John Whyte

And she said, I read it online.

And I thought it wouldn't hurt.

But it did.

And that's the challenge.

Remember the phrase hypochondriac?

People that have symptoms and every symptom is always the most serious.

Well, now we have this phrase, you might have heard it, cyber conjure act, right?

You go online.

I always feel cyber conjure acts should be like crime solvers because they look at every detail.

Everything is magnified and it's always the worst case scenario.

My 12 year old is a little bit of a cyber conjure act.

So the summer, he had a bit of a blister on his foot because he needed these Kobe cleats that were too big for him, but he insisted he needed them, and he developed a blister.

It wasn't healing after a couple days.

It started to look a little infectious, and my wife took him to urgent care.

They cultured it.

They gave him an antibiotic.

They came home that evening and I said, you know, how did it go?

And he says to me, you know, it could be MRSA.

And I thought, hmm, that's pretty clever for a 12-year-old, but MRSA's still kind of unusual.

And he said, and this antibiotic doesn't cover it.