Josh Clark
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The clinical term for a runny nose is rhinorrhea.
Like that makes it at least 12 or 15 times worse than runny nose, you know?
So there's occupational rhinitis, which is basically when stuff you're working around makes you sneeze or irritate your nose.
Things like cleaning supplies or, you know, flour I saw was a pretty common occupational rhinitis condition.
Sternitatory or sternitative, depending on your preference.
Cigarette smoke, if you work in a place where they let you smoke, like maybe a cigarette factory.
Although I heard that they don't allow smoking inside some cigarette factories now in like North Carolina.
Isn't that just the end-all be-all?
You think they would allow you to do that while you're working?
They used to up until very recently.
I have the impression you could just pluck one off the line and light it up.
I guess if you're a smoker, that's a big perk.