Get off my wrong.

Neosporin, way better than my

ate, which is definitely, definitely...

What's that old timer?

Old man.

Oh, it was this nasty stuff.

There were two types, macchiorchrome and myrithylate.

This was preneosporin.

Play the music.

I don't care.

You cut yourself when you're a kid.

Right.

And it was this nasty, like it stained your skin orange.

Right.

And the macerchrome did not burn. The myrhylate was awful.

It burned. It like burned out the bacteria. I heard from a lot of people yesterday. Let me tell you

something. I heard from a lot of people yesterday who grew up in the 70s and can relate to that. Murechrome would make your skin kind of brown. Are you saying Macura chrome? Mcureachrome. Man, they did not know marketing at that in the 70s, huh? They just went with the dumbest names possible. Mercuracrome and myrithiolyte. But the myrylate was like, I don't, like, there were two options at the

store. You can get the one that doesn't cause your kid pain, or you can get the one that causes

your kid intense pain for all the sadistic parents out there. And it had this weird long

applicator that you just kind of dabbed it. It was just weird. Everything about it was

strange. It should have been the ultimate deterrent to avoid getting cut or if you did get cut

to avoid letting your parents know you've been cut. Just silently suffer your injury. Otherwise,

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