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I feel like I can't hear myself in my microphone.

Oh, I can hear you just fine.

Okay, then it's just my, then it's, you're like, no no you're loud to actually back off uh it's the story of my life maybe your ears clogged maybe you got a

well that is probably yeah i definitely i'm like a month away from uh my next e&T visit so i'm sure i can't

hear oh okay i have to go like every three months it's really annoying because i really

yeah because I literally

will lose my, when I went to England, I scratched my ear and internally, something stuck to my

ear drum, I could not hear out of my left ear the whole trip. Oh, that's so annoying. That's so

annoying. And it happens all the time. It's happened when I've been working and I'm like, oh, God, please, please let everyone be in blocking be on my right side. Can we re-block this scene, please? Yeah, yeah. I'll be like, oh, no, you're on the bad side. Yeah. What's the treatment for a damaged eardrum? It's not a damaged eardrum. It's just, it's like buildup in there. So they take a little tiny ear vacuum and suck it out. And it feels like your eardrum's being sucked out of your head. But then you can hear after. So it's a plus. So it's worth it. Is it like when you're on a plane and your ears get, your ears get clogged from the altitude and then it doesn't uh yes but like worse

because it just you can feel that there's no air vibration on your eardrum whatsoever it's completely

blocked off so you're like there is there's nothing i got nothing yeah you got you got nothing

but uh maybe that's why talks aloud yeah let's i i You got nothing? Wow. But maybe that's why I talk so loud.

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