Topic: Vodka Eyeballing

Australian radio personality Maynard interviewed an optometrist, Ian Emsley, regarding the "vodka eyeballing" trend previously discussed on No Agenda. The medical expert confirms that while the practice is dangerous and uses alcohol as a disinfectant in the eye, the claim that it gets a person drunk faster is biologically false. The hosts conclude that while the trend is real among youth, the perceived rapid intoxication is likely a placebo effect.

The hosts confirm the reality of "vodka eyeballing," a trend where individuals pour vodka directly into their eyes to get drunk faster. The practice is traced back to the 2000 British film "Kevin and Perry Go Large" starring Harry Enfield. Despite the risk of blindness, the trend has reportedly gained traction on YouTube among young people.

The CDC is conducting a nationwide phone study to track childhood immunizations, which the hosts find intrusive. Meanwhile, a sensationalist news report from Fox 41 warns parents about "vodka eyeballing," a supposed trend where teens pour alcohol directly into their eyes. The hosts dismiss the report as a media hoax.