32

So, um, since you like meditation so much, it's highly likely that you'd be a great candidate for hypnotherapy.

therapist_input

communication behavior

39_34

Yeah, okay.

other

communication behavior

39_36

Yes, it is true. Yeah. It is. I mean, people don't come walking through the door who are not interested in it, you know? So, um, yeah, so that's-- So you'd be interested in something like that and, um, what- what other ideas have you thought about that would work for you?

question

communication behavior

39_38

Okay. Okay.

other

communication behavior

39_40

Might become a better friend when you quit.

reflection

communication behavior

39_42

Um, because I know you mentioned you tried the Chantix. Um, what have you tried? Uh, Zyban or Wellbutrin?

question

communication behavior

39_44

Okay.

other

communication behavior

39_46

Yes, it is.

other

communication behavior

39_48

It's the same thing. It's Wellbutrin, and when they found out by accident through what we call serendipity that you know what, Viagra. [laughs] That when- when people were on Wellbutrin that they tended to decrease and stop smoking, and, um, there were a couple of different reasons for that. Number one, people tend to get depressed when they quit smoking, because it puts you in such a state of deprivation and, um also-- well, so Wellbutrin really is a good antidepressant for them.

therapist_input

communication behavior

39_49

The other thing is its a slight stimulatory effect and when people go off nicotine which is a stimulant the-they tend to get pretty tired overheard-- you know it's the opposite of however the nicotine makes them feel. And the Wellbutrin kind of with stimul-- you know stimulatory enough. [crosstalk] [unintelligible 00:05:56] And I-- the last I've read, and I've not kept real current about it, but I'm wondering about the-- what your thoughts are if any about the-- any of the nicotine replacements like the gum patch, the inhaler.

therapist_input

communication behavior

39_51

Chewing gum.

other

communication behavior

39_53

That strong spirit of you got instilled with her.

reflection

communication behavior

39_55

Could be?

question

communication behavior

39_57

It is becoming a pain in the butt

reflection

communication behavior

39_59

Mm-hmm

other

communication behavior

39_61

Like it's a little treat.

reflection

communication behavior

39_63

I've never heard of Union break. I love it how you said. I love it.

other

communication behavior

39_65

I love it. Union break.

other

communication behavior

39_67

It's great

other

communication behavior

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Union break. Yeah. le-leverage, and you know so it's something else you might know about nicotine is, um is that actually depending on how you smoke it, it can- it can be stimulant when you want it to be a stimulant if you smoke it in short, shallow puffs and then it can be a depressant like after a meal and you take longer inhalations, and it really tends to act on your central nervous system as a depressant. So it kind of does whatever you want at any given moment and yet there is this price that you pay

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communication behavior