99.9.9 K-I-S-W, we return to the men's room with Miles and Thrill.

Like how many people, you may be heading south, going to a beach someplace.

Yeah.

And if you do, might be a little jellyfish there.

And if you get stung by one, try not to panic and don't give it into the myth that medical experts say just possibly can make the matter a whole lot worse.

Amanda Joy, who's a certified physician assistant and associate medical director at Medstar Health,

says the PING theory is a total meth.

And do not let your friends urinate on you no matter what you do not

need to be doing safe safe roll yeah it almost all unless you're on fire

right the recommendation is to remove the jellyfish's tentacles and

irrigator clean the area with sea water, not with tap or bottled water.

I would never have thought that.

Then you want to soak the skin in hot water to help dull the pain.

If anything, she said the urine, that can actually

trigger the release of more venom from the jellyfish.

So all these years, and look, I didn't know any difference until maybe a year ago when they said that don't do that I would not

have known and that's all I've ever heard is hey man to get stuck pee on it so then if you got

stuck and say if you got stuck it pay on me that's what I would have done

we when I was a kid we always just rubbed like the wet sand on it.

I've heard that one too.

Not dry sand, that was always the thing.

You kind of had to sit there right where the water, you know where it kind of comes up and goes back in.

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