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The conversation discusses how hyper-sanitization—like disinfecting everything with Purell or avoiding dirt—has led to an increase in immune deficiencies and health issues. Corolla advocates for exposure to germs and dirt, comparing it to astronauts losing muscle in space. He believes that humans need “dirt and bacteria” to build resilience.

This philosophy extends to his disdain for excessive cleaning laws—such as illegal gas-powered leaf blowers still used in Los Angeles, despite being banned decades ago. Corolla champions the small joys of traditional dirt-based activities like pressure washing and mowing, suggesting they are necessary and satisfying routines that boost health and mental well-being.

The Danger of Manufactured “Hate Crimes”