I had a good morning to you here on Dave and Chuck the freak.

I went up on 617 on a Monday morning. It's the 29th day of March. So, um, telling you

guys all about my eardrum. Yes. Yeah. As I've dealt with that over the past like week

or so, it started with ringing in my ear and then it became muffled. Yeah, muffled, right?

Yeah. Um, so I went to see a specialist because you don't want to go, huh? Huh? No, I don't

know. I'm hoping that's not what's happening, but um, yeah, like I have this bad infection.

Uh, I was going to say, but it could lead to permanent damage. Well, I think any ear

infection can lead to permanent damage. So just know that. Oh, I know that. Absolutely.

I do know. Do they know what caused it? They don't. It just kind of happened. Yes. Okay.

Yeah. All that year full of years. Yeah. And so what it is, I got you. No, so like here's

the crazy thing. So they have me on all these really strong pills, by the way, one of which

calls causes irritability. Oh, great. Keep that in mind. Yeah. You seem okay so far. Yeah.

Fine. Yeah. We'll see how the show goes on. Push them right to the edge. We'll see. Um,

but gone. So like it could completely go away. And I could be fine or I could be stuck

with. So my right ear is amazing. Like perfect, not a sign of hearing loss. Right. My left

ear, I've now lost most of the upper like shocking hearing loss. Now the upper higher

notes when your dad lost his hearing. Yes. My dad lost his hearing because it was, it's

not a genetic thing. Okay. So he was like, yeah. Okay. Okay. He worked at a shipyard

in Belfast and it was due to the conditions there. That's how he lost his hearing. My dad's

hard of like not completely hard of hearing, but it has a hard time hearing. And it's cause

factory work. Right. You know, but here's me going on Friday thinking, oh, it's like probably

blocked with some wax or something. You know, like, yeah. Yeah. Like that's what we do.

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