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Doctor vs. Firefighter | Never Have I Ever
Doctor vs. Firefighter | Never Have I Ever
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What?
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>> Yeah.
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She takes the phone,
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goes right into the I sent it to the owner of this company
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and is like,
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"This is what he just told me to do."
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That guy was like, "Fired on the spot, bro."
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>> What?
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Never have I ever.
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We've done it with a fellow doctor,
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but this time I'm joined by a firefighter.
0:16
Fire Department Chronicles in the house, baby.
0:19
You ready?
0:19
>> Let's do it.
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>> Boom.
0:21
>> Never have I ever removed anything strange from a person's body.
0:25
>> Oh, of course.
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>> You don't understand what I pulled out of my patient the other day.
0:30
>> Okay.
0:30
>> It was huge.
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>> Huge?
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>> Huge.
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Splinter.
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>> Wow.
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>> Yeah, I >> Uh you >> Kind of a buzzkill in there.
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>> >> You were like explaining.
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>> So, good thing uh in my field is anything
0:42
that goes in the body stays in the body.
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We're not even allowed to take things out of people.
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Once >> Really?
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>> are in the field of >> Just in case there's tamponade from the >> Yeah,
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we I ran into guys with uh 3-ft lightning rods sticking out of their
0:54
back.
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They fell off the >> lightning rod?
0:55
>> Like uh something that's you on the side of a building
0:58
or or This was actually I'm sorry.
1:00
This was a pole
1:01
that was in the ground
1:02
and he fell off the roof.
1:05
>> What?
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>> Yeah.
1:05
>> Impaled.
1:05
>> Yeah.
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We didn't We cut it, bring him to the hospital.
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They do a quick X-ray.
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They're like, "Good.
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Pull that out.
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Didn't even touch anything."
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>> Wow.
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That's so scary.
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Oh, uh I've had a bunch of kids with like Legos
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and stuff in their nose.
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>> Oh, yeah.
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>> I pulled that out. >> what you have removed from someone's body?
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>> Their soul?
1:23
>> ANOTHER PERSON.
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>> OH, I DELIVERED 38 babies. >> 38 babies?
1:28
>> Yeah.
1:28
Last week.
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>> Last week?
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>> During my residency.
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>> Jeez, let's go.
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>> Never have I ever been physically scarred on the job.
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>> I was uh burnt on my knuckles really bad from a fire.
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>> Ooh.
1:42
>> Yeah. >> punching it?
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>> Yeah, I was punching the fire and the fire said, "Not today, bro."
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I was like, "I'm going to punch you in the We were fighting a
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uh a shed fire,
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a bunch of gas and stuff inside of there, super hot.
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We came out and I had second-degree burns on my knuckles.
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But, that went through the gloves, yeah.
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>> The only cool scar I have on my body is I don't know
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which hand is it on.
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Do you see this on my hand?
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>> Yeah, yeah.
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>> Punch it.
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Um I fell on a train set
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when I was like five before coming to America.
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And it penetrated.
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>> What kind of train set was this, bro?
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>> Russian.
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>> I was going to say it's got to be Russian.
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>> It's the Russian steel.
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>> Never have I ever dated a patient.
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>> No.
2:21
>> I don't I don't refuse to even date co-workers.
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>> Yeah.
2:26
>> Patients.
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Patient would be the worst.
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>> No way, dude.
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>> Yeah.
2:28
>> I've never like gone on seeing a patient like, "Oh, yeah.
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That's a good one."
2:32
Like, no.
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>> No?
2:33
>> No.
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>> Never have I ever been genuinely scared at work.
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>> Oh.
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Yeah.
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>> Oh, yeah.
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I mean, holy.
2:40
When was the most scared you've been at work?
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>> So, we had a fire at a a UPS or shipping a factory,
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and the fire was in the middle of the entire factory.
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For stuff like that,
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it's it's it's producing enough smoke that it's it's banking down to the ground.
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We can't really see as we're going in there.
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So, we can follow hose lines into where it's at.
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And I was about three quarters of the way
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or quarter of the way into the building,
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and I ran into a bunch of like shipping equipment.
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And in that moment, I was like,
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"If this building collapses or something happens because there's so much smoke around me,
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>> Your crew won't even know.
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>> I I Yeah, it's going to be
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so difficult for me to find my way back out of this before everything
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collapses."
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So, that was probably one of the first times that I was like,
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"I could actually die doing this."
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>> In those scenarios, is there any kind of dumb guy question
3:28
that some kind of goggle you could put on
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that allows you to see through the smoke?
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>> They are trying to develop stuff like that.
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But, we do have right now we have thermal >> more dumb guys asking
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good questions,
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man.
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We would solve some stuff.
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>> You would.
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You would.
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>> We do have We do have thermal imaging cameras.
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So, we carry around thermal imaging cameras,
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so we >> you to see a door if it's hot or >> No,
3:47
we can see through the smoke with that.
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Yeah, we can't see that, yeah.
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But, it's just not built into our masks.
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>> I wasn't scared for my life,
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but I I would raise my hand on that.
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When you're on your first night shift
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or one of very few first night shifts
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as a resident and you're the senior everyone admitted into the hospital with exception
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of the ICU is under your care.
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So any page about any patient comes to you,
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any rapid response meaning some medical scenario starts happening with a patient comes to
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you,
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any code blue is run by you,
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anyone that comes into the ER
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that needs to get admitted into the hospital is on you,
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and it's just you and your junior resident who doesn't know much,
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who's just there basically helping you out.
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So there were times when you're like four admissions, two rapid responses, code blue,
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you're trying to juggle all this stuff, and you're not doing it perfectly,
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but you're just doing enough to stay afloat.
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>> Yeah, I've I've dropped off a couple times at hospitals where there's two
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nurses in a very large facility.
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Like there's it's two nurses and one physician, and there's you know,
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whatever 15 beds.
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This is crazy, man.
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Like >> >> like I don't I that is that to me is genuinely insane.
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>> That's why we have emotional support animals in the hospital.
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Not for the patients, for us.
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>> >> Never have I ever seriously considered quitting my job.
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>> Nope.
5:07
You did.
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>> Yeah.
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There was a time where I was stuck at a station with a crew
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that I did not like.
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>> Oh.
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>> And >> For a long time?
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>> Yeah, for a long for a year and a half.
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The calls were we were running 19 20 calls a shift, just getting blasted.
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I wasn't getting no sleep and then >> Why you drank on the job?
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>> I no, I didn't drink on the job.
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>> You said you're getting blasted.
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>> No, blast Oh, sorry.
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Remember that's different some people.
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Like we were getting beat We were getting beat up.
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>> What made them bad?
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>> Um they just you are with someone for 24 hours,
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and imagine you their personality types aren't the same,
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you don't like vibe on the same stuff, you don't watch the same TV.
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>> So it's not that they were evil.
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>> No, no, no.
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One of them was.
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But >> Say his name to the camera.
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>> Yeah, I should do that.
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>> So he knows.
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>> Never have I ever had equipment fail when I needed it most.
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>> I have such a bad one.
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>> You won't be able to empathize.
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You'll be able to sympathize.
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I don't know which one is right, but it was a speculum.
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Are you familiar with what a speculum is?
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>> >> So, I'm about to perform a pap smear.
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And as I take it out,
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and technically you're not supposed to use lubricating jelly on speculums
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when you're doing a pap cuz it could interfere with the results of the
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pap.
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But, if you do put it on a specific part of the area
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that doesn't make contact with the cervix,
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it could be okay.
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So, as I'm putting it on,
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I realize that this plastic speculum has a beveled broken edge.
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So, that if I went to insert it,
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it would just slice right through the tissue.
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>> Holy crap.
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>> Can you imagine what that would have been like?
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>> No, I'm glad you saw that.
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>> And it was
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because I got kind of touched the edge
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and I was like,
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"Oh!"
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We filed a complaint with the manufacturer, lot number, like huge investigation happened.
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So, >> Holy crap.
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>> But, imagine just like cuz it was razor sharp.
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Like, you know, like thick plastic when it slices right at that angle.
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Oh.
6:55
>> We were on a fire, and I'm pumping this fire from the engine,
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and we're pumping one of the hoses.
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They say we need a second one cuz the fire starts to >> pumping,
7:05
I don't know what actually that is.
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>> Oh, sorry.
7:08
So, >> Is that opening the >> So, when we pull up on fires,
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we have a pump that's inside of the fire engine
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that we turn on through what's called a PTO system,
7:15
and it spins, and it's pushes the water out at the pressure
7:19
that we need. >> a button,
7:20
or like are you >> No,
7:21
I have to pull open tank to pump is what it's called,
7:24
and then the engine spins the and then it pushes out through discharges.
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So, I'm pumping one one of those out.
7:30
Everything's fine.
7:31
They say we need a second line,
7:32
a second hose because we're uh the fire's spreading.
7:35
So, we go to pump the second one,
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and the pump just starts to fail.
7:39
So, Um, was an issue with it.
7:41
There was a hole one of the intakes and it was pulling in air.
7:44
So, it wasn't a sealed system.
7:46
So, both of these um >> It's like a new motor ax,
7:48
but inside of a >> That's what we were screaming.
7:50
We were like, "It's a new motor ax!"
7:52
>> Really?
7:52
Oh, I was about TO SAY SIX.
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WAIT, TOO MUCH.
7:57
>> WHAT HAPPENS WITH PEOPLE, NOT EVEN THE HOLE IN THE HOSES,
8:00
if there's no hydrants available,
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like you live in an area where there's no hydrants,
8:03
you wouldn't think about this.
8:04
You go to rural areas, they don't have hydrants every so often.
8:07
>> You have to start bringing in water tenders.
8:09
You start bringing with big tanks.
8:11
We start bringing in water
8:12
and they'll pump out of the water tender into >> Is it true
8:14
that if a car's parked at a hydrant,
8:16
you just go through the window?
8:17
>> Yes, if they're parked in front of our only hydrant,
8:19
we're going to go through your window.
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Yeah.
8:20
>> Never have I ever been blamed for something that wasn't my fault.
8:24
Oh, I got a really good one.
8:26
When you're a med student,
8:28
a lot of times you're sent into the exam rooms, especially in the ER,
8:31
to interview the patient
8:33
and then present to the junior resident who
8:35
then interviews the patient,
8:36
presents to the senior.
8:37
And I would go in, talk to the patient,
8:40
ask some pertinent questions that are important to the case.
8:42
They would answer them.
8:43
I would go present it.
8:45
And then when the resident would go in, they would tell a different story.
8:47
And the resident would be like, "Bro, like,
8:49
you shouldn't lie about what you asked."
8:52
I'm like, "Are you kidding me?"
8:54
And I wanted to take the person like, "TELL THEM THE TRUTH.
8:57
I ASKED YOU THIS QUESTION."
8:59
And it happens and it's I don't know
9:00
if they misremember or they feel something different
9:03
or they perceive the question differently,
9:04
but it happens all the time.
9:06
>> No, that happens to us when we're when we're dropping off patients.
9:08
Yeah.
9:08
>> We'll we'll get them with the >> the draw,
9:10
give me past medical >> And you're like, "No anti-coagulation."
9:12
And then the patient's like, "Plavix."
9:13
>> Yeah, yeah.
9:14
They coumadin every day.
9:15
Oh, wow.
9:16
So, that happens all the time.
9:17
We'll sit they'll they'll no medical history, I don't take any meds.
9:20
All right, cool.
9:21
We'll drop we'll drop them off at the hospital
9:22
and they'll just start listing things off
9:23
and the doctor's like,
9:24
"What are you what are you doing?"
9:25
And I swear to god they're lying.
9:26
>> Never have I ever had someone refuse my help when they really needed it.
9:31
>> One of my favorite things ever was we show up to this lady
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and she says,
9:36
"Hey, my husband needs to go to the hospital."
9:37
I'm like, "Are you sure you want to go to the hospital?"
9:39
He said, "I don't want to go to the hospital."
9:40
I'm like, "Come on, you you you should go to the hospital."
9:42
She's saying, he's like, she's like, "His foot, he's got to go."
9:45
He's like, "I'm not going, I'm fine."
9:47
All right, fine.
9:47
She was like, "Can you just can you just look at his foot for
9:49
you leave?"
9:50
Cuz we're not allowed to take people, it's kidnapping, that kind of thing.
9:52
I was like, "All right, fine."
9:53
>> Is it kidnapping?
9:54
>> If someone says, "I do not want to go to the hospital," they're
9:56
alert and oriented,
9:56
then we're not allowed to take them.
9:58
>> Mhm.
9:58
>> Uh, assuming there's they're not a danger to themselves
10:00
or anything. >> like
10:02
if they're sick and you think they need to go,
10:04
isn't that a danger to themselves?
10:05
>> I mean, what are we talking?
10:06
Like their their leg hurts, but >> Yeah, it so,
10:10
I go to look at his foot.
10:12
You can see right through his heel to the bone.
10:15
Like, you can see the bone.
10:16
I was like, >> decubitus.
10:17
>> "Oh, no."
10:18
I was like, "Dude, you need to go to the hospital, man."
10:19
And he's like, "Really?
10:21
You think I need to go?"
10:22
I was like, "Oh my god."
10:24
So, >> Probably diabetic scenario where he's burned off his nerves because in diabetes,
10:30
you have high sugar levels in your blood, which can impact inflammation levels,
10:34
damage these peripheral small nerves
10:36
that give sensation to your lower extremities
10:38
and your fingers,
10:39
which is why uniquely in diabetes,
10:40
there is a scenario called hand hand-stocking syndrome, hand-foot-stocking syndrome,
10:46
and it's like you lose sensation in your hands
10:49
and feet because of the diabetes.
10:51
>> When we got him in the rescue, he was like,
10:52
"I guess I should go, man."
10:53
He was like, "I guess I should go, man."
10:54
I'm like, "Yeah, you're >> Oh, so he did go?
10:55
>> You're about to die.
10:56
Yes, yeah.
10:56
I don't know.
10:57
That So, at that point, I'm like, "You're going to the hospital,
10:59
just so we're clear.
11:00
You got to go, dude."
11:02
>> I had a patient similarly, also foot,
11:05
come in to our office and was just recently hospitalized, left AMA,
11:10
against medical advice, and now I'm seeing him and his wounds,
11:15
he has really bad lower extremity cellulitis, worsening since he was there,
11:20
didn't take any of the follow-up medications,
11:22
and I worked so hard to try and not convince him,
11:26
but explain why the need for him to get IV antibiotics was so important.
11:29
>> Mhm.
11:29
>> And he was negotiating with me
11:31
as if he was
11:33
so flippant about his life.
11:34
Like, "Well, if I stay like this, how long do I have?"
11:37
>> Oh my >> And I was like, I can't say with any certainty,
11:40
but it's just it's you're putting yourself out at unnecessary risk.
11:43
And he was on house,
11:45
so he was worried about his one car that he lives out of.
11:47
Where can he park it?
11:49
I got him free parking in the hospital.
11:51
>> He was very worried that they wouldn't allow him activity to walk around.
11:54
He'd be subjugated to sitting in his bed.
11:57
I made sure that the resident
11:58
that would admit him would put activity orders
12:00
that he would get out of bed with assistance.
12:02
Like, we try to do everything.
12:03
And he said he was going.
12:04
And I checked next day, didn't go.
12:06
>> Mhm.
12:06
>> Never have I ever worked a 12-hour shift without food.
12:11
>> Oh.
12:11
>> Yeah.
12:11
So, I definitely have.
12:12
>> Yeah, yeah.
12:12
>> Yeah, of course.
12:13
>> I I've gone 18 hours without eating on a shift.
12:16
Right?
12:16
I'm sure you have, too.
12:17
>> Yeah, I've definitely gone periods long periods of time where I'm not eating.
12:20
When we go to these uh the hospitals, they're cool.
12:23
They have EMS rooms, so they'll have little snacks and >> Yeah,
12:25
we just jam them real fast, yeah.
12:27
>> But definitely not a proper meal.
12:29
>> No.
12:30
No.
12:30
That's a big thing I hear from a lot of nurses.
12:32
It's like they just don't eat for 12 hours or 16 hours.
12:35
Like, that's crazy.
12:36
>> Never have I ever yelled at a coworker like Dr.
12:40
Robbie on The Pit.
12:41
>> I yelled.
12:43
>> Yeah.
12:43
>> I yelled.
12:43
You yelled at somebody?
12:44
You strike me as such a nice guy, so calm, chill.
12:48
>> God, you're the first person ever to say that to me.
12:50
That's insane.
12:51
We were arguing about um something that happened on a call.
12:54
We neither of us were very happy about it.
12:56
And once I start uh rolling, I become quite passionate.
12:59
>> Okay.
13:00
Well, passion is good.
13:01
>> Yeah, yeah.
13:02
>> I uh I got into an argument with one of my nurses.
13:04
She's been on this channel.
13:05
She's awesome.
13:06
Her name is Nurse Jenny.
13:07
She's been a nurse for 175 years.
13:09
>> And I asked her to order an EKG
13:12
because in looking at the patient's labs,
13:14
they were hyperkalemic, elevated potassium.
13:17
And I needed to make sure that there was no arrhythmia as a result.
13:20
She assumed that I was saying
13:22
that the patient had chest pain
13:23
and needed an EKG.
13:25
And was like, "The patient has no chest pain.
13:26
I'm not ordering the EKG.
13:28
Leave me alone.
13:28
I'm busy."
13:29
And I was getting really mad.
13:30
I said, "You don't understand why I need an EKG.
13:32
I need an EKG."
13:33
She's like, "You're always bossing me around.
13:35
I'm not getting an EKG.
13:36
You don't need an EKG.
13:37
There's no chest pain."
13:38
And then my boss came in and he settled it and we're okay.
13:40
>> Oh, that's good.
13:41
>> Oh, we had that mom son relationship.
13:44
>> Yeah.
13:44
>> Where she was my mom.
13:45
>> Yeah.
13:45
>> I wasn't her mom.
13:47
>> Never have I ever thought a co-worker should be fired.
13:52
>> I think at all points in time and sub toward toward time.
13:54
>> Yeah, let's get him.
13:55
>> Say the co-worker's name.
13:57
Let's get him.
13:57
Let's get him out.
13:58
Let's get him out.
13:59
>> When I was a med student,
14:00
I was rotating through all sorts of different medical hospitals
14:03
and clinics and I remember I was on my surgery rotation
14:06
and I was scrubbing into a procedure.
14:08
I believe there was a small tumor identified in the chest cavity
14:13
and we were going in to take a biopsy of it
14:16
and the chief resident was in the room along with the attending
14:19
and they started operating
14:21
and they're being very casual.
14:22
All of a sudden, the resident goes, "Shit."
14:27
And the surgeon goes, "What?"
14:28
He goes, "I think I may have nicked the heart."
14:31
And everyone freaks out.
14:33
I said, "No, no, no, no.
14:34
No, you No, you didn't.
14:35
No, you didn't.
14:35
Step over No, you didn't."
14:36
And they're like, "You can't really see.
14:38
It was really bad access."
14:40
So, they're feeling with their hands.
14:41
They can't tell.
14:42
Blood's pouring out.
14:43
We can't tell if it's just a bleeder
14:44
or he actually nicked like the pericardium.
14:47
So, we're freaking out.
14:48
No one knows what to do.
14:49
And he's like, "Let's just crack him."
14:51
So, right then and there, crack the side of the ribs,
14:54
open up the chest fully, convert it to open.
14:57
Turns out it was just a little bleeder, didn't a nick the heart.
15:02
And here's where the bad part is cuz everyone's allowed like an error.
15:05
That's human error.
15:06
It's part of the risks of going for the procedure.
15:08
The chief resident was really upset and the surgeon very arrogantly goes,
15:13
"What are you upset about?
15:14
This guy works for UPS.
15:16
He'll get disability.
15:17
He's just be chilling."
15:19
>> Aw.
15:19
>> And I was was "Wow, man, you you lost your humanity.
15:23
Like full on gone."
15:25
>> You see people get burned out in the medical field
15:27
or in in all fields,
15:28
but um and it's a it's a sad day to see that, man.
15:32
Just to like to to lose that humanity.
15:34
>> No, I had a a supervisor.
15:36
I was working for an ambulance company
15:38
and the supervisor decided he could control the overtime
15:40
and when people could get it
15:41
or not.
15:42
So, this girl comes in,
15:43
she says she wants the overtime or wants to be on a specific truck,
15:46
and he says, "Okay, uh here's my phone.
15:49
You uh go go in the bathroom
15:50
and figure out what you want to do with this phone,
15:53
and uh if the pictures are right, then I'll give you that that's What?
15:56
>> Yeah.
15:57
So, good news is they uh she she takes the phone,
16:01
goes right into the I sent it to the owner of this company
16:04
and is like,
16:05
"This is what he just told me to do."
16:06
That guy was like fired on the spot, bro.
16:09
>> >> What?
16:09
Bro, like that that means if that comfort level was there,
16:12
he's doing that before.
16:13
>> Oh, yeah.
16:13
Yeah.
16:14
Just openly like, "Here you go."
16:16
But, I'm glad she went right into the person that owned the >> Well,
16:18
cheers to her for standing up for herself.
16:20
>> Yeah.
16:20
Never have I ever laughed at work when I probably shouldn't have.
16:24
>> Yes, that's daily.
16:26
That's I I think dark humor is where that falls in. >> yeah.
16:30
The health care humor is the darkest.
16:32
>> I had a lady cut in half from a vehicle.
16:35
>> Oh my gosh.
16:36
>> You show up there
16:37
and you're like staring at like your your brain doesn't even process what you're
16:41
looking at. >> halfway there.
16:42
>> Yes.
16:43
She's that was hit hit a hit by a car hit a pole cut
16:47
in half and you're like what like it's the same what your brain will
16:50
do where it won't allow you to um process
16:56
that like this doesn't make this can't be real.
16:57
There's no way.
16:58
And just getting back
16:59
and that was actually I
17:00
that was my third dead person for the day.
17:03
So >> And you're having 20 calls in that >> Yeah.
17:05
So, I got back to the
17:06
and I was like trying to write the report
17:08
and my captain was like,
17:08
"You good, bro?"
17:09
Like I was like, "Uh man, I'm alive."
17:12
Like we >> >> we both just start laughing
17:14
and that was the end of the day,
17:14
so.
17:15
>> You have to to maintain your own sanity find space in in dark
17:20
otherwise dark places.
17:21
That's very understandable.
17:23
Yeah, like I've had patients tell me a dark story
17:26
and the way that they feel
17:27
that I have a good rapport with the patient
17:29
and they tell me a dark story
17:32
that like they should not be telling
17:33
as sarcastically and flat
17:35
as they are.
17:36
>> Yeah.
17:36
>> And it made me laugh and I apologize the patient go no, no, no,
17:39
I still laugh at this too.
17:41
And they're telling me something tragic but we both found some humor in it.
17:45
I'm like I shouldn't be laughing
17:46
and he goes I know I shouldn't be laughing
17:47
and I explained I'm like the reason I'm laughing right now is
17:49
because of the way you're presenting this.
17:51
And they go no, no, I totally get it.
17:52
So thank God.
17:54
>> I learned a lot about firefighters
17:56
but if you want to learn some more click here to check out my
17:58
reaction to Chicago Fire.
18:00
As always stay happy and healthy.
18:01
>>
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