You're on the virtue. So y'all head out to an Airbnb, right on a family vacation

And everybody seems to be fine with using the same soap. Oh, you're gross

Right you're gross. The soap is soap. Mm-hmm. Well, I think the theory here

The theory here I'm guessing and I haven't read the email is that the soap is self-cleaning

So if you use it and then somebody else uses it technically, it's cleaned all the time

I don't know if that's scientifically correct. I don't know either

I'm not a doctor, but that doesn't sound right. I think depending on the circumstances. It's not gross

I don't know, man. You ever see like there's a lot of stuff that sticks to that soap. Absolutely

You know, yes. Well, how are you using the soap is what I need to know that'll change everything

Well, I want to know what's on your body to stick in this soap. Well, something's fall off sometimes. What? What is fun?

How hard are you scrubbing your own cells here? Oh, oh, you know, yes. Oh, yeah

That's how we were getting that

All right, so it just a quick Google before we get into the email

from self.com

Sure, there are probably some germs on your bar soap because that's what I wanted to know

Are there germs on a bar soap? The bulk of germs on your bar of soap are probably from your own skin

Says a dermatologist is estimated that about half the cells in the human body are bacteria

And a lot of those live upon your skin helping to make up what's known as your skin microbiome

And then other microorganisms like fun guy are also part of this environment. Okay, so you're using it on yourself

No, that's not even the question here. No problem

But if all that bacteria yada yada yada yada stuff is on there and you're sharing that soap between four or five different people

Y'all are sharing your yucky yada yada yada

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