Welcome to another episode of Out of the Pots.

I'm Deep Tea.

And I'm Natalie, and I'm alive this week.

I'm so happy.

I'm so happy you're not stuffed up and you're breathing.

Last week I was a different type of Natalie, but this week I feel like way more normal. So I actually ended up leaving Tokyo and I'm in

London right now. And I was a little bit nervous like, maybe I'm sick with something else,

but it really truly was allergies. I wanted to stick it out. I was like, I'm here during

Sakura season. The cherry blossoms are out. Like, I should be enjoying Japan. But then I woke up to

really bad eczema outbreak all over my body, particularly in between my butt cheeks. And it was time.

Natalie. I don't think we've gone an episode in the last three to four episodes without something happening with your bodily friends. You know what I

realize? Like my body does not do well in like foreign environments. Like I need an adjustment period of at least like two years. But anyone who suffers from exima, you will understand. Like so you get it where you emit the most heat, or at least I do. I get it like at at the back of my knees. Like, I must admit a lot of

heat there. I get it in my armpits, which is the worst because I constantly want to scratch,

like, in public, but I was like, oh my God, it looks like I'm just like scratching my armpits.

Yeah. And then I try not to scratch this area, and I rarely do, but I get it in between my butt weeks.

That must be like people who have Exima, you must get it at the same places, no?

Potentially. I feel like there's at least a few people who can relate to this.

It's not me, but I can. Don't be embarrassed, Deity. I know you also get eczema down your butt.

You know, I can honestly say I don't, but I feel like it is a relatable experience to a lot of people.

Everyone's like, no.

I was like, no, we don't get eczema there.

Well, I get it all over my body.

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