BLOW SOME MUD WITH ENEMA
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- Skits from the ER [Ep. 103].
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This reminds me of the time I went to the ER for severe abdominal pain. The doctor told me "you are full of shit. Literally. Like, up to your boobs." I somehow managed to laugh, despite being in pain. I really appreciate doctors and nurses who can talk to patients about embarassing or uncomfortable topics so with a sense of humor and sense of normalcy.
It's probably the only way some stay sane during the long strenuous hours they do 😂😂
Nurses Are Da Bomb..
All Health Workers Are!!!!
HEALTH CARE WORKERS ROCK!!!
(Sorry for the caps!)
I agree.
Literally that exactly happend to me aswell
One of the many reasons I couldn't work in medical. But extremely grateful to all of those that do. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm a cna and trust me I understand it definitely isn't for everyone. This skit is only barely an exaggeration based on my experiences and if Im being completely honest I wouldn't be surprised someone actually did experiences this exact scenario or close to
I can't deal with poop or throw up. The smell is horrendous.
Same here. The other main reason is my brain's obsession with perfection... I'd be trying to put in an IV and feeling like it's not good enough placement and feel like I have to do it again and again lol
Same 😎😭🥰🙏🏽
Meh. I've done enemas lol. I can't do puke though. My coworkers have to deal with that. 😆
It’s so funny because I KNOW it is the same guy … but all 3 characters are so unique! (That you start seeing them as 3 different people) I have no idea how he is able to play them so consistently in every video. It is just amazing!
That is real talent!
4 characters lol
Same
exactly! steveioe is so talented (:
Holy shit!
@@10--50 well, yeah … he plays all the patients as well, which is even more amazing.
I was just thinking about Rich, Ben and Austin. They are all so different. I am just really impressed.
I love this video series so much!
Almost gagged, I was eating while watching it. Then Rich walking in There eating 🤢🤮!!! FUNNY AS HELL!! I’m so invested in all your characters! It’s the same person, but he plays each one so well and gives them their own personality. LOVE IT!!!!!
Imagine how I felt when we had a noro outbreak (which you could smell throughout the ENTIRE hospital). I really thought I wouldn't be able to eat for the rest of the day but at some point I got so hungry and exhausted... still no idea how I didn't just throw up.
Rich is always eating 🤣
You quickly learn to clean up poop then go to lunch, or you don't eat. You learn to separate those things from your mind.
I'm a mere nurse student, but trust me, you get used to it FAST :')
@@lisatolliver2866 : yes, it’s like your mind separates all those all the ICKY moments for you.
When my dad had cancer, the nurses had to change his nappies. They were absolutely amazing, kind and professional. I wish we could give you all medals 🏅
Nappies? What's that?
Diapers
@@lesleysisler3327 how brits say diapers
When I had sepsis the antibiotic bundle they gave me caused me explosive diarrhoea, even if I could have made it I was hooked up to wires and tubes. Ofc I was still mortified, some of the nurses were absolute sweethearts and some were not kind or thorough.........
@@jeanhopman5659I had sepsis too, while I was pregnant. I was already worshipping the porcelain god about every twenty minutes at home. The medication they gave me gave me diarrhea as well. It was pretty sneaky though. I thought it was gas until I got up, IV pole and all, to urinate and saw the mess in my underwear. Unfortunately, being pregnant, that was the only safe antibiotic they could give me. So, I was just vomiting and pooping. What fun.
Having stood up while the epidural was still active, I can definitely say nurses are wayyyy under-appreciated. I felt so bad and was apologizing profusely and she was just so chill about it. A true angel, I swear. 🥺💕
Used to work in a hospital. We used to joke about insulting Drs, but kissing the nurses butts. You get better treatment from the nurses.
Thank you!!! We appreciate your appreciation!!!
I'm assuming ya dumped on the floor?
Asking cuz I also tried standing while the meds were still active, but I just face planted on the linoleum when my legs went "lol, nope!"
As someone who has been written up for eating a bacon sandwich during a trauma code, I feel this to my core 😆
I can totally relate...I ate my tuna fish sandwich from Quiznos after putting a Cath in a pt in labor and delivery (who vomited in the 5 seconds on her back, which made the charge nurse vomit) . Only thing that has really made me gag, is c-diff $hi+ from a colostomy bag. Although phlegm kinda grosses me out.
Otherwise, I'm fine to eat Cheetos from the vending machine after something traumatic.
You eat when you can, period! 😂
Not in the medical field, but I was a dog groomer. Learned a really important lesson one day about not keeping my face too close while expressing the anal glands. Between that and my other job as a custodian, pretty much nothing grosses me out anymore.
Oh nooooooo.
Oh that is a horrifying visual.
My chihuahua has to smell my fingers after I express her anal glands, just a little odd thing she does.
Oh, no....oh, no, no, no, no, no.......
After seeing the doctor get sprayed with infected, impacted gland juice, I learned never to stand directly behind the dog when expressing glands. Same goes for lancing abscesses/hematomas. Never be in direct line of fire.
I was a teacher, and during my training I taught kids 3 to 6, do I count?
I thought I could be a CNA once because taking care of/cleaning up after my bed-ridden grandmother was so easy for me like nothing ever grossed me out and I was always trying to comfort and reassure her. Thought it'd be great for other people to get that same treatment. Went to the training academy in my home town and almost barfed just from them telling me about the respiratory therapy field. I told them to rip up the application and I left. Kudos, peace and blessing to the people that have the guts to actually do it, you have a special place in my heart.
You’re scaring me lol. I’m gonna take a CNA class in summer while I work on my RN 😰
@@yenimaduena4108 Good luck to you! In the years since then, I've learned that Vicks in the nostrils helps a lot!
Thank you so much I've been a cna for a few years now and while I love it I can definitely understand that it's not for everybody. You really have to have a strong stomach to make it.
@@yenimaduena4108 good luck I think it's a wonderful idea to work as a cna while you get your RN. It will give you a lot of invaluable hands on experience with patients and help you get comfortable in a health-care setting such a hospital or nursing home just be warned that both jobs do require a strong stomach. Most RN's I have worked with in a hospital setting were expected to do the dirty work just as much as us cna's, though to be honest not all of them actually did a good few would make a patients wait till I was available because they felt "cna work" was beneath them and they had "to much schooling for that"
@@Angelwitch99 I’ve been hearing a lot of stories about how CNAs do the dirty work. I think I have a pretty strong stomach but then again I won’t know until im actually experiencing it. I appreciate you for being a CNA and just working in the medical field in general. 💜
Oh man I can so relate! When I was in nursing school and had to give my first enema I was afraid I’d miss something, so when I inserted the tube I was literally inches away from the patient’s rectum. My instructor said nothing and watched me jump like 10 feet as it came pouring out, narrowly missing my face. I asked her later, why didn’t you say something to me before so I wouldn’t stand so close? Her response has lived with me through my career. I could have but going through what you did wrong is a better lesson that you’ll always remember. Besides it was too funny to watch.
Lolol sorry, but lololol. Love her answer
My mother in law took 3 days after being admitted for her constipation meds to kick in and she was sitting in her bed, in a puddle, I was just like ‘sit, stay, don’t move’ my many thanks to the nurses etc who took care of her. It was beyond me.
I could tell y’all stories like the patient who, after completing a barium enema and on the way to the toilet to empty, had an epic blowout that coated the table, walls, floor and furniture in the X-ray room. They did the same in the bathroom. In addition to all that I had to wash them because it was head to toe all over them. It took an hour to clean everything.
Funny enough I had a cousin on lasix and did the colon prep thing. I was expecting him to blow all over the place . Nope
Well. All I can say is....AAAIIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Lady Rad, you're AMAZING and THANK YOU for everything you do for so many other people. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lol! When I was a CNA my coworker and I walked into a room where both residents had had suppositories the night before. Poopmageddon. Took 3 hrs to clean them,the beds,walls,and floor.
My best friend is a nuclear medicine technician. She says the worst are the enemas with radioactive materials in them. You have to contain that poop until the radioactivity degrades. If there’s a poop blowout you are cleaning floors and then checking with a Geiger counter to make sure everything is gone.
This is too funny! As a retired RN, I think we all have *something* that we struggle with, at least at first. For me it was the sound of someone being deeply suctioned, especially through a trach. As a CNA, I used to stand at the foot of the bed and try not to gag...sometimes successfully, sometimes not so much. 🤢 It did get better over the years, but you have to learn to eat when, and whatever is available. Even the occasional ER turkey sandwich! 🥪🤣
Same. Suctioning...hard no.
As a trach mom, this took me a looong while to be mostly okay with.
Suctioning never bothered me. Or poop, blood, gtubes, etc. But the moment I even THINK someone might throw up I'm literally running outside, having a panic attack. Can't deal with that. Stupid phobia.
I find suctioning so satisfying. Knowing that they can breath easier, I feel the relief too. Yeah, weird mind. BUT BUT BUT OMGAWWWD What makes me gag to watery eyes is having to change out the wall suction container. Floating snot in the fluid filled container. OMG
I’m fine with the noise of suctioning, but if I see sputum in the tube, or have to take a pot away *shudders*. The only other thing is the sound of someone retching or dry heaving, makes me gag 😂 the actual sick doesn’t bother me at all, just the noise. Been doing it for 8 years and I still haven’t got any better with the sound of someone vomiting
As an overnight tech our "rule" was all enemas and laxatives was given with morning meds ;) good luck to day shift
*laughs in graveyard* 😈
Amen brother lmao
Lol 🤣
We did the same thing.
NOC was the best.
This is why I respect medical workers they deal with 💩 we can't even imagine doing. Poor Austin it's ok
It's nice to know that should I ever not be able to wipe my own ass, there will be an exhausted and stressed out nurse ready to lend a helping hand.
You get used to it lol
As a constipated person I'm genuinely kinda worried Im might have to do this 💀
@@chumpylumpy8072 Don't worry too much, laxatives usually work and even an enema is not that bad.
Unless... you're constipated because you have fecaliths blocking your butthole. In that case I can offer you something to worry about: the very sophisticated surgical technique of grabbing the poop straight out your butt.
But that's only in extreme cases where enemas don't work and the stones are near the end of your colon.
@@iz2333 just went to the doctors I got like 2 blood cells or smthn in my liver and fatty stuff kinda of pushing against it 💀💀💀💀💀🕊🕊🕊
Oh Man, you crack me up! I deal with this everyday at my job, I work in a skilled nursing facility. You definitely help to put a smile on my face and make light of some rough days. I needed this today. Never thought I would need a poo video to brighten my day 🤣
Last week I had to be the one being taken care of in the ER, I had a massive heart attack, scared the crap outta me! Lol. Not literally thank GOD. But thanks to the amazing team of nurses and doctors I am doing great! I love you all and appreciate what you do. Even though you don’t work in the ER anymore, I know you had to have been fabulous like the ones I work with and that took such good care of me. Thank you for sharing with us. 🥰
Glad you are OK to appreciate his video!
Yikes. I'm glad you are okay. Take care of yourself lady
I have the highest regard for people like you, who take great care of people at their most vulnerable. I couldn't do it in a million years.
Don't get so caught up in taking care of others that you forget to take care of yourself, lady. Thank you for what you do.
Iam glad you are ok
I fully agree with Austin 😃🖐
I laughed so much at Rich eating!
You could always tell by the smell in the hallways of who was backed up the longest. Thankfully it wasn't c-diff, that's a stench all on its own. 😉
After 23 years in healthcare (10 as a CNA, 13 as an LPN) I used to SWEAR I could diagnose c-diff by its smell at a rate of being correct around 100%. I did agency work for several years so was in a new facility every few shifts. I could walk into a building I'd never been to before, make it as far as the main nurse's station and freeze, sniffing the air like a poop-finding hound dog. I'd sniff towards one hall then towards another, walking along until I discovered the "fragrant" room/patient. I'd look back at the guaranteed group of CNA's following me around curiously (or perhaps just wanting something to laugh at if it turned out I was simply a wing nut being crazy as wing nuts generally are lol) and ask in a loud whisper, "Who's got $20 that both the ladies/gentlemen in this room have c-diff? Any takers?? C'mon, I need gas and lunch money, y'all!" Either my nose's reputation preceded me or (more likely) the other CNA'S realized why that poop they'd just gagged over cleaning up on their last round smelled so familiar.. C-diff is a nightmarish smell that's almost impossible to adequately describe and utterly contagious. Nobody generally wanted to bet against me cause we all knew and despised THAT "fine fragrance"... Lord, I miss a lot of things about nursing work but to there's a few things that even after being away from the field a few years I STILL get that watery "I'm gonna blow chunks" feeling in the back of my throat over and c-diff is definitely one of them!
@@heatherrogers3411yeah c-diff smells is hard to describe. IMO its a combo of rotten meat, sulfer, skunk and death. The smell of gangrene is nasty too, made me gag and dry heave so badly that I actually dislocated my jaw. I have an extremely strong sense of smell. My uncle a retired NYC fireman told me the smell of burnt flesh is the worst. It'll stay in your nose for days and make you nauseous.
When my sister was a charge nurse and later a supervisor, she always had a code brown/yellow/green/whatever system set up so that everybody only had to deal with the bodily fluid of their choice.
brown is most likely for shit. What were yellow and green for?
@@arno7163 Yellow is probably pee and green is vomit. Not sure tho since I don't know the system lol
I could deal with poop & pee the best, vomit is a hard no. I can't even clean up dog vomit 🤢🤢🤢
Do...do people actually CHOOSE poo??? XD
As a child care teacher, I had no problem dealing with poop, pee, and throw up. But kids with green snot running down into their mouth would make me gag every time.
However, parvo puppy diarrhea is pretty bad...
I can't thank these people enough for taking care of our sick and elderly loved ones while most of us can't.
I work in vet med but I love how universal the Diarrhea Talk While Eating is 🤣
So, I was a vet tech and we had this, like, 90lb Shar-Pei come in and he was MEAN!!! So, me and my all of 5’ walk over to the dog and try to make friends. He already had his muzzle on so I was being a little extra brave. When I went to pet him he lost his shit and went to attack. In one felt swoop I took him down. In his panic and flipping he started to shit EVERYWHERE! It was all over the floors, all over my pants, all over my left shoe.. everywhere. The two other techs that came in with me were horrified and everybody was quiet for a few seconds before I had to snap “would somebody PLEASE go get me a doctor!” (To look over and vax the dog) it was disgusting and I was disgusting after that. So much poop.
Laundry in the vet clinic is a real thing. Always bring spares
Ok, but good for you, you little bad ass!! It's us little ones they gotta watch out for. ;)
Brought my cat into a rural emergency vet trailer while she was having a seizure. The solids were pretty much done by the time we got there, but we must have been quite a sight: me, covered in poop, carrying in my arms a very elderly, seizing, violently pooping cat. She didn't make it, but those vet techs were very understanding, even though we made a huge mess.
Rich eating while dealing with the 💩 is so accurate. Nothing really bother us after a while 🤣
So true 😆
Are you not scared of getting sick from droplets?
@@athmaid Yes for sure so we are sure to gown up. In the beginning you are always grossed out but nothing really faze you after a while. My 1st time I accidentally emptied out a colostomy bag full of 💩 on the patient and my shoes, clothes when trying to change it. I threw out the shoes and clothes that time. Needle punctures are what I'm scared of. It's a waiting game after getting tested for HIV and other diseases. You pray to God the patient is clean so u are safe🤞
Austin needs a hazmat suit for those enemas. 🙈🤣🤣
Yup
Once while I was working the graveyard shift I had a patient suffering from dementia disimpact herself & drew a flower on the wall above her bed. She had made it for me she said. She was quite pleased with her artistic efforts.
We drew straws to see who put her in the shower & who cleaned the wall. I really lucked out, I was the charge nurse that night so I just did the charting!
My brain injured son did that once (that I remember). I am honestly so glad I was there and welcomed as part of the team so the nurses didn't have to cope with all the awfulness, just part of it.
I volunteered in an ER for a few summers and once a tech asked me if I wanted to help him with an enema. I said no, and I’m pretty glad I did because for the rest of my shift, all the nurses were carrying around air fresheners from the smell
We had a few patients who would come to the ER only to get enemas. I once asked one of them if they ever thought of using a laxative every third day to help keep their bowels moving. You would have thought I asked them to jump off the roof
People always give me weird looks whenever I’m eating my supper (like spaghetti or ribs) while I’m watching Untold Stories of the ER.
Thanks for the laughter. I really needed that. These last couple weeks have been very hard for my family and I. Grandpa passed away a little over a week ago and I haven’t laughed a whole bunch like I used to. This was good. Thank you. Laughter is one of the best medicines out there.
You’ll know you’ve reached a milestone when you’re laughing at something and can hear/feel your grandpa laughing with you. For me, after my mom died, it was while watching Black Adder. Yup, she was right there with me.
I'm like 90% Auistin in my personality. I would have break downs almost every day, when I cleaned dorm bathrooms, never passed out though. Got me relating to a character lol
THANK YOU STEVEIOE!!!
I am an old lady retired RN - thank you for your WONDERFULLY IMAGINATIVE HUMOROUS INSIGHTFUL interpretations of medical care. BIG HUGS💕💗💕
Every day, I'm reminded why I chose to become a respiratory therapist instead of a nurse.
Like RTs don’t have their own disgusting bodily fluids to deal with? Suctioning trach tubes? I was not enamored of that (while interning).
I watched this in my car over Bluetooth and each character sounded like they were talking from different spots 🤣 this was fantastic. Need more skits!
Austin I feel ya. I nearly vomit. Everytime I deal with feces.
Aww poor Austin lol he’s too wholesome!❤️
I like they way they captured that “bag of meat hitting the floor” subtle slap sound when Austin went down.
As a caregiver for my mom, training as a COTA, working in a nursing home, and finally working as a home health caregiver (where one of my clients had C Diff and that was a whole situation) it will always be mucus for me. SO many people would hawk up loogies into Kleenex in front of me and I would have to turn my face and gag. In one skilled nursing facility a woman hawked up a horrible one then shoved the wet Kleenex into my hand and I gagged so hard I thought I’d vomit. Poop will never bother me as much as mucus.
Same here. I can handle poop. I can't handle snot...or vomit.
And thus I found out I was 3mos pregnant with my first child, after giving an elderly resident a soap-suds enema, first time ever. The smell of the castile soap or the five day plus old poop? Never was sure which one caused me to toss my toenails!
Your phrasing - toss my toenails - is brilliant & descriptive 🤣
Shiiiit, especially while pregnant? You're a whole warrior, for real. I feel like senses of everything (taste, smell, etc) are hightened or your pregnant. Me? Bananas made me puke, I can't imagine giving an enema, let alone doing that while pregnant.
Can't it be both? 🤢
"Time to release the kraken"
👏👏😆💀
Yup that was my fav line too 🤣
Thank you to all the support staff from RN to PCT to EVS for taking care of my parents and me.
Just remember:
Never take a sleeping tablet and a laxative at the same time.
made that mistake before.
Or at least, only do it to your enemies.
I once took 2 bottles of magnesium citrate for severe constipation and then decided it was a good idea to get my second Covid booster, the next day for me was a living hell, if I could of drove I would of went to the ER. I’ve never vomited and shit at the same time, not fun…
😂😂🤣🤣😂😂 finally found the laughter I came here for
@@soulfullportrait147😂 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 my second chuckle 😅
Wow, Mr. Circle was in a really shitty situation.
You are so right Natalie! That’s just one of the reasons I couldn’t be a nurse. Vomit not good with that either. Good thing we got a lot of good ones out there. Thank all of you nurses. ❤❤❤❤❤
Big respect to all the Surgeons and Nurses who have been doing Manual Extraction of Poop like nothing!
So I'm watching these cause I just got outta the er for stomach flu and for some reason this made me feel better and I laughed for the first time in days.
This spoke to me so honestly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that is exactly the reason I’m never doing caregiving again (old people or babies).
So grateful to ER techs, Dr's, etc. Without them I wouldn't walk today!
Worked at a pet store basically cleaning dog crap up for 8 hours, that was bad enough, I could never deal with human waste, there's no way 😂 thank you to everyone that is a nurse!
Oh man, Austin is in for surprises if he ever chooses to have kids!
I have three. Husband asked a month or so ago if I would swim through a swimming pool of baby poop for a million dollars. I looked at him and went "Do what I do every day for a million dollars? Of course!"
There is always this annoying colleague, who does not get disgusted with anything! I remember people munching on sandwiches when we were attending autopsies! 😨
Our former county coroner was like that. He liked to bring food to car crashes and other accidents so that he could try to make the firefighters and police throw up. It brought a little levity to an otherwise very grim situation. He was a very nice, very professional guy otherwise.
Ah, me
I used to keep ice cream and pizza pops in the cadaver freezer. This was at a vet clinic so of course, the bodies are kept differently than at a medical examiner's office/teaching hospital but it still weirds people out.
I worked in health care for over 25 years and these skits are spot on! 😂
When I was a transporter I was moving a patient with a colostomy bag from the ER to a room. Someone had left it too long so when I called the staff for lifting help and they finally noticed and went to change it, it popped all over her! Luckily I was spared...
*eternal screaming*
Poor Austin. You got it buddy! Just got to keep going carefully.
Someone told me years ago....that ER Techs clean up ALL the messes in the ER.
ALL.
The.
Messes.
That's when I decided to avoid the medical field entirely. I sincerely appreciate the work that all ya'all do, though.
*Hugs* (from a distance)
Farrrrrr distance. Like South Pole distance. xD
This had me laughing! Brings back so many memories....
Omg......hilarious!!!!! Love this one! Poor Austin. This one is 👍 great. So much for keeping it contained!
My kid has cp and hypotonia, which also effects his gi system and he gets constipated. I've been giving enemas for years! Ever since his first pediatrician sent us to the emergency room for his first enema and I was like "why couldn't she just administer this?" So I started doing it at home... we also change his gtube button at home, you don't know how many time I've been asked why I don't just take him to the doctor for a new button or if he should go to the er... like NO I can't even trust my local er to check his placement properly, last time they blew out his balloon because they put the dye in the wrong port on his button and I had to take him to the children's hospital over an hour away because it was my last button. Now I keep 3 in stock at home at all times
As someone with crohn's disease I loved this 🤣 I've never needed help having a blow-out, and heck I'm a preschool teacher and the only one of the 3-and-4-yr-old teachers who doesn't have a problem changing pull-ups after a BM 👍
"Are you ready to release the Kraken?" Damn that made me laugh a lot, made my day heheh
Omg! I can't stop laughing. Poor Austin.
One of the funniest and best skits Stevie has ever done. OMG. LMFAO. Keep up the good work. Btw I could never work in a hospital cudo's
Omg this one was hilarious 🤣 looovvveee your skits.❤
I could not stop laughing. It’s crazy what you guys go through.
I think I was lucky I was a caregiver after I worked a pet store's dog wash. I slowly got used to rotten dog hair, dog diarrhea, and anal gland secretions. After that a non ambulatory human with chronic diarrhea wasn't that much of a leap. If I'd just gone straight in, I think I would have had a lot in common with Austin 😂
Love his senior voice....wonder if he'll actually sound like that later 😆
My dad worked on the ambulance and Vicks under the nose with a second mask helped him with the worst smells possible.
Also perfect the time to use the decon showers outside 😂
Great skit. I love how Austin almost throws up when Rich talks about administering the enema.
I love how Rich just keeps snacking thru it all 🤣🤣🤣 With me, it was always just keep sipping coffee. Full arrest coming in? Better go make a fresh pot of coffee before they get here…
how can this be so disgusting and f*cking hilarious at the same time?!!! 😂😂
I don’t work as a nurse but with special needs children and we deal with a lot of bodily fluids. You crack me up 😂
Lol I was in tears for about five minutes with this one.
Too funny 😂 I tell my students all the time, you have got to have a sense of humor when working in healthcare 😋
I love the different characters and the way these scenes are cut together. 👏
I'm laughing so hard because I know someone that happened too. 🤣
Omg yesss! You hit it on the head. When I was working at a nursing home I was training a new girl. It was her first day on the floor. We were transferring a patient into the shower chair and he had an accident. Some of the urine and feces got on the floor. She wasn't paying attention and stepped right in it slipped and was covered, hair to toe. Needless to say that was her first and last day of work. (The snack thing is a true story. You can eat before, during, or after ANY procedure)
I've had an enema before but layer given Golightly!!!! That drink made my ass bleed!!!!!
Poor Austin, we love you my guy
How do you know you work in the Healthcare field? You say "I'm going to get a snack" after a code brown.
I feel ya, Austin. Couldn't do that job. Much respect for the medical personnel stuck with the grunt work.
Just today I made a grave error. Because of my meds & supplements, it is very easy for me to get constipated, in spite of all the fruit juice and liquids I drink. Since I had been 2 days without relieving that, I went ahead and took a laxative. Not 10 minutes later, the situation resolved itself, and then a few hours later the laxative has kicked in.
I may never leave the bathroom again 😶
It only FEELS like forever. Good luck!
"I'm fine, just check him, he hit his head." *Nonchalant Munch cruch* 🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Blow some mud”😂🤢
Poor Austin 🥺🧸
He's like the teddy bear of the channel
Austin is like me 💀
I’m not good with bodily fluids
Some of that was solids...
So damn talented and funny give this guy a comedy series please !
Man the people who are into that crap basically get paid for free XD
*See what I did there 😌*
You definitely deserve an award for your acting.😂
Mucus grosses me out a lot more than poo, but it depends on how awful the smell is.
Overall, none of it gets to me like it used to.
Also, poor Austin. :(
Same on all accounts
I swear I laugh more and more at every one of these that I watch!
This is probably my favorite. I laughed So hard 😂
I'm depressed but you made me laugh, thank you man.Iwill subscribe definitely.
I am so grateful to medical staff. From the surgeons to the custodians who have to clean up shit. I couldn’t do it.
That was hysterical. LMAO.🤣
I haven't laughed like that for a long time. Thankyou.🤣
Saw almost the same thing with a senior CNA and a new RN , about 22 year old male pt. , male CNA and female RN . She said I got this, we practiced in school . The mud came out ballistic and she was covered, he was sparkling clean. She passed out and covered all her backside too. He prevented her head from hitting the floor and pulled her away from the pt. He called for assistance, took care of the pt by himself, while the RN was sent to ER to get checked. The pt's family was extremely pleased with the care this pt received and sent the seasoned CNA cookies, a VISA gift voucher and a food card from Panera. The hospital gave him a sheet of paper, good job. The RN was fine but they never worked together again.
In my 28 years of nursing, I have not laughed like this in such a long time, OMG 😂
I have never been so grateful to work in IT...
Angels truly walk among us. I could never do this job. I respect the people who can.
THE END! 🤣🤣🤣
I bet Mr. Circle was damn relieved! Enough poop to flood the floors! That’s a lot of poop. You gotta feel sorry for the old guy.
Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the crunch at the end 😂