Josh Clark

Okay.

That's what I'm going with.

All right.

But apparently NSAIDs, beta blockers, and some antihypertensive drugs are the ones that are known drug-induced rhinitis sternitatories.

If you are of advanced age, you might have what's called geriatric rhinitis, which is when those submucosal glands atrophy, and that means your nose can get really irritated and you might sneeze a lot.

Right.

That is very sad to me, if you think about it, because there's not much that can be done.

I'm sure you just put, like, maybe Vaseline or something in your nose.

That's got to be the cure for that.

But that's just sad because it's like your little body's, you know, running down.

We should have a cure for that.

Yeah.

Like, our medicine is not far enough along, in my opinion, for this to be 2020.

It's kind of a disappointing 2020, everybody.

Am I right?

Yeah.

So we've talked before, Chuck, multiple times about photic sneezing, which I'm a photic sneezer and I don't remember if you are or not.

I feel like I have, but it's not like roundly something that happens to me.

I don't think so.

Okay.