What is up everybody welcome back to my channel for those of you who are new around here My name is Michael aka dr. Chalini, and I'm a fifth-year interventional radiology resident now Some of you all may be astute subscribers and have seen me post on Instagram and mention things on YouTube that I am currently Rotating in the surgical ICU And I've been in the search for ICU for almost four weeks now I'm about two days left and I have mixed emotions about it So in this video, I wanted to tell you exactly why I have been in the search for ICU What my thoughts are on it and if I think it's necessary for interventional radiology residents to do this rotation So stay tuned. That's what we are going to talk about in this video All right So I am officially back at home now and I wanted to start off by telling you all exactly why I'm even doing a Rotation in the surgical ICU also known as the sick you is what we call it for short So originally when I matched into radiology residency We're supposed to do a four-year radiology residency followed by a one-year fellowship in interventional radiology or whatever fellowship you choose during my intern year, they did this whole switcheroo on us and Started creating an entirely new Integrated IR pathway where you match directly into IR from medical school So let's back up a little bit because for my year They were actually ending all IR fellowships are all IR one-year fellowships and they had to create a Program essentially for diagnostic radiology residents to backfill or have access to interventional radiology This is so confusing. I know so they created something called ESIR or early specialization in interventional radiology Which is what I'm in and the reason I'm telling you all of this stuff to begin with is because they essentially created a schedule for all IR residents their final year of residency before they go into their last year of Residency slash fellowship of interventional radiology. So we have to do a certain specific set of rotations our fifth year of residency and Surgical ICU happens to be one of those rotations that we have to do So that's why I'm currently doing this sick you rotation and now that we got that out of the way I wanted to talk about some of the things I've noticed and some of the things I've learned While rotating in the sick you again because after all I haven't been in the sick you Rotating there since the very first rotation my intern year So I did a surgery intern year and the very first rotation as a doctor was in the sick you in New York City So it brought back some memories. But anyways, let's get into the 7 6 7 or 8 things I learned while being in the sick you So the first thing I learned while being in the sick you is that I still hate rounding I haven't done extensive ICU type rounds on patients in almost four years now and I still don't like it, which is why I'm glad I chose my current field of Radiology and interventional radiology because we don't round on patients for hours and hours and hours and It's not that they don't need to be rounded on because these patients do need to be rounded on there These are the sickest patients in the hospital And you need to have all of your eyes dotted and your teeth crossed when taking care of these patients because if you miss something along the way Stuff can go south really quickly now with that being said I personally don't like standing around talking about patients for three or four hours That's just not my personality And it's also the reason I chose IR over other surgical specialties because I love surgical anatomy I love using my hands and doing procedures, but I don't like how long it takes to do certain surgeries And for that reason, I know For that reason I did I are the second thing I learned while rotating in the sick you is that I love the team oriented Environment, you know, I was a swimmer in college I've been on a team my whole life and I tend to function in a team environment very well So for me it was really cool to see that again, and now I know I said I don't like rounding But what I did like around rounding was you go to each person in the team taking care of these patients For instance the intern would present the patient then the nurse would talk about any overnight events Then the pharmacist would weigh in about what medications the patient is Charlie on Then the respiratory tech would come in and talk about whatever event settings the patient was on And then we would go back to the resident who had finished presenting and then the dieticians and nutritionists would weigh in on the Nutrition plans for the patients. So it really was kind of a team environment Everybody has their certain specific field that they specialize in and that they are experts in and it was nice to have all of them The whole time you're rounding so you can bounce ideas off each other and I don't know. It's cool I like it the third thing I learned while rotating in the sick you is that Most residents in the hospital still have no idea what IR does It's nice to be in the trenches so to speak again and speak with the new grad interns and residents and just talk with them about what IR really does because a lot of the interns I noticed would just The attending would spit off an order to them that they need to go to IR and do this X procedure And then they would ask me about about the procedure and then When talking to them, I realized that they didn't even know what the procedure was or what IR actually does or What it takes to become an IR doctor, etc. Etc. Which got me thinking that I'm glad I'm kind of doing this channel because I want you all to be aware of our field because I Mean, I know I'm biased when I say it's the best field of medicine But we do so much for so many different services in the hospital that that I want them to know exactly what we do I actually had a resident tell me this when I was asking him about why they were ordering a procedure from IR and he said Well, usually we just send them down there and magically you guys just make them better and send them back So it's the in-between stuff that nobody has any idea what happened. So again, I'm glad I'm I have this channel And I'm glad I'm exposing everybody to the field of IR because it's the best all right so the fourth thing I learned while rotating in the sick you is that Patient management is oftentimes directly correlated to what the imaging shows and what the radiologist says about the imaging So essentially what I'm trying to say is whatever the radiologist says guides management for that patient and that team that's taking care of the patient and I Know that is the whole reason why we do radiology because we want to help patients and guide them But after you're kind of separated from patient care for a couple of years now You forget that the words you're putting in your report actually matter and the team will act according to what you say So for instance when I'm sitting there opining about whether to call a pleural fusion Moderate or small which may not seem like a big deal to me But to the team taking care of that patient It may make the decision of whether or not they should drain that pleural fusion or just watch it and use Lasix or whatnot. So now in the back of my mind every time I'm reading a CT adam and pelvis or chest x-ray I'm always thinking about how is the team going to react to what I say the fifth thing I've learned while rotating in the SICU is that I Definitely do not miss taking care of critically ill patients. It's not that I don't like taking care of patients It's that it is extremely stressful managing critically ill patients again These are some of the sickest patients in the hospital They're critically ill and any small change in their management can have drastic effects on their outcomes the six Are we on six? the sixth thing I've learned so far in the SICU is that nurses in the SICU are on Point I don't think there's much more I need to say about that besides they are on point So the seventh thing I learned about being in the SICU is that it is a Fantastic far and away awesome rotation for med students I can't remember if I actually rotated in the ICU as a resident or as a med student. I don't think I did but I wish I did because It's just a great place to learn also med students in the ICU are able to act as like an acting intern So they follow and present patients in the morning on rounds They write notes on the patients and they are expected to know what's going on with that patient throughout the day as well So there's essentially a part of the team and you can be a part of the team And you're a valued team member while you're in the ICU rotating there The other thing for med students is they can get their hands dirty. They can you know do procedures They can do arterial lines. They can put in in G tubes They can help with Central lines. So I think it's great in that respect. So you get to Follow patients present your patients do procedures on your patients and ultimately You know give your opinion on the patient management and the eighth and final thing I learned while rotating in the ICU is that I I Secretly kind of miss discussing post-surgical or post-operative patients. I don't know. I've always loved surgery You know, I said before if I did do radiology or intervention radiology I would have done urology The reason I did not is because some of these surgeries can last multiple multiple hours You know four to eight hours sometimes even more and that's just not what I'm into However, I've always loved surgical anatomy and surgical procedures Which is why I did a surgical internship over a medical internship as my first year of residency But the best thing about IR is that I still get the post-operative management and care in all the anatomy that comes with it but I'm also an expert at the anatomy and the procedures aren't as long and arduous as some of the surgical procedures are so I Think it worked out in my favor So last but not least do I think it's good for an interventional radiology resident to do a SICU rotation during their fifth year of residency? I'm kind of indifferent about it to be honest with you I think there's good intention behind us doing the SICU rotation But but it's kind of difficult for a fifth-year resident who hasn't managed patients in you know four plus years To go back in the ICU setting and start trying to take care of these sickest patients in the hospital But it's hard for us to kind of find our place within that team that already exists So you have a surgical team who takes care of all these patients You have a fellow attending multiple residents and multiple interns who all take care of this unit You know 11 out of the 12 months that I'm not there and then I come along and it's kind of hard to know my place because I Either act like an intern again, which I don't really want to because I've graduated away from that I did my time an intern year and I don't want to do that again But me being a fifth-year resident in IR is not the same thing as a fifth-year surgery resident Who has been managing and operating on these patients for the last five years? So we're not the same level either. So it's kind of hard to find your place within the team that already exists Hope that makes sense. So I figured out the best thing for me to do is We do chest x-ray rounds in the morning every day And I'm definitely the best one reading chest radio drafts in the morning So I read all the chest x-rays for everybody and go through all the patients in the unit really quickly And talk about any pertinent findings or whatnot and then if there are any CTs or MRs or whatnot ordered Throughout the day or throughout the week I discuss them and go over the anatomy with the residents and interns as well And then I also give them, you know advice on what studies to order and whatnot because it can be complicated Which study to order for each patient so I helped them out with that a lot So I think that's good for that. So, you know, it's mutually beneficial. I learn from them They learn from me and it's good. So that is it for me today I just wanted to tell you all about my experience in the surgical ICU As always make sure you smash that like and subscribe button and follow me on Instagram If you don't already leave a comment below if I liked it I'll try to respond to it turn on the post notifications because you know I respond to those comments first First hour I will try to respond to everyone I see otherwise. I will see you off on the next video


Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the Everton News Daily. Everton have been today linked with a move for Eventus Defender, Meryl Demoral, according to Calcio Mercato. The Eventus Defender is 23 years of age and Eventus have decided that he can leave this summer. They want him off the books by June 30th to get his wages off. He's a player who Everton have looked at in the past. The only way this kind of makes sense is if Everton are prepared to sell Yerrimine. Obviously we've seen stuff with Yerrimine over the last few weeks with Kula Barley, LinkedIn, people like that. Because Everton are well stocked at the centre back, they've got Michael Keane, Ben Goffrey, Yerrimine, Mason Holgate. You've got a brand to make coming back from a loan spelt at Blackburn as well. So the only way Everton go off the centre back is if someone goes out the door. We know that Carlo Ancelotti is an admirer of Demoral. Like I said, he was linked with us last season. But we'll have to see whether there is anything in this. We're getting into transfer rumours, territory now on me as the hot-up. So we'll see whether there's anything in this. On the back of that Manchester United have apparently tabled a bid for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, according to the Daily Telegraph. £80 million is whatever month for the striker, if you believe this story. It also goes on to say that Everton are looking at bringing in Chelsea's Tammy Abraham, if they were to sell Calvert-Lewin. Again, I think this is a little bit of football manager. It seems like it could be wrong. It's just that United are looking for a striker, Edison Cavani, I think is leaving at the end of the season. They want someone who's good in the air. Domin's obviously very, very good in the air. But I don't see Everton selling them. I don't see Calvert-Lewin wanting to get out the door anytime soon. Like I say, maybe wrong going to Everton with to sell them for £80 million and buy Abraham for the £35 million that's being rumoured. Then Everton will be able to reinvest that money in the squad and they'd give them more spending power. But I don't think Calvert-Lewin is looking at losing Dominic Calvert-Lewin anytime soon. And like I say, it is football manager mode at the moment. On the back of that, Everton are leading the race for Papisa. It was mentioned yesterday, the Daily Mailer brand, this story. It's been picked up in France as well, saying that Everton are interested in the 18-year-old Metzman Fielder. Like I said yesterday, he's an excellent profile for Everton if a bit raw. I think he'd be fantastic for us to bring in and develop. Marcel Brands is a fan, according to these reports that have come out of France as well. But he will be a very interesting one. £27 million has been mentioned today. I think that's nonsense. It's far too high for an 18-year-old player. But he is definitely the kind of player that I think Everton should be bringing in to the squad. According to the Liverpool Echo, Everton are turning their attentions away from right back, not a right back, Max Arans. That is according to Phil Kirkbride. The blues of what Arans have been watching them repeatedly for the last year and a half. Lot of rumours going about for weeks and weeks and weeks. That he wants to join Everton and Everton at Intox with Norwich City. So this story to me smacks a little bit of Everton playing poker, really getting it out there that they are looking at other options. The one line which doesn't make any sense is he doesn't fit the right profile. That would have been identified immediately. So this to me does sound like it's one of them. When you put it out that you're not really as interested in the player, there's a lot of people are making out to try to drive that price down. Diego Dalot has been linked again today with Everton. He's on loan in Italy. We know that Everton had a look at Manchester United. He wouldn't loan him to the Blues last summer transfer window. His physicality is better than Arans in terms of his six-foot. But Arans is quick and is really good on the ball. Everton is quite clearly operating in the right-back market this summer. It's something that has needed work for a few years. So either of those I think will be good, but I wouldn't read too much at the moment into the Liverpool Echo story. Not saying that Phil Cairgbride hasn't been given that information, but sometimes information is leaked into the wider area to try and put the selling team on a later a little bit. Finally, Everton's under-18s were knocked out of the FA Youth Cup by West Brom and Jalbyn at the quarter-final stage last night. The young Blues have beaten Manchester City and Chelsea away in the last two games. Went to the Hall of Thones, took the lead through Stanley Mills, son of ex-lead to Manchester City, full-back Danny Mills, but were beaten by two late goals. So really disappointing for Paul Tate's men fallen at the quarter-final stage, but they have done really well this season. That is it for the news daily. Give the video a thumbs up. Subscribe if you haven't. And if you want more daily videos, including live videos, join us on Patreon. And don't forget, it's off your picks for Everton Aston Villa is now live, so play that as well. See you later.


She's already diagnosed with diabetes, so it didn't really matter. Welcome to episode number 26 of the fully actual podcast. We are Martin, Michael sucking on my titties. You won't call me all the time. Today's date is the 3rd of September. For those of you who didn't know what the date is. And on this day, a chimp beat some stockbrokers after a month long contest in which a Swedish newspaper pitted a chimpanzee against five stock analysts to see who could earn the most on a $1,250 investment the chimp earned $100. $90 compared to the stockbrokers best of 130. The chimp picked his stocks by throwing darts. Boom. Now that we've got the day's lesson out of the way, we can talk about what you've done. I smell like piss. Why? Because my clothes have been in the car and when we're driving home from the pub the other day, not us driving home, our work colleague who films for us Connor. We needed to piss. So I pissed in the front seat. Marty through peer pressure from seeing me do it.  I didn't do that.  The windows have been up. Now all my clothes smell like piss. None of that. None of that happened. Michael was went to the pub on his own. He was meant to be filming on Thursday and went to the pub on his own. Connor and I were waiting at home. We were just editing and Michael came home at about four p.m. drunk as shit and he'd taken a couple of pisses in his car while he was driving home. All right, you're going to believe that we only got one video filmed on that Thursday. We're meant to do too. But yeah, Michael on his went to lunch to the pub and we didn't see him till four p.m. Hammer drunk piss all through his car. That's why his clothes smell like piss. Famous birthday is Sean White, who is a snowboarder. He turns 32 today. Haven't ever heard of him to be completely honest. I've never snowboarded either. Don't know who he is. I do. He, wow, I can't believe he's 32. That's scary. We are getting old. No. Oh yeah, we're not. We don't age. Also, Charlie Sheen is 53 today. So he's actually sold us a block of meth before in in America.   I know how he is. I know how he gets on his birthdays, man.     Chop that dog. He's off chop tap. He's off chop tap. That's a new saying. Onto our first segment, which has been renamed. And this is a segment where we just answer our fan questions that you have all politely sent in. All right. This first one is from Robbie 12 underscore charlamours and he has asked, or should I just read what he said? Yeah, go on. Love the fully actual podcast. You are the best, best, best, best. And they were all all those bests were in capitals. I'm so glad you guys are the best also in capitals in Australia, but I'm probably the best in Africa. Oh, yeah, we definitely be climbing the African ranks. That's for sure. But one question. Now this one goes to you, Marty. Is the cow's vagina warmer than a human's?  What am I doing wrong, Marty? Well, it might you just might not be sexually attracted to cows.   No cows aren't warmer than humans. It's quite similar.  And then when I sort of come to, yeah, there's a bit of panic and I'm shaking a lot. So I don't really sort of evaluate it much. But yeah, I assume it'd be similar temperature.   It's more like a really fast paced dream. So it's sort of, I'm in and out. There's parts where I remember very vividly and it gets me a bit excited.  Well, I would never apologize to the cows. They understand what's happening. They know full well if it's not they could just walk away if they want. Well, yeah, I think some have tried to gallop away. But if I've got one of their hind legs, it's hard. As soon as I get one hind leg, that's it. Not even if they do try and run.  And once I get my second hand on the same huff, I dig my heels into the ground and pull back as hard as I can. Do you ever snap the tendon? No, usually, no, not specifically, but dig my heels in pull back as hard as I can. And then their legs sort of slip out from underneath them and I flip them on to their back. And that's when I sort of begins and you mount them.  Do they ever kick you? Have you ever go? No, they usually try and usually try to get away and they don't sort of kick back. Yeah, well, if a hoof is coming at my face, you know, I just get out of the way. Yeah, you dodged it. Yeah, just don't get hit by it. So what was the question?  No, no regrets with that. I would do it. I would do it all over again. So I do it more intensely and I do it. I'd go to the gym for a bit longer first. I want to get big before I do it again. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Um, okay. So you're saying you'd rather drink one of my glasses of piss after a wine binge. Yes, there's I'm not apologizing for anything that I've done to those cows. Not one thing fair enough. I've done some horrific things. I wouldn't apologize for one for one small portion. None of it. It is all done with passion and it's all done the right way and how it should be. Okay. All right. Next question. Yes. Okay.   I did a screenshot and I've missed their name. So sorry. But this says would you?  Next question is from Camilla Camilla Camilla re Camilla re 100 who's got the higher pain tolerance out of you to sure it's Michael. That's what she thinks. Yeah. Michael probably goes through more pain than I do. But pain is all in the mind. Pain is all in the mind. So, um, some things hurt Michael more than they hurt me and some things hurt me more than they hurt him. You definitely cop eyeshots better than me.  All right. Next question is from Ethan underscore Kerwin and he has asked how are you guys so hot again born with it and we also take pride in our appearance. We never used to.  Hey, yeah, we're doing that when the years where we're really poor. Yeah. Domino's pizza here. Domino's pizza there.  We have time now to go to the gym and look after ourselves and we can go and get a haircut now instead of paying not even just getting a friend to butcher it with a with a knife. I go I go to the barber now. Yeah, weekly.  Yeah, it's too hard. It takes time and it's boring. We do what? Yeah, so having money makes it easier to look this hot and we have a loss. Oh, next question is from Sophie George Salinas. I would like to know which South American countries would you visit? P.S. I love you both. I've been to Columbia for no reason other than to the coffee is great. Yeah, you love that coffee. Yeah, good coffee beans. I actually didn't drink coffee when I was finally ground Colombian beans are sorted into long thick lines. Yeah, for some reason their coffee is white. Yeah. Did you know it just got passed in Mexico and this is already passed in Colombia. You can recreate like do recreational cocaine have under two grams on you in Columbia and it's legal and I don't know what how many grams you can have in Mexico, but it's now been passed to have cocaine recreationally. Wow. So there you go. We've got marijuana in California and we've got by cocaine in Mexico. It's probably for the best that that's not legal here. It's probably the best. Yeah, well, which brings us actually to my next question and this is from it's Julian Woods. And I don't know what I can't really remember this, but he's asked, do you have that $350 from last week? You have a week left till Michael loses a toe. What cost $350 in Australia? A bag of cocaine. Julian Woods is a drug dealer. He's a convicted drug dealer. He's on parole. If a policeman is listening to this, Julian Woods sent us that message. So yeah, maybe go do something about that because that is that is just unacceptable. Yeah, yeah. No, just kidding. He's not really a drug dealer anymore. Not really on parole. Just joking everyone. So police listening to this calm down. Don't worry. It's just a joke. Freedom of speech, man. Freedom of speech.  All right. Next question is from Jaden Prasad underscore. This is Xiaomi's younger brother. Prasad.  Who's doodles bigger? Mine was until the operation. Mine, yeah. Mine's like that big. Like a good 30 centimetres. Mine's like that big. Yes. I think I just got Michael by like maybe 4 centimetres. A wrecked. It's like, oh yeah. That's flaccid, of course. Isn't that everyone messaged? Yeah.  Yeah, 100. Yeah, exactly.  Next question is from Pod High 27. Who would you rather smash? Lockie or Jackson? Lockie. Me and Lockie in LA had like a little relationship going. We kissed only. We didn't get any further than that.   Yeah. Well, we'd hold hands and we're walking down the Hollywood Boulevard. Well, we often talked about putting Lockie on the spit. Yeah. We'd just like be in between us and we'd be pumping away and he'd just be on all fours. And Jackson would be ramming his shoulders back into you as you thumped forward. Yeah, yeah. So it'd be, oh. And I'd just be watching, I guess, in the corner. Yeah. Lockie gets a little like, I don't know, a bit like shy. He gets a bit shy about it. But there's definitely something there. You guys kiss. Yeah, yeah. We did next to the Hollywood, in front of the Hollywood line. Yeah. And um, yeah. I love him deep down. Definitely, definitely pursue that. Yeah, yeah. One day. One day. Matt underscore BT 2005. He's asked, does Michael have a boyfriend? Well, he has boys that are friends, but he fucks birds. Yeah. Well, I've got a girlfriend.  I had special moments. Yeah. We had special moments. And it was only hand holding and it was one kiss. It was no tongue. It was just because the Hollywood sign was there. It was romantic. There was lots of intense flirting and some heavy petting. Yeah, I saw.  We are straight and we get asked that a lot and fair enough. We do a lot of gay shit, but no, we're straight and we're so straight. But it wouldn't matter if we're gay or not. Aussie underscore Cart 99. We've met this guy. It's Bryce. Do you use have any brothers and sisters? Yes. I have one older brother and I have one younger sister. My older brother is three years older than I. My younger sister is three years younger than me. Well, that's weird. This next question from I underscore got underscore the underscore hookups underscore.  Is it normal to take over seven shits a day? Look, it depends what you're eating.  If you've got a good diet, you should be shitting three or four times a day. I do then. No, no, I don't know. Yeah, it's different.  There's something with your digestive system.  I asked you to come over and look at him, but you refuse. It's because I hear them hitting the water and it doesn't sound very solid.  You should have been there this morning. You would have seen it had nuts. It had some red in it. It had black bits in it. It had like green. All I'm hearing is that your body doesn't digest any of the food at all and that it just passes through your system. Well, it was good. It tasted nice. It goes in the way you swallow it is the way it comes out. Yeah. Well, you said I don't chew enough when I told you about it earlier. Yeah. I think your body is still getting used to eating eating foods other than, you know, pizza and croissants and schnitzels. Last two questions. This one's from Haley Marie underscore is me is me. Hey, an idea for your podcast could be some past funny, weird dating experience. Love your from New Mexico. Dude, do you remember that time where I took a chick?   I was meant to go on a cinema date with this girl. We're going to go see a movie.  I hate that. You don't even talk to him. So I was like, we rocked up at the cinema.  And then fuck, man, I we I came to my senses with my pants down and I was in the bathroom store and the bounce is saying, get out.  There's vomit all over me.   And I was like, just like, oh, it's felt a bit sick, but I'm okay now.  So I can't hide the fact that yeah, I was throwing up hard. So she left. She left and she never she has never spoken to me again since, but I remember the next day how I found out that I shot myself was I pulled my jeans down and my undies were still around my knees somehow. Why don't you just leave the undies in the toilet? No, no, because I didn't really know that I'd shut myself until the next day.   How's that work?  But yeah, that's my weirdest day. My dating life has been flawless. Yeah. Yeah, it's just cows. Except my current she's not a cow. This is from BJ. Double Y 22 Michael. Would it be worth getting a colon colostomy bag colostomy bag for when you go out? Well, we've tried putting adult nappies on him and that doesn't work. I remember once I can't Michael went home first from a night out and I can't remember. I went to someone else's house first or something.  It seems to adult nappies don't work. They overflow. You must have pissed three or four times when you're passed out. Dude, I can prove to you. I've got some upstairs. I pissed myself in it. It would drip out from the bottom. Why an adult nappy?   Not for like dudes in their late 20s who just it's not it's not for just pissing in. It's not, you know, it's not just because you're wearing an adult nappy. It doesn't mean you don't go to the toilet anymore. I think that's what they're made for.  He's pissed on some mattresses. Oh, dude. Yeah. It happened on Saturday. Yeah. I'm not surprised. Um, which bed mine one bed. Yes. How many times have you pissed out one bed mattress now? It's getting it like two or three, which isn't too bad. Yeah. You've only owned it for four days. No, like four months.   I don't want to have conversations with, but the shitting, I don't know what happened then. We drank a lot of jugs of beer and we used to drink very quickly. So it's sort of, it's all fun. Yeah, we're much more responsible now. Much more responsible now. Well, I guess we pissed in my car the other day. Well, if you did. Oh, that's all the questions for question time. All right, that brings us to our next segment and it's been renamed. And basically this is a segment where we just talk about an old story that's happened and yeah, it's look, it's, it's one of the best. It's one of the best segments and it's a pretty good story that we've remembered this week. Yeah, because half the time we can't remember the stories.  Michael had never pissed himself yet. He hadn't done it. He had never pissed himself until this night. This is the very first time Michael pissed himself and we went to a friend's house and it was like a Friday night or something and he's like, oh, yeah, we'll just have a quiet one here. We won't drink. He just wanted to have a quiet night.  So he used to live with his mom, grandma and sister. So yeah, so we went, we went over there. He's got, he had like the whole downstairs area. So I was just us downstairs and he was watching the football and Michael just, you know, pretended we just had a couple of beers and whenever he looks at towards the TV screen, we would skull be as fast as we could. Just wouldn't, and then whenever he went to turn around, we put the beer back down.  Have you guys been, did you guys drink all of them?  Yeah.  And anyway, everyone went to bed really early and we're fucked. It was really a waste. We shouldn't have gotten so hammered and then Michael was sleeping. They'd like a fall out couch and this is the first time I'd ever seen Michael so passed out that I couldn't wake him. No, what about when you took me to Wumber and pissed all over me yourself? Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, even then you, I remember you stirring and trying to wipe us away. You're still semi-conscious. He was unconscious. He saw I was able to do whatever I wanted and me being super drunk and everyone else being asleep. I was so bored. So I proceeded to rip all of Michael's clothes off while he was sleeping like I because I didn't know that he was so passed out. So I'd have to do it carefully.   Then to make it a bit weirder, I found a broom and put the broom next to him. So it looked like he'd been like purposely a broom all night. Then in the morning at like 6 a.m. I could hear Jesse's mother coming down the stairs and I know Michael's lying completely naked next to me spooning a broom and I was but I was I just pretended like I was asleep.  Come down the stairs and I can hear her walking and I hear her stop look for a bit and then I hear her continue to walk into Jesse's room which was nearby and I heard her say Jesse why is Michael naked out there? What are you talking about?  He had just pissed himself as well. Lying next to a broom. I didn't even know that he'd pissed himself like this is the first time he'd ever done it. It's only when Jesse came out and and we woke Michael up and Michael sat up and we started feeling them the lounge that we realized. It's not that's not sweaty. So he's fully pissed himself. I had to buy him a new couch slash bed and then a couple weeks later I pissed that new one and had to buy him another one. That's when it started. That's when you started pissing. Once I started I couldn't stop. Yeah, it was just that was it. It was the beginning of the end.  Yeah, three generations, his sister, mother and grandmother. It was like it was like six hours of work went into that joke and it was all worth it. Just pissing myself laughing as I heard her walk past and stare at Michael. Oh, and now every time I've seen his family, they're like, oh, you better not be sleeping over.  She's still alive. That old slag. No, she's I guess. Yeah, yeah, she's not that. But is she still alive? Yeah, she is.  All right, so that is this week's story. Now we're going to trial a new segment. If it doesn't work so well this week, we need your help to make a better next week. So anyone who watches or listens to this on YouTube, comment underneath what you want us to talk about. Okay, any topic you want could be religion, could be Michael's hair. It could be Matthew Gregory Brown from some concrete space. Space is interesting. Wholesome astronomy. You could want us to talk in depth about wholesome concrete. So we're going to have a look at the the comments from the last few videos that we've done, but we haven't asked you guys to do this. So I don't know how it's going to go. But we're just basically going to brag about ourselves reading compliments. No, because I'm pretty sure I can have a look. I'm pretty sure there was right before we went to LA. We wanted to start this segment and we said it. And some people did comment. Most hardcore drug you guys did and the story. DMT and it's life changing. Yeah. Once you do DMT, you'll never be the same. Well, what about what time we did 15 MDMA caps each? Oh, dude. Yeah, we didn't. That was risky. We our body started to shut down. What happens when you're on MDMA is your your your short term memory goes so you can't remember. We would have the same conversation every 30 seconds. It was fucked. It gets gross after a while because you don't talk about anything other than like not being able to talk. So the whole time we're just sitting there. What are we just talking about? What are we just talking about? Oh, I can't believe we can't remember. Then we'd have to be talking about.   We haven't had a cap in a while and not realize and we've just had one 10 minutes ago.   And then I put a timer on and then whenever we went to be like, oh, we haven't had one for ages.  It hasn't even kicked in that one. You just took and then yeah, would we like 16 or 18 each? And then I just remember like shaking uncontrollably and I looked over my shoulder to see Michael lying on the bed. I've got like triple vision and we're talking about having another one and like, dude. And what happens is when you start to OD on MDMA is your nervous system shuts down, which is why we were convulsing and shaking and uncontrollably. Then probably the most annoying thing about MDMA banners is you can't, I can't piss. Oh, for hours.  I was like Googling.   Can you piss dude? Nah, man.  Can you piss? Nah, we're just sitting there for like 45 minutes each at a time trying to piss. It was so frustrating and you're just shaking. It was a low point in our life and we don't do that anymore. And no one should ever do that many that we've done it so you don't have to. Yeah, we're scientists. We had to do it to check what happens. Now we know don't do anywhere near that many. Probably don't do them at all until you're 18 and you then you decide if you want to do it. Everyone be safe out there. Okay. Promise me have each other's backs promise me that you'll be safe out there like hold each other's back promise me have a back. Yeah. Next question. All right. We have a question here from the life of Xan and he has asked how much and I think 15 15's 15's. Yeah. Still risky. It's not 18 which is too far girlfriend or cow. Oh, that's hard. You don't have to answer if you don't want. Yeah. Look, I'm going to have to both of both. Yeah. You can have both.  How much valium and alcohol did you mix in Bali?  We had a mighty more so because he's fallen down drains knocking teeth out. Oh God. I was so close to snapping me two front teeth. Oh God. Oh man.  Oh my God. Yeah, a lot and that the thing is it's like it's valium is everywhere in Bali and so is alcohol. But don't do it. Don't mix them and we do this so you don't have to remember that and we will never do it again unless another experiment is needed. Yeah. Unless yeah because you can't just do one experiment. You always got to do multiple. It's yeah to make sure would you just go something we might have to change a ratio might be more alcohol more or less valium or vice versa or even more all together. You never know. It just didn't we won't go out walking the streets. I just realized what we what we did before LA on the podcast before LA I think we asked a question to the viewers and wanted them to comment the answer in the in the in the comments of the video and I think our question was how much. Yeah, so people of people are saying how much you get the idea guys if I can comment what you want to talk about in the YouTube video and we will try and talk about it next week. Does that make sense? Yeah. Space is Pluto a planet or not wholesome Matthew Brown wholesome astronauts concreting is another topic someone might want to ask about how big is an asteroid Matthew's middle name Gregory could be something that someone might want to talk about. So just comment Gregory if you'd like that us to talk about that. Oh, what's the next segment? All right. The final segment for the evening is of course. There you go. It hasn't been renamed. It just says prank call and this week's my right here. That's actually what it has been renamed. I lied. That's a good prank man. Yeah. But basically it's just a prank call and for this week's prank call it's called excessive swearing while ordering pizza.  Exactly. Social science. Let's give Domino's a ring a. All right. Oh man. They're going to be onto us last week. She was not telling us. She's not who she is. Yeah. That wasn't a name.      They know. They know. Yeah.  They always hang on. Oh yeah. We have been doing a lot of pizza. Let's let's go with we're going to get order some Chinese food for this one.   Can I get fucking?    Yeah, mate.  Yeah, mate.   And you guys got them slaggy sluts sluts spring rolls.  Hello. Hello. Hello.   Hello. Yeah, what's with people not liking swearing? It's Australia. All right, let's try it was really weird. What were they like recording?  Yeah, good day, mate.     Yeah, you guys got that. You're right now.  Yeah, sure.  Serenading us. Hello. Yeah, sorry.  Did I was that strange? Yeah, good day. Can I just play say a pickup order, please? Can I get one of them honey chickens?  All right. No worries. Well, there you go. Fuck. She tried pizza hut. Yeah. Last one. All right. We'll see how this one goes. You get a mate. Can I play say a pickup order, please? Yeah, mate. Frank.  Yeah, that's the motherfucker there.    Yeah, mate.  What's that pizza?      What what chicken pizzas you got?   That's the one main. I can find the chicken. Yeah, mate. And one more of them.  Yeah, that's the one, mate.   Yeah, sorry, mate.   She's only holding one drink.     See you, mate. Oh my God.  Oh, I love saved the day.


How did doctors treat diabetes before insulin? Almost 1,000 medicinal plants were described as anti-diabetic agents, most of which have been used in traditional medicine. And these included beans. Of course, just because something's been used for centuries doesn't mean it's safe. Other treatments for diabetes have included arsenic and uranium. Thankfully many of these remedies fell by the wayside, but scientific interest in the anti-diabetic potential of beans never vanished completely and even was raised in the past decade. Health authorities from all over the world universally recommend increasing the consumption of whole grains and legumes for health-promoting diets. And one of the reasons is that they may decrease insulin resistance, the defining trait of type 2 diabetes. Diabetes is a global public health epidemic. Although oral hypoglycemic medications and injected insulin are the mainstay treatments of diabetes and are effective in controlling high blood sugars, they have prominent side effects and fail to significantly alter the course of diabetic complications. Common side effects include weight gain, swelling, liver disease. But I want to emphasize the second part. The mainstay of diabetic treatment fails to significantly alter the course of diabetic complications. Shouldn't that be the whole point of treatment? Thankfully, lifestyle modifications have proven to be greatly effective in the management of this disease, and if there's one thing diabetic should eat, it's legumes— beans, chickpeas, split peas, and lentils. The European Association for Study of Diabetes, the Canadian Diabetes Association, and the American Diabetes Association all recommend the consumption of dietary pulses as a means of optimizing diabetes control. What are pulses? They're peas and beans that come dried, so a subset of legumes, so excluding green beans and fresh green peas, which are considered more like vegetables, and also excluding the so-called oil seeds, soybeans, and peanuts. This review compiled 41 randomized controlled experimental trials, including more than 1,000 patients, corroborating the official Diabetes Association nutrition guidelines, meaning the consumption of pulses as a means of optimizing diabetes control. Any better than any of the others? Well, some of the strongest evidence came from the studies that used chickpeas, and in terms of beans, Pintos and black beans may beat out kidney beans, compared to the blood sugar spike of straight white rice, black beans and rice, and Pinto beans and rice appeared to beat out kidney beans and rice. This may be because dark red kidney beans can have lower levels of indigestible starch. One of the reasons beans are so healthy is they contain compounds that partially block our starch-digesting enzyme, which allows some starch to make it down to our colon to feed our good gut bacteria. In fact, the inhibition of the starch-eating enzyme amylase, just by eating beans, approximates that of a carb-blocking drug, of a carbose sold as precoce, a popular diabetes medication. The long-term use of beans may normalize hemoglobin A1C levels, which is how you track diabetes, almost as well as the drug without drug side effects, with names like acute generalized exanthematous postulosis.