Theo Von

Yeah.

But hey, that's, for me, that's a lot.

That's a lot of a day where I'm just naturally feeling good.

And I'll tell you this, even momentarily after, and even-

it started to make me want to just keep doing it as opposed to like, am I breathing in my nose?

Am I breathing in my mouth?

Just not consciously.

It started to like, I almost want to do it again and again because it feels good.

Can you bring that up, Nick?

Wow, this is so interesting.

Ground glass lungs refers to a radiological finding on CT scans showing hazy opacities.

Is that the right way to say that?

Opacities.

Opacities, thank you.

In the lungs often linked to inflammation or fibrosis from inhaling toxic dust at ground zero after the 9-11 attacks.

The massive collapse of the World Trade Center has released a plume of pulverized concrete, asbestos, glass fibers, heavy metals, and jet fuel combustion by our products that coated lower Manhattan.

Responders and nearby residents who breathe the dust develop persistent lung damage, including ground glass opacities.

The dust contained over 2,500 contaminants, 50% construction debris, 40% glass fibers, 9% cellulose and asbestos, silica, lead, mercury.

Oh my God.

The witch's brew was highly alkaline and caustic, equivalent to Drano in pH.