Josh Clark

And sneezing is a really...

sort of, and I hate it when people call things like this elegant, so I'm going to refrain, but it's just a very efficient system that the human body has worked out to basically allow your nose, and we'll get into all the ins and outs of how it all happens, but to allow your nose and your nasal passage and your brain to act as bouncers and just say, get out of my body fast.

Cut off, pal.

Like real fast.

You're cut off cigarette smoke.

You're cut off Chanel No.

7 that nobody likes.

You know?

Sure.

Yeah, that's a pretty good way to put it.

I mean, and it's an ancient, ancient reflex too.

I mean, basically all mammals at least sneeze, some more than others.

I didn't realize this, but apparently iguanas sneeze the most because it's part of their digestion.

Yeah, and then I don't know what it's technically called, but, you know, when dogs do what is called the reverse sneeze.

Yeah, Momo has that bad.

It's so scary.

It is.

It is, and we finally got her checked out, and they verified she doesn't have a collapsed trachea, which is when it really is threatening.

It's just something to do with her nasal passages.

Yeah.