I tried P94 a couple of times over the summer. On one occasion I wore it to the grocery store. The main thing I noticed was people disrespectful of my personal space, constantly reaching or stepping in front of me, sometimes almost shoving me out of the way. I don’t normally experience that sort of thing around here.
I decided to try it again this week. I used four drops of A314 to counterbalance the apparent disrespect and a relatively large amount of P94, 75mcg. I noticed a slightly energizing effect when I first sprayed it on. I took a ride on the subway, leaving just before noon. On the platform people seemed to stand and walk past a little too close, again with the failure to respect my personal space. On the train, a woman in a seat behind me went to put her sweater on and hit me in the head. She apologized. It’s an understandable accident, but in decades of riding the subway the only time someone has accidentally whacked me in the head was the day I was wearing P94. This is a very curious aspect of P94.
Examine called P94 light and airy. I agree. I’m so light and airy that people think they can put their hand through my face as thought I were merely a ghostly apparition. Also, in mood, it is light and airy. My normal everyday concerns seemed less important. I got off the subway and did some window shopping I hadn’t planned on. On the way back I realized I may not have left enough time on the parking meter, but this didn’t particularly bother me. I didn’t feel the sense of urgency that I might have on another day. I was surprisingly tired when I got back from this short little trip, not physically exhausted, more mentally depleted, spaced out.
I’m writing this the day after the P94 test, and, in retrospect, after reviewing Steve’s post above, I realize that after I got back yesterday, I was pretty clear-headed and organized. I got a lot done in my office – until I started drinking Daiquiris at five o’clock, and I haven’t gotten crap done since.