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Maybe you say in the name of Jesus, I repeat you say maybe you should say that. And then he was like, alright, he goes in the name of Jesus, I repeat you say.

You fucking son of freaking the fuck up. Like screaming, screaming and running into the walls and fucking punching itself in the face and scratching his face off.

And so I grabbed his fucking arms, right? In five, four, three, two, one. What's up everybody? Welcome to another episode of the Genius Brain podcast we have.

Ed Park here once again. And I am here nice and toasty back from the beautiful island of Hawaii. Nice and gold in his face.

You know what I, you know what I found out I have? What's up? I have a son allergy. What? I have a fucking son allergy, dude.

That sounds like a sucks. I mean, you're not all by no. So check it out. So people get son allergies when they don't have a lot of exposure to UV rays on a consistent basis.

So the UV rays in Hawaii, like specifically a lot of people experiences when they go to tropical islands or places close to the equator or whatever.

Because the UV rays are a lot stronger. Yeah. You know, LA is covered in pollution. So, you know, I do get sun, but it's different. Yeah.

Over there, zero pollution completely just the sun beating down on you. Damn near the equator. Yeah. So it's different, right?

So when I go out there, I used to think that it was a heat rash. And so essentially what a heat rash is is a diaper rash.

So you get that from I used to get it a lot when in my swim trunks area or whatever. And I assume that that was a heat rash that was

okay because of the moisture and the friction from the clothes. I have a fucking sun allergy. And so I found this out because Tiffany and Casey, they also went to Hawaii with me.

Yeah. And when we went together, she was like, Oh, I have a sun allergy. And I looked at her, the stuff that she has. She was showing me photos. I'm like,

Hold on. So that's what I have. I had the same thing. And I googled what sun allergies look like. And I'm like, it's the same shit that I have.

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