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So that's why smoke alarms exist because you're not going to wake up to the smoke alarm.

to the smell of smoke well that's what happened to us remember our au pair Mayella woke up and there was basically there was some something that was on fire in Frederick's wall in his room and the whole house was just like like you could barely like kind of see in terms of the visibility and the fire brigade came they had to hammer out the wall to put it out and she woke up and she had sinus problems so it was very bizarre that she woke up and had she not woken us up Frederick was asleep in the room oh

But the smoke was all around the house.

I would have been fine.

I was on the other side of the house.

Don't worry.

It was smoky everywhere.

She was in the East Wing.

And yeah, the fire brigade said, yeah, a few more hours and you would have all been brown bread.

Yeah, not great now.

I wouldn't have been though.

So I would have missed you.

I would have.

The ghosts in your room would have gotten you.

I know.

Your brain flushes your body out.

So when it gets rid of toxins and waste, including proteins linked to Alzheimer's.

And now like not being a conspiracy theorist,

But if you have like gum disease and really bad teeth problems that you don't sort out, you know, if you have like halitosis or if you suck your gums and they bleed and stuff like that, you have a 70% higher chance of getting Alzheimer's.

I've heard stuff about that too.