Everyone talks about his skill at acting with himself, but let's also not forget to appreciate his dedication to doing the makeup in some of these shorts.
Clips like this could literally save a life. There are far too many people out there who wouldn't even consider calling 911 if they felt "dizzy" or placing that feeling in context.
As a ginger myself, the ‘holy crispy ginger’ had me cackling like a mad witch with a smoking problem at 2:30am. I will send the angry neighbours your way sir! 😂
Retired FL Paramedic. I actually sent a tourist from Ireland (redhead, of course) to the trauma center with severe 2nd degree burns - from sunburn. He ended up in the burn unit for an extended visit...
I think in a lot of these sketches the patients say stuff unprompted that would’ve taken a lot of prompting IRL but that conversation is too boring to add to a short comedy video.
Arizonan here, this is exactly what happens when people go on hikes during the summer. Quite a few have to be airlifted off the mountains due to dehydration!
I don't understand why people don't bring at least a gallon of water with them when hiking in the DESERT in the SUMMER. Sometimes even a gallon isn't enough. It's incredible how fast you start to dehydrate in the Arizona heat.
I got sunburn on my scalp once and have never forgotten to bring sun covering again, also I always bring extra water when hiking cause I know how quick things can go bad if you don’t have water
Canadian here 🍁 took my mother to Costa Rica, the woman had literally never had a sun burn in her life. Loved the sun, always had a beautiful tan, never used a drop of sun screen ever. After 3 hours on that beach, she was a lobster. Legit almost died from a sun burn. “Northern” people, trust me when I say the sun is different in other places. Deadly even! Sun screen, hat, shade!!! A January day below the equator is not the same as a July day above it. FYI/PSA from the frozen north lol
@@imstillruqayxh the seasons "change their order" when u cross the Equator, it's due the rotation of the earth I think (? So what happens is that as the earth moves around the sun, the hemispheres would take turns to be closer to the sun, so seasons would happen. So as we (north hemisphere) are having summer, the south hemisphere is further from the sun, so they're having winter and viceversa But as time is a social construct, months don't change their order, so Christmas is always December 25th, but here in Mexico we celebrate it all wrapped up in warm blankets, whilst in Argentina their eating shaved ice and trying not to heatstroke And that's why they made the July/January comparison :DD Hope I explained myself, I'm not a native English speaker, so explain scientific stuff is a little bit off my usual vocabulary 😅
@@imstillruqayxh so what I actually meant…..was as Canadians we tend to take hot holidays in January/February as these are our coldest months. Also our hottest months are July and august. Soooo I was attempting to say for us northern folks that just because you love and can easily tolerate a hot summer days in Canada does not mean that you will fair as well down south. My mother, as the example was out in the Canadian sun always, loved it, tanned super dark every year….but a few hours below the equator and she almost died from a severe sun burn. The sun just hits different.
Reminds me of that scene from Red vs Blue where Wash asks Church how long he’s been stationed where he is, Church asked him what day it was, Wash said Tuesday, then Church without skipping a beat told him he’s been there 14 months.
Ditto on the summer camp thing and sun poisoning, but I might have been a touch older than you. I had blisters all the way across my shoulders, back, and arms, and couldn't wear a shirt for some time. Bad part is that the health room at the camp was woefully understocked and with a volunteer who I'm certain was untrained, because all they did was slather some skin cream on me and sent me to literally pass out in my cabin from pain and dehydration.
You mean sun burn? Because the sun does not give you poison technically but you can get radiation poisoning from the sun. Which you can get a lot of places.
My Ex was a Nudist, and she fell asleep in the sun. 2nd degree burn over her entire body, even there. A lightweight cotton summer dress was painful for her to wear on the trip to see the doctor.
@@eliteknight2137 Several things... Acute sun exposure and the sun's ultraviolet rays cause kidney inflammation. Sun/heat/overexertion causes the body to sweat. Excess sweating reduces blood flow to the kidneys and causes damage. Blood is thick and needs to be thinned out by water to move. Excess sweat and dehydration create an excess of uric acid and calcium which will combine and create kidney stones. Heat, dehydration and reduced/no peeing cause toxins to build up in your body. The toxins will result in urinary tract infections. If the kidneys are damaged, they can't filter and move the toxins out. The human body is fascinating. Use sunscreen, stay covered and drink lots of water. Have Gatorade as needed to replace electrolytes. Avoid soda, energy drinks, coffee, tea. They are liquid but won't properly hydrate you.
@@eliteknight2137 dehydration. U loss a LOT of water from any burn including sunburn. Kidney really hate being dry. They quickly become injured. Not peeing is a bad sign esp if longer than 24hrs
Fr, but nothing is worse than going to the lake and getting sunburn on the top of your feet, and then having to go back to work with thick socks and boots on the next day
lol as an Alaskan that relocated to Texas I 100% feel this. Ended up burning nearly 4 layers of my skin forgetting that the sun hurts. 😂 back in Alaska idk if I ever had to wear sunscreen!
I worked at a publix that was only a mile from the beach. One time a family from Canada came through my line and they were debating if they needed to get sunscreen, as they’d brought some and it wasn’t empty. I asked how long they were staying (a week) and glanced at the group of 7 people and went, “Yeah, you need more than that. UV is stronger here.” The dad looked validated lol.
I'd also recommend those thin long sleeves fishing shirts and a boonie hat and those Florida man visor glasses for extra protection the UV here will cook you. Even my friends from Africa avoid the sun between 11am to 2pm.
We also have sun here in Canada. Just like New York, Michigan and Ohio. Remember, we ARE just over the border, the majority of our population lives well south of the Arctic Circle and like the states we border against we enjoy very hot, sunny summer months.
@@heatherens5949 - true, true, but South Florida is only 25ish degrees north of the equator, not 10-15 degrees south of the Arctic Circle. It has more climate in common with Australia than Canada. :)
Native from Alaska. I went to Georgia and anniston during July for training and I learned not to go outside during the day. What I don't understand is why the hell is it still HOT at night. And its so humid the sweat doesn't come off. Nothing like sitting in the MARTA shuttle and having everyone stare at you because your gray shirt is soaked and stuck to the skin. I had to go into a random sports shop and buy a dark quick dry shirt. Got stopped by mall security and I showed him the receipt and my Alaska ID. And he told me to go cool off in the entry, I owe that man my life.
Georgian. The humidity IS what keeps the air warm after sunset. It's like walking through a pot that finished boiling water only a minute ago; the heat lingers a while after you remove the primary warmth source. and I'm glad someone helped keep you from a slow roasted doom.
Most accurate description I have ever heard of the South: picture a humidifier test facility...but in hell. It's a deciduous rain forest so the humidity just traps the heat in. Lived here my whole life; you never get used to it you just learn to cope.
I'm living in Georgia now and the heat/humidity is something I'll never really get used to 😭 I'm originally from the Midwest so I'm used to it getting muggy in the summer but the south is just something else.
As an Alaskan in ky, the first summer my fiance took me out hiking i almost passed out and he had to put me in the river to cool down. All the other hikers were wondering why I was so weak and sensitive lol but that humidity is not a joke.
Night time can feel hotter because any cooling of the air just brings the temp closer to the dew point, increasing the humidity. Very common to see 100% percent humidity on the east coast, even up north. You can go from cold to sweating just by going to your room to get a sweater!
Exactly! Sunblock and UV tech clothing are a must for the sun! I used to work at a waterlife supply store and the people who didn’t know how to protect themselves from the sun was ridiculous. Some denied it being an issue calling cancer an old persons disease.
The first time I went kayaking with some family, I was applying a healthy portion of sunscreen all over about every 20-30 minutes. I was outside for 3 hours that day. I was still blistering from that sunburn 3 months later. Kayaking was fun. The aftermath of my skin... not so much.
@@poke-talia268That could actually partially be from the sunscreen. I’m not saying don’t apply sunscreen, definitely do, but that stuff shouldn’t be overly applied. Stuff has some chemicals for sure.
As a fellow ginger, I get this. Enemy number one is the sun, after that is mosquitoes, people that think I’m blonde, and green hats. Oh god the green hats.
@@TheLegendaryMemeKing my arms got the same amount of sunscreen, but they had milder burns. I'm just tissue white and my legs usually never see the light of day. Lol. And I wasn't putting on a whole bottle or anything any time I reapplied sunscreen, but with the water, I wanted to make sure the sunscreen hadn't all washed off.
Work as a seasonal worker on a boardwalk one year. Was talking with one of the friendlier local homeless people. He seemed a little burnt so I commented on it. His reply was to say "that's nothing" and he showed me his lobster red sunblistered leg. 5 minutes later he was being loaded into the ambulance to go to the hospital burn unit for the second time that summer.
I was homeless for years in Baltimore so within a day out there I had sun poisoning but then also saw people freeze to death on the sidewalk a few months later . And alot of the time maryland will transition between the two within days so being om the streets you have no idea or way to prepare. It was so cold a couple nights ago it gave me a panic attack feeling like I was om the street in January again and then today and it feels like the middle of summer.
@@DumpsterFairy97atleast it's better then being in Texas since well weather can change from a perfectly normal day to either ice age basically or to end of the world feeling heat within about 30 minutes for the lowest time
I once was suffering from severe dehydration, heat exhaustion, almost heat stroke, and a wicked bad sunburn at a water park in a different state when I was 13. My grandparents noticed I was sluggish and panting and just bought me more ice cream as opposed to water or any fluids. If it wasnt for my sister noticing that I stopped sweating, I likely would've ended up in the hospital. Always drink water and take breaks from the outdoors when in a different part of the world.
you should have gone to the hospital. If you stop sweating that's already a life and death situation, your body is already shutting down and won't be able to fix itself without outside intervention.
I lived that. Visited familiy in France as a kid and we spent a day at the beach. Burned my skin right off my legs. Did not pee for almost a week. So many blisters. PS. Sunscreen goes on your legs, too.
Holy crispy ginger! 😂 I can't! Jason kills me with these. The scary part is that these are ACTUAL. THINGS. HE'S. SEEN. I worry for us as a society. But holy crispy ginger! 😂😂😂
I live down south in the US and no, no it does not. The sun cooks your brain too quickly to where you can't think. Half the time people don't even realize how sick they are until they suddenly feel too dizzy to stand or start feeling nauseous. And even then, it's just "I'd better go inside" instead of "holy motherforking shirtballs I could die"
@@RobynhoodlumCan confirm, hypothermia numbs your brain to the point where it doesn’t perceive what should be obvious danger. I got it from trying to walk to work during a snowstorm, after my bus broke down. I tried to cut through a grocery store on the way to warm up a bit. My first clue something was seriously wrong should have been when I stood just an inch or so away from that hot thing where they keep the rotisserie chicken…and couldn’t actually feel any heat at all. But by then, my brain was so numb that I just walked right back outside and kept going! I did manage to make it the office, but it took two full hours of being bundled up in there for my body to START shivering. Meaning it had already given up trying to keep everything outside of my core warm, which is scary to think about.
You might want to look into rejuvenation and some natural skincare after that. And some way to remove senescent cells and cancer cells.😭The human body does not respond to too much sunlight lightly.
I live in Arizona and when I was 16, I was on the back of my boyfriend's motorcycle. Apparently I got overheated and thankfully passed out and fell off his motorcycle when he came to a red light. I woke up inside a conscience store! It was scary! But it could have been way worse! It could have happened while riding around!
@tjaspire I have learned that black people can still get sunburned and get skin cancer etc., just that it takes more exposure than for white people. Being one of those paranoid white people... please wear sunscreen and be careful! I've gotten severe sunburn and heat stroke multiple times, and both my parents have scars from having melanomas surgically removed; it's not fun, and I hope it never happens to you.
This is so relatable. As a kid my family drove across France in the summer, and I didn’t put on any suncream. Back then I didn’t know UV light can in fact penetrate glass. I got through an entire tube of after sun
Oh yeah, that's why cars in the US have had UV-protective windows for several years, that's a "standard option" on all models now. (A 'Standard Option' is an item that is not part of the 'base price,' however you cannot get the vehicle without it. Just another way that the car's MSRP bears no relation to what you will pay for it.)
I’m from Florida. I also unfortunately have dysautonomia and POTS and thus very heat intolerant… usually takes me wayyy less time to be passing out from heat even with plenty of water. I’m impressed he made it 3 days however that’s also horrifying and I honestly don’t know how it gets to that level but I hope he’s okay now tho!
@@dothebunnyhop4026 omg heyyyyy!!! Crazy how the internet brings us together lol. I’m amazed, I am curious how he ended up tho… his poor kidneys and honestly whole body. Like holy crap!
I saw that RvB joke coming from a mile away "How long have you been at this outpost?" "Uhhh... what day is it today?" "Its tuesda-" "I have been here 14 months"
Back in the early 80s I was an EMT in San Diego and paramedics were just starting to be a thing. We were on fire department rotation for emergency calls and one night around 9pm got a call for an unconscious person. Arrived at the home and found a muscular gentleman probably red as the actor in this skit. However, he was in bad shape. He was unconscious, red as can be and hot to the touch and having petite mal seizures. Apparently he was at the beach All day drinking beer came home and fell asleep. His family tried to wake him and when he started to have the seizures they called 911. While there getting ready to scoop and haul had family members get me any ice they had in the freezer and took ice packs and put them underneath his armpits and his groin as a femoral artery is right there. We were Code 3 all the way to the hospital. Don’t know if he made it, imagine he did as we usually heard if we lost someone. Worst case of heat stroke I ever seen.
Friend of mine and friends and her mom decided to go tubing on the Feather River in N CA...but forgot to check pg&e's powerhouse water release schedule. Low water, deep in the canyon, no road access, 90+F, and wrong shoes...wound up with one person in sneakers managing to go call 911 and a helicopter showed up to winch them out. Never ever have I seen anyone so red! Clown nose greasepaint red. Then blisters....
This is me when I go out in the sun for more than an 30 minutes without sunscreen. I'm not even Scandinavian! But usually the burning skin sensation tells me I screwed up before my brain and kidneys cook.
I’m from Colorado: the sun is so intense that even when it’s an extremely cloudy day you can get a sunburn That is why we get the saying “The only place where you can get frostbite and a sunburn at the same time” 😂
Yes, but unlike at the beach or on a boat most people don't hike or ski with as few clothes on as at the beach. You can get sunburn through clothes but it takes longer and avoids the pain of burning everything possibly including the private bits. Hopefully someone will tell you you look like a cooked lobstah.
2nd degree sunburn can be like that when the blistering starts. Blisters can be several square inches and the top will just kind of slough off if you wipe your hand over it.
I from near Washington DC and moved to Cairo Egypt over a year ago and I was not prepared for the summer! Intense sun with no cloud coverage is no joke. It reached the point where I just avoided going out during the day and did everything at night.
Lol i spent like 4 hours on a beach in Florida collecting seashells while my mom and aunt either sat in partial or full shade for the whole time, me and my mom are from way up north and my aunt lives in texas, they are both SEVERAL shades draker than me a shut in, while i was wearing a swim shirt and shorts with wave shoes, a hat and sunglasses i only reapplied sunscreen after we left the beach. Despite this, both my mom and aunt got mild sunburn even though they reapplied and were in the shade about 50% of the time, while i was in direct sunlight the whole time, my legs also got wet so the sunscreen probably didnt do much, yet i got no sunburn, not even the warm feeling. I like to joke that i traded my mosquito immunity for sunburn immunity, but ive always tanned easy, but my sunburn is just not noticeable but hurts like hell
My grandpa got sunburned on his legs that his skin is practically a giant scab. His skin is hard as rock, and cracks rather than flexing. And it's been that way for nearly 30 years.
I recently went to St Lucia. Went scuba diving. Despite MULTIPLE coats of factor 50 suncream (strongest you can get in January in the UK 🤦♂️) I got horrendous sunburn on my back. I was definitely borderline sunstroke and considering going to hospital. Luckily I got away with it. Reckon drinking water near-constantly throughout the night helped. Get travel insurance, kids. It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.
I live in Florida, i was born and raised here. I’ll tell you one thing, if you’re going to go to a Beach pretty much anywhere in the world regardless of whether you’re swimming, tanning, etc etc, you should be almost constantly rehydrating and reapplying sunscreen. I learned my lesson the hard way when I was 14. I went to a beach called Vero Beach in the East Coast, I hadn’t been to an East Coast Beach in a very long time so I was excited. I was there for 3 days, and each one of those days I was in the water for probably 6+ Hours. I went home with SEVERE sunburn, I don’t know how I didn’t get Sun Poisoning. That was the one and only time I needed to be taught that lesson. Obviously SCUBA Diving comes with its own special measures to be taken but these are just things I know from living in the Environment that many Tourists every year underestimate and pay for, some times tragically. Hydrate, and Shelter every so often, it will save you a lot of trouble. Cheers from across the pond.
I went to the Bahamas for a college course. There was a lot of snorkeling, but also even more riding on a boat and hiking; and knowing that I sunburn pretty easily, I just wore my wetsuit at all times during excursions. I never felt hot (the layer of water that wetsuits trap next to your skin probably helped with that), but I got all kinds of looks from the staff like they thought I was about to drop dead from heatstroke at any moment. Also, there are thousands of aggressive horseflies there, and I was very happy to discover that they can’t bite through a 4mm neoprene wetsuit.
This is why it is crucial to do your research, when you go to a place you haven’t ever been, or haven’t been in a very very long time, a friend that I known had went to South Korea for the summer, knew nothin about there culture, and very little about there language, and she went to a more popular restaurant, and had gotten kicked out, because she had gave a tip,and for those that don’t know, it is considered rude, and even embarrassing. Let’s just say the owner did not like, that was 3 year ago, and she had recently went back this summer, to the same restaurant and apologize to the owner, in their language, I’m really proud of her!🥰
I'm a Canadian, and one year I went down to Arizona, and went to the Pima Air museum. I remember feeling super comfortable due to the lack of humidity, but suddenly felt really dizzy. Couldn't figure out why at first, until it hit me that it was severe dehydration. Whoops. 😅
@@TinandelOh, for sure! I'm glad that my parents and I caught on early enough that we didn't pass out and/or need medical help. Just smartened up, and drank water. Felt better after. :D
I wish you would do some shorts on the ER/ED’s treatments of people without adequate insurance. You must have seen at least one of your “VIP passengers” being sent home, after the ED/ER did the minimal amount of stabilization required by law.
I remember when I was in Arizona ( _I'm Swedish for context_ ) during summer. I do not like warm places at all, Turkey ( _was there when I was like 10-11_ ) was warm but at least it had more humidity. They ( _friend's grandparents_ ) were so concerned about my health because it looked like I was gonna keel over that they placed this super comfortable ice-blanket around my shoulders. So cozy!
if i ever visit the south im tethered to whatever residence im staying at by how long the garden hose is......... not like i could exercise anyway since the sea level humidity would borderline collapse my asthmatic lungs. humidity and smoke are my lung's kyrptonite. while just looking at the sun sideways would insta burn me and cause sunstroke in minutes without the hose.
I worked at a rental facility and a group had a minor go down outside and their group tried to shade them with a towel for 20 minutes before they came and got me. When I asked if anyone had called 911, they told me that the minor had a medical condition and “passes out occasionally” but would be fine. Needless to say I called 911 right away and they took them to the hospital. The heat index had been over 100, they had been outside most of the day, and were clearly on their way to heat stroke. 🤦🏻♀️ Don’t mess around with heat exhaustion and heat stroke!
I passed out at my tanning salon from overheating Thursday. Tried a new bed, got out early cus I felt overheated, took 2 steps out of the tanning room, vision went black, I fell, hit my head on the corner of a table and then the floor. Woke up and was like “did that really just happen??” Then told them not to call an ambulance cus I don’t have health insurance and I’d be fine (Medicaid dropped me I am waiting for my job to let me get on their plan) Turns out, a lady who works for EMS was in there, just happened to be going to tan, assured me it’s free to just check me out and called EMS for me. Then coincidentally a guy who works with the fire department but was on vacation came in to tan and stayed with me till EMS arrived. Just happened to be lucky I guess! My head didn’t even get a bruise! Safe to say I’ll be sticking with my regular tanning bed in the future. Everyone was so nice but damn that was embarrassing 😂
I'm not a ginger, but still whiter than white; I have done this level of damage in 2 hours (I was in my early 20s). Can confirm the peeling is next level. I actually went into shock the morning after that exposure and passed out. I peeled in sheets at least 6" square, 3 layers deep, and had scarring on my shins & a slight tan line for 11 months. I don't recommend getting drunk and taking a nap in an open field on a Pennsylvania mountaintop. Or rolling over to get both sides. Yes, I went to the ER, no, they didn't do anything but give me Tylenol 3 and tell me to put cool compresses on the "uncomfortable" spots. Next day at my doctor, he threw a fit at the lack of treatment I received and set me up with a supply of silvadene cream to treat the blistering. Worst week of my life up to that point. Please pay attention to your skin.❤
What a beautiful backyard view! If it snows there I can only imagine how peaceful it looks with snow everywhere & the river freezing over. I’d sit out there and drink hot cocoa 😊❤
I live in Brazil, it's always a treat to my eyes seeing people from the north part of the world come here pale as heck and get a sunburn just walking around town. Every summer I see the same thing around the streets lol.
Living in the Southern Hemisphere, my brain had a bit of a _huh?_ moment when he said “I’m from the North, and forgot how hot it down gets here.” 😅 The North IS the warmer side
It's not nearly as bad, but my bf from Britain recently came to visit me for a week, and I live on the southeast coast. We visited the beach and he refused my offer of sunscreen. He got a blistering sunburn and me telling him I told him so.
This happened to me in Hawaii. Except I was out in the sun for MAYBE 4 hour, im from Colorado (our sun is pretty intense due to the increased elevation) and I'm not a ginger either. I literally had people stopping me on the street to comment on my sunburn. I've literally never had that happen before or since. It was BAD. Wear sunscreen and REAPPLY especially if you enter the water. I went wrong with the reapplication step, especially since we were on a beach with waves that were body slamming me into the sand. I'm sure my sunscreen went away FAST.
Everyone talks about his skill at acting with himself, but let's also not forget to appreciate his dedication to doing the makeup in some of these shorts.
props to his wife for helping on that and production im sure
This wasn’t makeup, he sat outside for 3 days just to make the video. What a truly dedicated man
@@gem8500the ultimate sacrifice
@@gem8500 Dedication went to a whole new level!😆
@@gem8500 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Clips like this could literally save a life. There are far too many people out there who wouldn't even consider calling 911 if they felt "dizzy" or placing that feeling in context.
I've had heat stroke twice, and this guy is lucky to be conscious!
@maryeckel9682 I had a heat stroke twice ever. And that was for misinterpreting the weather forecast and wearing a black hoodie in the sun
I feel dizzy quite frequently these days. The doctors I've visited can't find anything. It is _not_ reassuring.
@@maryeckel9682 tbh, this guy is lucky to be alive...
Tbf if you choose to lie out in the sun for three days Darwinism says you shouldn't call 911 and instead just leave the gene pool.
As a ginger myself, the ‘holy crispy ginger’ had me cackling like a mad witch with a smoking problem at 2:30am. I will send the angry neighbours your way sir! 😂
this is definitely the most ginger comment ive ever read😂
“Mad witch with a smoking problem” I have to use that someday lmao
I read this in Sam's voice from Sam and Max. Fits so damn well.
My ginger buddy got tired of the "no soul" joke after only two months. How'd you fair, firecrotch?
Question…….. do u, or do u not have a soul?
Retired FL Paramedic. I actually sent a tourist from Ireland (redhead, of course) to the trauma center with severe 2nd degree burns - from sunburn. He ended up in the burn unit for an extended visit...
Blonde here. It's actually pretty easy for people with sensitive skin to get 2nd degree sunburns. Dosnt make them any less painful though.
Holy crispy Celt
Woah
Terrifying 😢
Sounds painful af, too
poor bastard, hope he's okay...
I'm just shocked that he knew saying the last time he peed was part of the critical information.
He didn't know. He just felt like sharing that information.
@@PlatonicOx710they're questioning that the everyday person this sunburned character is based on would offer that information.
@@SimonWoodburyForget no that ones common knowledge, i dont think u can forget that the sun dehydrates you
I think in a lot of these sketches the patients say stuff unprompted that would’ve taken a lot of prompting IRL but that conversation is too boring to add to a short comedy video.
They meant the patient, not Jason.@@PlatonicOx710
As a ginger, “holy crispy ginger” is pretty accurate
Arizonan here, this is exactly what happens when people go on hikes during the summer. Quite a few have to be airlifted off the mountains due to dehydration!
Agreed. And don't trust your GPS!
I’m moving down to Arizona from Ohio so nice information to have I’ll bring two water bottles 😂😂
Oh hell no, i need a camelback as big as i weigh plus upf clothing
I don't understand why people don't bring at least a gallon of water with them when hiking in the DESERT in the SUMMER. Sometimes even a gallon isn't enough. It's incredible how fast you start to dehydrate in the Arizona heat.
I got sunburn on my scalp once and have never forgotten to bring sun covering again, also I always bring extra water when hiking cause I know how quick things can go bad if you don’t have water
Well…I can’t wait to see this person in the “Where are they now?” Series
Up north...waaaaaay up north 😅
In a fridge.Hope not in the morgue's
Probably at a dermatologist checking for melanoma.
Stay covered up in the sun kids. And drink water.
Whatever happened to this individual guy, I'm sure the update will have some valuable information about the symptoms of heat stroke.
@@diemhummel9420 And don't run with scissors.
Bro looks like he is covered in Cheeto dust 💀
He wanted to be like Trump lol
@@kalebwelter5761LMAOOOOO
@@kalebwelter5761 but he has a mind faster than Biden.
@@blueberrypitbull87 true
Now you've got me wondering what he actually put on his skin to make it look like that 😂
Canadian here 🍁 took my mother to Costa Rica, the woman had literally never had a sun burn in her life. Loved the sun, always had a beautiful tan, never used a drop of sun screen ever. After 3 hours on that beach, she was a lobster. Legit almost died from a sun burn. “Northern” people, trust me when I say the sun is different in other places. Deadly even! Sun screen, hat, shade!!! A January day below the equator is not the same as a July day above it. FYI/PSA from the frozen north lol
i dont get the july/january thing haha
@@imstillruqayxh the seasons "change their order" when u cross the Equator, it's due the rotation of the earth I think (?
So what happens is that as the earth moves around the sun, the hemispheres would take turns to be closer to the sun, so seasons would happen.
So as we (north hemisphere) are having summer, the south hemisphere is further from the sun, so they're having winter and viceversa
But as time is a social construct, months don't change their order, so Christmas is always December 25th, but here in Mexico we celebrate it all wrapped up in warm blankets, whilst in Argentina their eating shaved ice and trying not to heatstroke
And that's why they made the July/January comparison :DD
Hope I explained myself, I'm not a native English speaker, so explain scientific stuff is a little bit off my usual vocabulary 😅
@@imstillruqayxh so what I actually meant…..was as Canadians we tend to take hot holidays in January/February as these are our coldest months. Also our hottest months are July and august. Soooo I was attempting to say for us northern folks that just because you love and can easily tolerate a hot summer days in Canada does not mean that you will fair as well down south. My mother, as the example was out in the Canadian sun always, loved it, tanned super dark every year….but a few hours below the equator and she almost died from a severe sun burn.
The sun just hits different.
@@AshleySmith-k5k ohh okay!! that’s a good explanation haha :))
As an Aussie, if you ever visit Australia please please please wear sunscreen everyday, all year round. Skin cancer is real!
“How long have you been out here?”
“Well, what time is it?”
“4:30”
“Three days” 😂
He said that like the time of day would even matter lol. Seems like a line he was practicing in his head until the paramedic (Jason) showed up.
@@theresahatfield1125It does matter, because it makes the difference on the nunber of days. For example if it was 6pm it might have been 4 days
Reminds me of that scene from Red vs Blue where Wash asks Church how long he’s been stationed where he is, Church asked him what day it was, Wash said Tuesday, then Church without skipping a beat told him he’s been there 14 months.
Yeah, we watched the video. No need to quote it right here...
"How long have you been here?"
"...What day is it?"
"Tuesday."
"I've been here 14 months."
"Holy crispy ginger!"LoL 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I got sun poisoning at summer camp when I was nine, and this is how the convo went with the camp counselor. Minus the kidney line.
Ditto on the summer camp thing and sun poisoning, but I might have been a touch older than you. I had blisters all the way across my shoulders, back, and arms, and couldn't wear a shirt for some time. Bad part is that the health room at the camp was woefully understocked and with a volunteer who I'm certain was untrained, because all they did was slather some skin cream on me and sent me to literally pass out in my cabin from pain and dehydration.
You mean sun burn? Because the sun does not give you poison technically but you can get radiation poisoning from the sun. Which you can get a lot of places.
My Ex was a Nudist, and she fell asleep in the sun. 2nd degree burn over her entire body, even there. A lightweight cotton summer dress was painful for her to wear on the trip to see the doctor.
I never thought a day in my life that you could get sun poisoning. 😦🫣
@@themadlass5584Sun poisoning is a term used to describe severe sunburn. You are not really being poisoned, just being cooked alive. 😂
"And whatevers left of you kidneys"😂😂😂
What kidneys have in common with sun burn?
@@eliteknight2137It’s not about the sun burn he literally hasn’t been peeing which isn’t good for your kidneys
@@eliteknight2137 Several things...
Acute sun exposure and the sun's ultraviolet rays cause kidney inflammation.
Sun/heat/overexertion causes the body to sweat. Excess sweating reduces blood flow to the kidneys and causes damage. Blood is thick and needs to be thinned out by water to move.
Excess sweat and dehydration create an excess of uric acid and calcium which will combine and create kidney stones.
Heat, dehydration and reduced/no peeing cause toxins to build up in your body. The toxins will result in urinary tract infections. If the kidneys are damaged, they can't filter and move the toxins out.
The human body is fascinating.
Use sunscreen, stay covered and drink lots of water. Have Gatorade as needed to replace electrolytes. Avoid soda, energy drinks, coffee, tea. They are liquid but won't properly hydrate you.
@@eliteknight2137 They've been operating at redline for three days trying to keep him from dying of dehydration.
@@eliteknight2137 dehydration. U loss a LOT of water from any burn including sunburn. Kidney really hate being dry. They quickly become injured. Not peeing is a bad sign esp if longer than 24hrs
People represented in these videos are the reason why we need a lot of paramedics
Crispy ginger, dialysis and skin grafts.
Anyone have those on their bingo cards?
😂❤
Don't forget chemo
I got crispy ginger and dialysis. No skin grafts though. Dang
I’m ginger. They’re all on mine.
All I need is soulless in the center to win 3 ways
I only had dialysis and lots of sun screen 😂
it hurt just to look at sunburn, the pain is too relatable
Fr, but nothing is worse than going to the lake and getting sunburn on the top of your feet, and then having to go back to work with thick socks and boots on the next day
He is going to be in hell for miltiple days probably going to be in the hospital on a lot of pain meds
As a guy who never get sunburn but white skinned during winter and black skinned during summer i can't relate.
Damn sunburn can cause kidneys to fail?
@@kalithechamp1412Well, a three day long exposure might do that and even more.
lol as an Alaskan that relocated to Texas I 100% feel this. Ended up burning nearly 4 layers of my skin forgetting that the sun hurts. 😂 back in Alaska idk if I ever had to wear sunscreen!
I worked at a publix that was only a mile from the beach. One time a family from Canada came through my line and they were debating if they needed to get sunscreen, as they’d brought some and it wasn’t empty. I asked how long they were staying (a week) and glanced at the group of 7 people and went, “Yeah, you need more than that. UV is stronger here.” The dad looked validated lol.
Thank goodness you spoke up!
I live on higher latitude than northest part of US is (except Alaska). Even here I sometimes got sunburn. Realize USA is almost tropical! :D
I'd also recommend those thin long sleeves fishing shirts and a boonie hat and those Florida man visor glasses for extra protection the UV here will cook you. Even my friends from Africa avoid the sun between 11am to 2pm.
We also have sun here in Canada. Just like New York, Michigan and Ohio. Remember, we ARE just over the border, the majority of our population lives well south of the Arctic Circle and like the states we border against we enjoy very hot, sunny summer months.
@@heatherens5949 - true, true, but South Florida is only 25ish degrees north of the equator, not 10-15 degrees south of the Arctic Circle. It has more climate in common with Australia than Canada. :)
Native from Alaska. I went to Georgia and anniston during July for training and I learned not to go outside during the day. What I don't understand is why the hell is it still HOT at night. And its so humid the sweat doesn't come off. Nothing like sitting in the MARTA shuttle and having everyone stare at you because your gray shirt is soaked and stuck to the skin. I had to go into a random sports shop and buy a dark quick dry shirt. Got stopped by mall security and I showed him the receipt and my Alaska ID. And he told me to go cool off in the entry, I owe that man my life.
Georgian. The humidity IS what keeps the air warm after sunset. It's like walking through a pot that finished boiling water only a minute ago; the heat lingers a while after you remove the primary warmth source. and I'm glad someone helped keep you from a slow roasted doom.
Most accurate description I have ever heard of the South: picture a humidifier test facility...but in hell. It's a deciduous rain forest so the humidity just traps the heat in. Lived here my whole life; you never get used to it you just learn to cope.
I'm living in Georgia now and the heat/humidity is something I'll never really get used to 😭 I'm originally from the Midwest so I'm used to it getting muggy in the summer but the south is just something else.
As an Alaskan in ky, the first summer my fiance took me out hiking i almost passed out and he had to put me in the river to cool down. All the other hikers were wondering why I was so weak and sensitive lol but that humidity is not a joke.
Night time can feel hotter because any cooling of the air just brings the temp closer to the dew point, increasing the humidity. Very common to see 100% percent humidity on the east coast, even up north. You can go from cold to sweating just by going to your room to get a sweater!
Holy crispy ginger 😂😂😂 love it. Will have to remember that one. Kudos to you for the job that you do. I could never be a paramedic.
3 days outside and never once took the hat off till now. Total dedication to the hat.
Jesus loves you ::::
That skin would just slide off
Sunglasses too! 😂
Damn sunburn can cause kidneys to fail?
@@kalithechamp1412no, it’s the dehydration
“And whatever’s left of your kidneys” 😭
"Holy crispy ginger!" 🤣🤣🤣I love this. I will be using this now
„Holy crispy ginger“ is a phrase I am going to have to remember for the next time I get a sunburn…
Same :-D
I will, too :)
Being a ginger , this will be my phrase , all summer 🤣😂
😅
Right!? I love it. I'll probably just start saying it for everything 😂
As a ginger this is my worst nightmare. Sunburns this intense are terrible, but the chances of melanoma later are not a joke.
Exactly! Sunblock and UV tech clothing are a must for the sun! I used to work at a waterlife supply store and the people who didn’t know how to protect themselves from the sun was ridiculous. Some denied it being an issue calling cancer an old persons disease.
The first time I went kayaking with some family, I was applying a healthy portion of sunscreen all over about every 20-30 minutes. I was outside for 3 hours that day. I was still blistering from that sunburn 3 months later.
Kayaking was fun. The aftermath of my skin... not so much.
@@poke-talia268That could actually partially be from the sunscreen. I’m not saying don’t apply sunscreen, definitely do, but that stuff shouldn’t be overly applied. Stuff has some chemicals for sure.
As a fellow ginger, I get this. Enemy number one is the sun, after that is mosquitoes, people that think I’m blonde, and green hats. Oh god the green hats.
@@TheLegendaryMemeKing my arms got the same amount of sunscreen, but they had milder burns. I'm just tissue white and my legs usually never see the light of day. Lol. And I wasn't putting on a whole bottle or anything any time I reapplied sunscreen, but with the water, I wanted to make sure the sunscreen hadn't all washed off.
The "Ya Think" has the same energy as the surgeon in House M.D who got sneezed on by House during a liver transplant.
Yo that moment was gold 😂
Work as a seasonal worker on a boardwalk one year. Was talking with one of the friendlier local homeless people. He seemed a little burnt so I commented on it. His reply was to say "that's nothing" and he showed me his lobster red sunblistered leg. 5 minutes later he was being loaded into the ambulance to go to the hospital burn unit for the second time that summer.
jesus christ, i hope he's okay now and has shelter, that's brutal
I was homeless for years in Baltimore so within a day out there I had sun poisoning but then also saw people freeze to death on the sidewalk a few months later . And alot of the time maryland will transition between the two within days so being om the streets you have no idea or way to prepare. It was so cold a couple nights ago it gave me a panic attack feeling like I was om the street in January again and then today and it feels like the middle of summer.
@@DumpsterFairy97atleast it's better then being in Texas since well weather can change from a perfectly normal day to either ice age basically or to end of the world feeling heat within about 30 minutes for the lowest time
I once was suffering from severe dehydration, heat exhaustion, almost heat stroke, and a wicked bad sunburn at a water park in a different state when I was 13. My grandparents noticed I was sluggish and panting and just bought me more ice cream as opposed to water or any fluids. If it wasnt for my sister noticing that I stopped sweating, I likely would've ended up in the hospital. Always drink water and take breaks from the outdoors when in a different part of the world.
you should have gone to the hospital. If you stop sweating that's already a life and death situation, your body is already shutting down and won't be able to fix itself without outside intervention.
I lived that. Visited familiy in France as a kid and we spent a day at the beach. Burned my skin right off my legs. Did not pee for almost a week. So many blisters.
PS. Sunscreen goes on your legs, too.
As a roofer I can verify this is accurate asf lmfao especially when working on a job 2-4 hours away from home.
Nothing like the leg and back lock up in the car on the way back.
Bless you! I hope you use lots of sun block! I’ve got serious skin cancers now because that stuff wasn’t available back then. Be smarter!
@@e.conboy4286and a Cap!!
Holy crispy ginger! 😂 I can't! Jason kills me with these. The scary part is that these are ACTUAL. THINGS. HE'S. SEEN. I worry for us as a society. But holy crispy ginger! 😂😂😂
Well, the actual guy he saw may not have been four days.
Knowing society, this is pretty common. They often end up in oncology for their skin cancer afterwards.
Redhead here. Can confirm. He was outside anywhere between 25 minutes and 3 days.
The next one with a broken bone, you should say, “Oh, gingersnap”
Jason, your videos should be mandatory viewing in schools, clubs, first aid courses, medical courses....
You know, I totally agree with that.
He actually looks like a Jason😅
@@armeengreen1176 maybe because his name actually is Jason 🤯
@@AuraBearDisciple4 I know😁 I didn't know before. So I'm saying he looks like one it fits him! Stop being a bot 😭
We convinced our entire generation that this is a battle that we could win.
As a redhead....
I went to florida onve and got heatstroke. I stopped sweating in disney world
Been there. I didn't pass out but lost the ability to see for a few minutes. Actually, that might explain some issues I have now....
At no point his brain told him to go inside? 😮
Too cooked
It’s kinda like hypothermia. There’s a point where your brain gets confused and no longer perceives the problem.
I live down south in the US and no, no it does not. The sun cooks your brain too quickly to where you can't think. Half the time people don't even realize how sick they are until they suddenly feel too dizzy to stand or start feeling nauseous. And even then, it's just "I'd better go inside" instead of "holy motherforking shirtballs I could die"
@@CatGold5047this is the bad place!
@@RobynhoodlumCan confirm, hypothermia numbs your brain to the point where it doesn’t perceive what should be obvious danger. I got it from trying to walk to work during a snowstorm, after my bus broke down. I tried to cut through a grocery store on the way to warm up a bit.
My first clue something was seriously wrong should have been when I stood just an inch or so away from that hot thing where they keep the rotisserie chicken…and couldn’t actually feel any heat at all.
But by then, my brain was so numb that I just walked right back outside and kept going!
I did manage to make it the office, but it took two full hours of being bundled up in there for my body to START shivering. Meaning it had already given up trying to keep everything outside of my core warm, which is scary to think about.
"whatever's left of your kidneys" had me
Oh yeah, I’ve been this guy. That’s why I never take my shirt off at water parks, or in lakes, or if the suns up in general.
You might want to look into rejuvenation and some natural skincare after that. And some way to remove senescent cells and cancer cells.😭The human body does not respond to too much sunlight lightly.
A RATED ACTING. His dedication, commitment to characters, all of it. Excellent.
You calm down right now kid. no need to yell about good acting.... you calmtf down....
@@scoper7897 who you calling kid homo? You calm down.
@@scoper7897 you’ve only had UA-cam for three years. Sit down.
@@jameshudson2659 What does that have to do with anything.
This guy/channel is great. always makes me laugh.
I live in Arizona and when I was 16, I was on the back of my boyfriend's motorcycle. Apparently I got overheated and thankfully passed out and fell off his motorcycle when he came to a red light. I woke up inside a conscience store! It was scary! But it could have been way worse! It could have happened while riding around!
Where is this conscience store? I need to buy several people early Christmas gifts!
(Glad you fell when you did.)
@@DJ-sv7xf😂😂😂
As a black woman I'm learning so much from this comments section. I had no idea all of this could happen just from sun exposure!
@tjaspire
I have learned that black people can still get sunburned and get skin cancer etc., just that it takes more exposure than for white people.
Being one of those paranoid white people... please wear sunscreen and be careful! I've gotten severe sunburn and heat stroke multiple times, and both my parents have scars from having melanomas surgically removed; it's not fun, and I hope it never happens to you.
@@tjaspireIt can happen no matter your skin color! Remember, Bob Marley died of skin cancer.
"...and whatever's left of your kidneys" 💀
This is so relatable. As a kid my family drove across France in the summer, and I didn’t put on any suncream. Back then I didn’t know UV light can in fact penetrate glass. I got through an entire tube of after sun
Oh yeah, that's why cars in the US have had UV-protective windows for several years, that's a "standard option" on all models now. (A 'Standard Option' is an item that is not part of the 'base price,' however you cannot get the vehicle without it. Just another way that the car's MSRP bears no relation to what you will pay for it.)
I’m from Florida. I also unfortunately have dysautonomia and POTS and thus very heat intolerant… usually takes me wayyy less time to be passing out from heat even with plenty of water. I’m impressed he made it 3 days however that’s also horrifying and I honestly don’t know how it gets to that level but I hope he’s okay now tho!
Eyyy POTS Florida buddy! Fr that fact he lived 3 days is shocking lmao
@@dothebunnyhop4026 omg heyyyyy!!! Crazy how the internet brings us together lol. I’m amazed, I am curious how he ended up tho… his poor kidneys and honestly whole body. Like holy crap!
I saw that RvB joke coming from a mile away
"How long have you been at this outpost?"
"Uhhh... what day is it today?"
"Its tuesda-"
"I have been here 14 months"
Back in the early 80s I was an EMT in San Diego and paramedics were just starting to be a thing. We were on fire department rotation for emergency calls and one night around 9pm got a call for an unconscious person. Arrived at the home and found a muscular gentleman probably red as the actor in this skit. However, he was in bad shape. He was unconscious, red as can be and hot to the touch and having petite mal seizures. Apparently he was at the beach All day drinking beer came home and fell asleep. His family tried to wake him and when he started to have the seizures they called 911. While there getting ready to scoop and haul had family members get me any ice they had in the freezer and took ice packs and put them underneath his armpits and his groin as a femoral artery is right there. We were Code 3 all the way to the hospital. Don’t know if he made it, imagine he did as we usually heard if we lost someone. Worst case of heat stroke I ever seen.
Friend of mine and friends and her mom decided to go tubing on the Feather River in N CA...but forgot to check pg&e's powerhouse water release schedule.
Low water, deep in the canyon, no road access, 90+F, and wrong shoes...wound up with one person in sneakers managing to go call 911 and a helicopter showed up to winch them out.
Never ever have I seen anyone so red! Clown nose greasepaint red. Then blisters....
Beer is dehydrating. Not all liquids are equal. A cup of water between each beer would have prevented this.
This is me when I go out in the sun for more than an 30 minutes without sunscreen. I'm not even Scandinavian! But usually the burning skin sensation tells me I screwed up before my brain and kidneys cook.
YA THINK!? Had me rolling around laughing!
I’m from Colorado: the sun is so intense that even when it’s an extremely cloudy day you can get a sunburn
That is why we get the saying “The only place where you can get frostbite and a sunburn at the same time” 😂
Temperature has nothing to do with sunburn... I think you know that, but the number of comments that seemingly dont is surprising lol
Takes a bit over 10 min here in nz. Ozone hole and all that.
Lived in Aurora. GD (teen) in Feb it was a warm day. Yup Sat outside and did burn pretty bad. It's real! We are now back in Maine.
In fact, if there's a lot of new snow, you can burn even faster -- the light reflects off the _very_ white surface and turns you into a char-cicle.
Yes, but unlike at the beach or on a boat most people don't hike or ski with as few clothes on as at the beach. You can get sunburn through clothes but it takes longer and avoids the pain of burning everything possibly including the private bits. Hopefully someone will tell you you look like a cooked lobstah.
I remember my mom once told me about a sunburn she got that was so bad, her skin would slide off whenever somebody just touched it.
She was shedding like a snake lol
i'm sorry, her skin was *what?*
2nd degree sunburn can be like that when the blistering starts. Blisters can be several square inches and the top will just kind of slough off if you wipe your hand over it.
Disturbing how I know what she means. Oh the memories.
Yep,.I did that. Luckily it was only that bad in a small area, but 40 years later I still have the scars
Im a passenger in a car with other people so I had my volume off and I find it funny how I read this in his voice and tone.
I from near Washington DC and moved to Cairo Egypt over a year ago and I was not prepared for the summer! Intense sun with no cloud coverage is no joke. It reached the point where I just avoided going out during the day and did everything at night.
Give him the Oscar please. He even colored himself as a Dorito! Such a pro!
Looks more like Cheetos than Doritos. Lol
A moment of silence for all the Doritos that lost their coating just so Jason coat himself in it.
Lol i spent like 4 hours on a beach in Florida collecting seashells while my mom and aunt either sat in partial or full shade for the whole time, me and my mom are from way up north and my aunt lives in texas, they are both SEVERAL shades draker than me a shut in, while i was wearing a swim shirt and shorts with wave shoes, a hat and sunglasses i only reapplied sunscreen after we left the beach. Despite this, both my mom and aunt got mild sunburn even though they reapplied and were in the shade about 50% of the time, while i was in direct sunlight the whole time, my legs also got wet so the sunscreen probably didnt do much, yet i got no sunburn, not even the warm feeling. I like to joke that i traded my mosquito immunity for sunburn immunity, but ive always tanned easy, but my sunburn is just not noticeable but hurts like hell
My grandpa got sunburned on his legs that his skin is practically a giant scab. His skin is hard as rock, and cracks rather than flexing. And it's been that way for nearly 30 years.
I recently went to St Lucia. Went scuba diving. Despite MULTIPLE coats of factor 50 suncream (strongest you can get in January in the UK 🤦♂️) I got horrendous sunburn on my back. I was definitely borderline sunstroke and considering going to hospital. Luckily I got away with it. Reckon drinking water near-constantly throughout the night helped.
Get travel insurance, kids. It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.
I live in Florida, i was born and raised here. I’ll tell you one thing, if you’re going to go to a Beach pretty much anywhere in the world regardless of whether you’re swimming, tanning, etc etc, you should be almost constantly rehydrating and reapplying sunscreen.
I learned my lesson the hard way when I was 14. I went to a beach called Vero Beach in the East Coast, I hadn’t been to an East Coast Beach in a very long time so I was excited. I was there for 3 days, and each one of those days I was in the water for probably 6+ Hours. I went home with SEVERE sunburn, I don’t know how I didn’t get Sun Poisoning. That was the one and only time I needed to be taught that lesson. Obviously SCUBA Diving comes with its own special measures to be taken but these are just things I know from living in the Environment that many Tourists every year underestimate and pay for, some times tragically. Hydrate, and Shelter every so often, it will save you a lot of trouble. Cheers from across the pond.
I went to the Bahamas for a college course. There was a lot of snorkeling, but also even more riding on a boat and hiking; and knowing that I sunburn pretty easily, I just wore my wetsuit at all times during excursions. I never felt hot (the layer of water that wetsuits trap next to your skin probably helped with that), but I got all kinds of looks from the staff like they thought I was about to drop dead from heatstroke at any moment. Also, there are thousands of aggressive horseflies there, and I was very happy to discover that they can’t bite through a 4mm neoprene wetsuit.
This is why it is crucial to do your research, when you go to a place you haven’t ever been, or haven’t been in a very very long time, a friend that I known had went to South Korea for the summer, knew nothin about there culture, and very little about there language, and she went to a more popular restaurant, and had gotten kicked out, because she had gave a tip,and for those that don’t know, it is considered rude, and even embarrassing. Let’s just say the owner did not like, that was 3 year ago, and she had recently went back this summer, to the same restaurant and apologize to the owner, in their language, I’m really proud of her!🥰
I'm a Canadian, and one year I went down to Arizona, and went to the Pima Air museum. I remember feeling super comfortable due to the lack of humidity, but suddenly felt really dizzy. Couldn't figure out why at first, until it hit me that it was severe dehydration. Whoops. 😅
Yeah, it sneaks up on you in the desert. When you’re not sweating, it’s surprisingly easy to miss how hot you are.
@@TinandelOh, for sure! I'm glad that my parents and I caught on early enough that we didn't pass out and/or need medical help. Just smartened up, and drank water. Felt better after. :D
Overheating can do that, too
I wish you would do some shorts on the ER/ED’s treatments of people without adequate insurance. You must have seen at least one of your “VIP passengers” being sent home, after the ED/ER did the minimal amount of stabilization required by law.
Three days…….that dude just doesn’t need the hospital….he needs to get in the record books for sitting there that long 😂
I remember when I was in Arizona ( _I'm Swedish for context_ ) during summer. I do not like warm places at all, Turkey ( _was there when I was like 10-11_ ) was warm but at least it had more humidity. They ( _friend's grandparents_ ) were so concerned about my health because it looked like I was gonna keel over that they placed this super comfortable ice-blanket around my shoulders. So cozy!
Oh shit. As an Arizonan, I tell ya: you were close to the PNR (Point of No Return). Glad that blankie did the trick! :)
That IV in the sunburn is gonna HURT.
Not to mention the medical tape!
Can confirm! Had to get IV fluids once because my blood sugar wouldn't come down (type 1 diabetic), and I was sunburned. That IV hurt like a b*tch.
"... whatever is left of your kidneys ..." < had me laughing x´D
This one had me doubled over laughing especially when he said three days 😂😂
I love how he asks what time it is like that changes how it's been 3 days LOL
My deepest respect that he stayed out in the sun for three days, just for that short.
That’s why I always say…stay hydrated and if you’re so white that you can’t handle the southern sun, build yourself up throughout the days🤣
if i ever visit the south im tethered to whatever residence im staying at by how long the garden hose is......... not like i could exercise anyway since the sea level humidity would borderline collapse my asthmatic lungs.
humidity and smoke are my lung's kyrptonite. while just looking at the sun sideways would insta burn me and cause sunstroke in minutes without the hose.
@@Everlucky_Clover damn besides the asthma are you from a country where there’s little sun?
Guess what? Melanin cooks too!
"I HAVE DONE NOTHING BUT STAND IN THE SUN FOR 3 DAYS."
love this guys videos 🤣
I worked at a rental facility and a group had a minor go down outside and their group tried to shade them with a towel for 20 minutes before they came and got me. When I asked if anyone had called 911, they told me that the minor had a medical condition and “passes out occasionally” but would be fine. Needless to say I called 911 right away and they took them to the hospital. The heat index had been over 100, they had been outside most of the day, and were clearly on their way to heat stroke. 🤦🏻♀️
Don’t mess around with heat exhaustion and heat stroke!
I passed out at my tanning salon from overheating Thursday. Tried a new bed, got out early cus I felt overheated, took 2 steps out of the tanning room, vision went black, I fell, hit my head on the corner of a table and then the floor. Woke up and was like “did that really just happen??” Then told them not to call an ambulance cus I don’t have health insurance and I’d be fine (Medicaid dropped me I am waiting for my job to let me get on their plan) Turns out, a lady who works for EMS was in there, just happened to be going to tan, assured me it’s free to just check me out and called EMS for me. Then coincidentally a guy who works with the fire department but was on vacation came in to tan and stayed with me till EMS arrived. Just happened to be lucky I guess! My head didn’t even get a bruise! Safe to say I’ll be sticking with my regular tanning bed in the future. Everyone was so nice but damn that was embarrassing 😂
Nah it’s the “three days of sitting in the scorching sun” for me
Holy crispy ginger😂 as a ginger myself I loved that line👌
fr same
I was that guy yesterday. I was reapplying sunscreen every couple hours but I didn't have to pee once in approximately 15 hours.
I'm not a ginger, but still whiter than white; I have done this level of damage in 2 hours (I was in my early 20s). Can confirm the peeling is next level. I actually went into shock the morning after that exposure and passed out. I peeled in sheets at least 6" square, 3 layers deep, and had scarring on my shins & a slight tan line for 11 months. I don't recommend getting drunk and taking a nap in an open field on a Pennsylvania mountaintop. Or rolling over to get both sides. Yes, I went to the ER, no, they didn't do anything but give me Tylenol 3 and tell me to put cool compresses on the "uncomfortable" spots. Next day at my doctor, he threw a fit at the lack of treatment I received and set me up with a supply of silvadene cream to treat the blistering. Worst week of my life up to that point. Please pay attention to your skin.❤
As a species it's hilarious we evolved a phone number we call when we've done something stupid, and some other animal just shows up
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thinks like this sometimes 😅
What a beautiful backyard view! If it snows there I can only imagine how peaceful it looks with snow everywhere & the river freezing over. I’d sit out there and drink hot cocoa 😊❤
Oompa loompa shade looks good on ya! 😂 Finally a channel that teaches and is hilarious!! Thanks!
The horrors you’ve seen and the humor you find in them is as inspiring as it is confounding.
"Holy crispy ginger." Yeah.... That explains me exactly when I've been in the sun for more than 30 minutes 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Is this guy a real fire man.
Pov. Me literally standing in the sun for 1 minute in the Australian summer.
“Holy crispy ginger” got me laughing
"ya think " is so funny
Holy crispy ginger would be a crazy reaction though🤣🤣
Do the one about the girl who calls at 3 AM because she thinks she burnt her finger. That one is awesome.
- Ya think?
- Not lately, no
Holy crispy ginger..😂❤
The calm exhale in the beginnning is devious work
The expression on his face when he sees the ginger guy is hilarious.
I live in Brazil, it's always a treat to my eyes seeing people from the north part of the world come here pale as heck and get a sunburn just walking around town. Every summer I see the same thing around the streets lol.
Living in the Southern Hemisphere, my brain had a bit of a _huh?_ moment when he said “I’m from the North, and forgot how hot it down gets here.” 😅 The North IS the warmer side
It's not nearly as bad, but my bf from Britain recently came to visit me for a week, and I live on the southeast coast. We visited the beach and he refused my offer of sunscreen. He got a blistering sunburn and me telling him I told him so.
"Holy crispy ginger" ahhhhhg HAHAHA😅
This happened to me in Hawaii. Except I was out in the sun for MAYBE 4 hour, im from Colorado (our sun is pretty intense due to the increased elevation) and I'm not a ginger either. I literally had people stopping me on the street to comment on my sunburn. I've literally never had that happen before or since. It was BAD. Wear sunscreen and REAPPLY especially if you enter the water. I went wrong with the reapplication step, especially since we were on a beach with waves that were body slamming me into the sand. I'm sure my sunscreen went away FAST.
His risk for developing skin cancer went up 5000%
“Holy crispy ginger”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bro mad respect for you thanks for your service