Trypophobia

if I'm saying it right.

Trypophobia.

Yeah.

And so describe it to us, though.

Okay.

Trypophobia.

Do you know what that is? Never heard of it.

No.

Trypophobia.

This is one that people have.

And I've seen, I have friends who have this.

Ranging from heights to spiders to really specific things like clusters of holes.

Trypophobia, I think it's called.

Yeah, that's the one.

And the defining trait there isn't just that you dislike spiders or whatever.

Uh, I would say from a distance, they're, they're pits in the surface that look sort of organic and diseased, like rotting meat or, like, infected skin.

Warning, I think these could possibly be a, you know, trypophobia trigger-

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...uh, for people.

That's horrible.

That even, uh, Kyle pretends to have that made-up, uh, phobia, tr- trypophobia or whatever, where like, people are mad about holes in things.

Oh, really?

Have you heard about that?

Okay.

This one, you had mentioned the fear of, what do you call it? Trypophobia.

Trypophobia.

The people like really can't handle looking at holes like that.

Now take that picture off and go to just Libby cam.

Man, I don't know what you be looking at, Ocho.

Trypophobia is an aversion or intense disgust-

Yeah, try, trypophobia

... triggered by sight of repetitive pattern clusters or group of small holes, bumps, or cavities.