Chuck Bryan

And then this is sort of one of the keys is he was given an antibiotic named ceferoxime, and he was given the strongest possible dosage, which was about, I think it was 500 milligrams.

Yes.

And that's just a general, I think, a cefalexin-based antibiotic dose.

that doesn't really usually have many side effects.

And if it does have side effects, it's typically something like an upset stomach.

I saw that there's a condition where it turns huge patches of your skin very dark all over the place, almost like your highlights have been shaded.

It's really interesting to look at, but that has nothing to do with anything that Lars exhibited, any behavior he exhibited.

It's just antibiotics.

I mean, if you've ever taken antibiotics, you know that there's not really usually many side effects to it.

Right.

So Lars catches – well, again, different information.

I saw that his friends were going to stay with him.

He insisted they leave.

So his friends eventually do catch that original flight out, and Lars stays behind because of his ear.

He was a little concerned about – obviously with changes in the atmosphere and on pressurization on a plane, he didn't think it was a good idea.

Yeah.

I'm not sure if that original doctor told him that might have been a problem, but he knew it was going to be a problem.

So a little bit about that original doctor.

I saw that from the Redditor who said that he spoke to the guys, to his mother, that his mother said that Lars said that the doctor didn't really treat him.

The first one did and said you should go to a specialist.