Not line.

Oh, lordy.

It'd be nicer if somebody just...

Where did I go?

Giving it to you.

Daghunit.

Shoot.

I lost my setup.

Anyway.

The Mintraub top ten.

The MENTROFTE!

I forget where it was, but at the end of the day, we're talking about medical conditions that sound fake, but are actually completely real. Just like Restless Leg Syndrome. Pretty much. I brought that up, and somebody, years ago, but I'm like, man, that's all this bull-ass leg, restless leg syndrome. They're like, I have restless leg syndrome. I'm like, no, you don't. They're like I do. And hang on to the doctorate of restless leg syndrome. Back of my day, we caught it the Jimmy Legs. I'm just saying that the guy's on his toes. Werewolf syndrome shows up on there. People who have a rare skin disease called Werewolf Syndrome have some features that may resemble those of the mythical creatures for which the condition is named. According to the genetic and rare diseases information center, the symptoms of Abrams syndrome,

which is also known as a werewolf syndrome.

Super hairy, right?

Yeah, includes excessive hair growth all over the body, except on the palms of the hands and the

souls of the feet.

This includes fine hair on the face and ears.

There's a whole family in, in like Mexico or something like that.

Yeah.

The whole family has that.

Basically, for generations, this has been their situation.

And so they all have just worked at the circus.

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