Oh, Lord. Oh, oh, uh, the... Oh God.

Whoa! Whoa! Hi John!

Hi John.

I'm Earl.

Oh man, you just missed a really good sneezing fit. Oh you just had one.

Yeah I did you know before before we're a professional you know. Oh sure sure you got it out of the way. I mean, there might be more, I don't, do you sneeze

louder as you get older? I do. My sneezes are upsetting. No, I mean, like, I've gotten warnings on my watch.

Oh, wow, that's something bad is happening?

Like a decibel warning?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

The watch will tell you, if you it to it will tell you when you're around loud things. And yeah, I hit the 90s.

I'm a hot amp. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow, I mean I'm not like that but I definitely I knew somebody that stifled their sneezes that's no good and it was so

upsetting I hate the people who go like that kind of thing where this was like a this was like a you know like a like a I don't know it it I can't imagine hearing that sound and thinking that's a wholesome response to a body.

You know, I just felt like this can't be good for you and it's not good for me like you're not

you're not helping anybody. Let it out. But I definitely go, gee, ah, do you know? Can I ask a follow-up question?

Of course. Do you get more multiple serial sneezes than you used to? They do come in waves of three I think. Like

Celebrity deaths. Like Celebrity deaths. I mean the last two nights I have had a

strange thing where I couldn't clear my eyes.

Oh, tell me, oh, tell me more, I have eye issues, tell me more about that.

Oh, well, you know, I get a weird, I get, first get first one I'm learning to listen to my body

John at the grand old age of 57 I'm finally realizing that when my eyes start

feeling kind of crackly that means I should go to bed that's my body telling me it's time to go to bed. But I also get a weird like, like you can't see them kind of

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