Discussion on health impacts of household products (Part 4)

No bueno. Okay, what about like bug killer? No, no. Okay. No, no. Also if you are gonna use these stuff here, we'll get to the other stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Bug killer. No. Okay, just read this stuff. So hairspray, Tresemme, Hairspray, like extra hold, stuff like that. Because people want to look good, they're gonna have to use these products somewhere. You don't bugs in your house. Right. Like how am I gonna get rid of the bugs? How am I gonna get my hair to look nice? So these are like. And also we still want to enjoy life. We all have to make our decisions and again not get so autistically obsessed with each individual small thing that we don't ever feel like we can move without killing something. I feel like the sickest people I typically know are often the most health aware. They're perpetual healers. So they like heal something. It's kind of like a gift to humanity. Honestly. They like figure out one problem and then they obsess over the next one. And the neuroticness is that stress keeps them constantly sick. Yeah, they're always like what is the thing to optimize? They focus on it and they kind of manifest it for themselves. What was an unexpected benefit consequence with Jasper? Because it has sensors on it. People use their hairspray, it kicks up. Yeah. So every morning mine goes mad at me when I spray my deodorant. It goes fudgeing crazy. So depending on the products you use, if you're using better products it will react less. So that's funny. Yeah. So it becomes like a lot of like the low tox, non tox influencers, they use their. Jasper has their little like which product is the most toxic. Oh, that's funny. Okay, what about stuff like this? But if yo, if you're going to use the hairspray and stuff I would recommend if you can do it outside, if you can't open a window and then if not go in a bathroom and leave the bathroom fan on. Okay. So this is like a bathroom bathroom air freshener. I'm glad you pulled this one up. Okay. This is a fragrance. Okay. So everybody's got these Glade plug ins, Febreze. It's not about the brand fragrances. Yeah, get this, the fragrance market in America. So by fragrances I mean the air pollution industry, the indoor air polluting fragrances, it's about a $7 billion market in America. Air filtration is about a 3 1/2 billion dollar industry. So the indoor air polluting industry is double the air filtration industry. You're outnumbered. We're going to flip it. Nothing worse than getting into an Uber with the Christmas tree of death. This is what I was thinking about. So that's from one of the guys that works here. That's from his car. That's from his car that lives on the vents. That's on the vent in his car. No. Who? Kyle.