New science found that scratching a rash removes staff bacteria, and that's why it feels so good,

but they still say to avoid doing so. I was like, don't tell me you're allowed to scratch stuff now.

No, you were not allowed to scratch stuff. I was like, don't scratch it. But it looked in it

because it still feels great to scratch it. Yes, it does. They basically looked at the evolution of

if we're not allowed to scratch because it causes inflammation and it could open

things up and cause more bacteria, why does it feel so good? And the reason why it feels good is

because it gets rid of that staff bacteria that's on there. So there's certain ways that it could

help you, but it hurts you more than it does actually help you. I mean, look, I go through it every fall

and spring with my allergies. Oh, yeah. And it'll take me a couple days before I realize I had the allergies are hitting,

and I'm like, stop itching them.

But it feels so nice.

But you know what?

What are the itches that we can't scratch?

The Mintraptop.

Oh, wait, sir.

Catch it.

The Mintroup top 10.

The top 10 inches you shouldn't scratch.

Let me tell you what.

Working in this building for going on eight years,

I've had one itch in particular that I sure would like to scratch, but metalman.

I see her a few times a week when I'm poisoning my lungs for pleasure.

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