I am fully in the middle of an allergy attack right now. I sat down to record like 20 minutes ago

and immediately started sneezing uncontrollably, sneezing over and over and over again.

And after like 60 sneezes, I was like, I have to do something. So I took my allergy pill

earlier than normal because I do have seasonal allergies, although

it's starting to feel like they're not seasonal and they're just year-round allergies.

Yeah, they're not specific to one season anymore.

When I was a kid, I used to get them like during the spring because there's all this pollen.

Now I just constantly have really, really severe pollen allergies.

Anyways, and so I took my allergy pill. I normally take it in the afternoon, not today, needed to pop it

early. So I popped it early. And then my ears started itching and burning. So I went and got some

cortisone cream and put that in my ears with a Q-tip.

Life hack if your ears are itchy from having allergies.

By the way, one of the worst feelings in the world having itchy inner ears.

Oh my God.

And it happens to me all the time.

And sometimes it's so excruciating that I have to make a horrible sound like

this. I'll do it for you right now. Are you ready? I have to snort like that because it for some

reason itches the inner ear. And you can't get your finger in there to it. So like you have to snort

and vibrate your inner ear through the snorting to it. It's a catastrophe. So yeah,

I just kind of got over a little allergy attack, but I still feel it. My ears are still itchy.

My nose is still itchy. I'm on the verge of a sneeze. It is just a mess. Okay. But the show must go on

and it will. So with that being said, welcome back to advice session. A series here on anything

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