Hello and welcome to the IGN UK podcast. It is summertime and I can tell it's summertime

because I've developed hay fever for the first time ever and let me tell you that is

not enjoyable. Oh, you can tell us all about how annoying hay fever is.

Yeah, but how boring would that be? Sorry, I have suffered from hay fever in my entire

life. I once had it so bad at a cub scout camp thing. I rub my eyes to the point where

they wouldn't open anymore and I had to be kept inside the tent for two days.

That's how bad it can get. Well, yeah, I've just got a bit of a tickly sore throat, but

I am juiced up to the eyeballs on anti-histamines. Joe, how are your eyes?

They're fine. I don't really get big hay fever stuff. I get snazzy occasionally, but the

other day I went to a doctor for something else and they looked at my nose and went,

oh, all inflamed. You've got hay fever. Let me prescribe you some steroids. So I've got

some steroids in my house. They have to shoot up my nose, but I looked it up and it says

if you don't have hay fever, they can make your nose bleed. And I'm a bit like, I don't

have any symptoms. So I don't, I feel really weird about using them like I might just

like, yeah, I'd kind of melt my brain into to leave it. I used them for a couple of days

and I was like, well, I don't feel any different two days ago. So I'm not going to like melt

my own insides out just because a doctor said so.

Like, they've gone straight on to steroids. It's just like, oh, I've got a bit of a headache.

Just have something that's going to knock you out is like, oh, God.

If you've got any misproscribed medicine stories, send them into our gym. I don't think we

want to, I think even we don't want to hear misproscribed medicine stories.

Or if your eyes have ever been glued together by your own hay fever, I feel like we'll be

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