Can I ask you something?

Please, by all means.

Are you a violent sneezer?

I definitely, I can definitely do the big, ha,

into the chew.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But the chew is quiet, the chew is an anticlimat.

That's crazy. Yeah, it's like, yeah, like, ha, dew, like, is, yeah. But the chew is quiet. The chew is an anticlimat. That's crazy.

Yeah, it's like, yeah, like, is kind of the vibe.

Like, I do, like you're saying the word, I do.

I bid you.

Right.

Well, yeah, I'm trying to get people to leave in sort of a polite and French and normal way.

But I also want to spit on them.

I also want them to walk through a cloud of mucus.

I would say I'm pretty good at, um, sort of like, like, like preventing my sneezes, like when I, you know, like being able to like just kind of hold them in, which, wait, you pinch your nose. I do, I can do the nose pinch.

I know it is.

And I feel like it's one of those things where everyone intuitively recognizes that's bad for you, but I don't know if there's any proof. Right, right, right. It feels like it's a way to explode your own head. It does, right? But you think we would know if that were happening. Well, you know if you leave your eyes open during a sneeze, your eyeballs pop out.

Yeah, I mean, obviously.

That's actually a scientific fact.

So that happened to Dan Crenshaw. Right, right, right. Well, people don't know that that's how he lost that shit. Well, I heard that from my uncle who works at Nintendo. That's right. So, yes. One of the fundamental facts. I am a, Miles brought that up because I'm a violent sneezer.

Oh, me too.

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