This is the 911 Colors podcast with the operator and his senior assistant, Jack Lonella.

Hey Lonella. Hey operator. Hey have you ever heard of somebody being afraid that their

food will touch each other on their dinner plate like the foods touch the other foods? Yeah,

absolutely. I think I'm one of those people. Definitely worked with a lot of kids who would

not want an all mixed in. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes, it is a normal thing. Did

you know that there's actually a fear of the food touching the plate? Like it's a documented

like yeah. Like they have a name for it. No, I didn't know that. It seems kind of odd

right? Because like what else is the food going to do except for touch the plate? But that's

phobias for you, right? It's like they're not they're not what's the word? Not always logical.

Right. Yeah. So that that fear is called bromo tactile phobia. The fear of things not working

it logically or the fear of the food. The fear of the food touching the actual plate. So any food

is using gravity to sit on the plate. It's the fear of that is called bromo tactile phobia.

All right. Crazy, huh? I didn't know that. Have you ever heard of a flame of phobia?

No, man. We just finished doing the uncut version and talked about so many inflammatory things.

I was going to say that similar to homophobia. I said it anyways. No, no, I haven't heard

it. Not a flame of phobia. Athlema phobia like athletics like ATL, ATL, L, E, a flame

of phobia. So breaking the word down. If it's at the Leemophobia, it actually is the fear,

the fear of sports. Really? Yeah. Like you could be scared. Oftentimes it's a fear of playing

sports and being injured, but it's also a fear of like the social like the social aspect

of it. I know like when I was in gym class, a lot of people would fake injuries and be

sitting on the sidelines. They're like, huh, they just don't like to run or something

like that. But I think what it was looking back at it now and having kids and a girl who

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