Thread: Insomnia

This is a pretty entertaining story about ambian.

I was flying back from my first trip to Germany and was seated next to a guy about 45-50 years old. I new as soon as my butt hit the seat, he was a talker. Started chatting about all sort of stuff, mainly work and why we were in Germany. He asks me a couple random questions twice, which I thought was a little odd, like where I went to college and where I was from. He pulls out a little baggie of 6 or 7, casually mentions that he prefers to sleep on planes as it helps with his jet-lag. He also said that it destroys his short term memory of the previous few hours upon taking it and will some times wake up in a fright, thinking he is home in bed and instead being on a plane. He proceeds to take one and drink 2 or 3 gin and tonics, he then mentioned that he should have stuck with 1 drink so that he wouldn't feel too groggy or oversleep. He passes out, after asking me about college again and I watch a couple movies. When he woke up, about and hour/hour and a half left on the flight, and we proceed to have a nearly identical conversation. I mention his amnesia and he laughed it off, saying it wasn't a big deal. We then proceeded to have an additional conversation about my college and the story of how I ended up going there, finally turning to work again. Just before we land, he asks me where I went to college...

I think that man's mind was melted by ambian on that flight...

How many colleges did you attend?

Just the one, but I ended up telling him about my school 5 or 6 times, where I worked 4 and that I grew up in Wisconsin 2 or 3 times. Absolutely everything he told me before the ambian, I was told again a little bit after the ambian or after he woke up.