Nsima Inyang

But like I...

I put my eyes into that.

Those African genes, bro.

Those West African genes.

Yeah, man.

But what was I about to mention to you?

You said something.

Oh, go ahead.

You know, the funny thing is I stopped wearing sunglasses back in 2016, the first time.

This is the same time that Mark, we went to go visit Ron Pena, where he was like, I'll shoot you in the head.

You'll be as flexible as me.

He mentioned a study that has been, that was done in Asia on school children, because they're noticing a high incidence of like kids needing glasses.

Why is this happening?

So they started like having kids not wear glasses to see what happened over a period of time.

And they noticed that their eyesight got better and they were able to stop using as much as like glasses as much.

And it showed that like the sunlight getting into the eyes also plays an effect on your eyesight over time.

So once Ron told me that, I was like, I just started getting into Ray-Bans and fancy sunglasses.

I was like, I have a little bit of cash, let me...

I was like, fuck, well, now I don't use those anymore.

So along with the skin cancer thing, just in general, your eyesight, it's something I even encourage my mom.