Our question when you are a kid, why or what did your parents worry about with you?

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Hello. Guess who it is, Ted?

James.

James, welcome to the men's room.

Hula.

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So you guys guys were just talking about this by like that one and a million people

that are allergic to the sun yeah that's me oh no man you're living in the right spot brother that's for sure did you

have to get lab there no poll like what was it like for you in school well inside it was great. Well sure but I mean like when recess came up or something like that.

So it didn't actually it was like one of those like vampire movies in the where

was where on the 13th birthday you will transform into it literally it

happened just like that we were camping with my dad and my brother when I

was 13 and I was out in the sun all day and woke up the next morning and

hides everywhere.

And I'm guessing no one really pieced it together until you went to a hospital.

No, well, my parents were kind of anti-hospital thing is that you know, you had to pay money.

And so my dad just basically slashed some ice be hot on me and said I'd be fine and on the

ride at home I was basically itching and my mom got the Kamelheim lotion and all that stuff and my mom just sits there and and all of that stuff and my mom just sits there and tells me you have it too.

And I said, oh, okay.

I have what?

And he said, well, you have a heat allergy, which is technically you're allergic to this up.

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