Josh Clark

So that's, I mean, that's pretty substantial.

There are some other, like, small identity groups of sneezers that are far smaller than that.

Apparently, there are people who, there's four families, right?

Not one in four people, four families, as far as anyone knows, who have something called snatiation, which is where you, if they eat too much and they feel overly full, it will trigger a sneezing attack.

Yeah, I would call that rare.

Yeah, four families for sure.

And we're just going to pass right on by, right, Chuck?

Yes.

Okay.

That acronym.

Getting back to the photic sneezing, though, they think it also could be a holdover and evolutionary advantage from when we were little babies.

Because little babies don't have, they can't blow their nose.

They don't know what that even is.

So the only, they can't pick their nose.

They can't use any implement at all to clear out their nose except the sneeze.

They rely on the sneeze to get that mucus out.

Or, of course, parents who will suck that stuff out through a little device.

Which is no fun, but necessary.

Or you hold them on their side and you blow in their ear.

That usually clears out the nose.