Really? Or… I don’t know, dropping out of school all together, joining the marines, getting an other than honorable, working under the table jobs to survive, getting in trouble with the law, skipping bail, crewing a fishing boat in Alaska… marrying a native, becoming an EMT, teaching emergency medicine to locals… I mean not that I would know anything about this.
Meh, I don't believe a word of it. He's probably playing the both of them, grilling his younger son about studying medicine only to end up servicing what's essentially a pump ("I blame myself for letting you play Mario brothers when you were ten!"), and the only reason his sons haven't figured it out is because they never compared notes.
My dad's a cardiac anesthesiologist. I wish our conversations were this heartfelt... or interesting. I'm pretty sure the last time we spoke he resented me for distracting him from his puzzle book.
As a neurologist dad, I have to say it was rather primitive to get the serial sevens incorrect. The patient must subtract from one hundred not add. Nice try, for an ophthalmologist. (Only joking - this is hilariously spot on) Cheers!
My dad and I are both neurologists, this hits home. Serial 7's are supposed to be in reverse though! Figures that an ophthalmologist would get the most basic part of a cognitive exam wrong. (/s)
My dad's been gone 8 years now, and I'd give anything for a single one of these burns, even if we had a much warmer relationship (him not being in medicine...)
@@lizschwab1746 My dad passed in 2007. My mom in 1996. My condolences to you for the loss of your dad 8 years ago. And my condolences to @Sarza -for their loss too. It's never "too late" to give condolences or to accept them. Grief has no statute of limitations. Many times I've felt it's damn unfair that time is allowed to keep marching on after such losses. I accept that's the price of love, I guess. But it seems like a crappy trade-off if you ask me. As you know, the passing of time doesn't make that desire for "one more (insert anything here)" go away. I too would give anything to see or hear "one more" anything. My dad was was a force of wit and intelligence... and had a *wicked* sharp sense of humor. His zingers we're legendary.He chose his words carefully-weather he be deadly serious or lobbing wicked zingers. I sure do miss that. I sure do miss him. (And mom. ❤️)
I'm currently in a post-bac program to get the classes I need to go to grad school for speech pathology. One of my classes is Neurology of Speech and Hearing. The professor's first email was before the class started and was to tell us that we had assignments due 3 days after the class started. All I can imagine is this neurologist as my professor and it's really helping
This and "That is a good hammer... stay out of my way" were the most "I love you" and "I like this guy" we have got from neurology... and probably will.
Hey dad Regarding synaptic transmission,result was not statistically significant because sample size is not enough and guess who is at fault for such a lower sample size
Just finished my neuro rotation and I was criticized for doing serial 7’s like this. I was supposed to have the patient count backwards from 100 by 7’s. I think subtraction better localizes to the primary arithmetic cortex because addition by 7’s requires dual innervation from the red zone of the NFL nucleus.
Plus, counting upward is not necessarily an addition task, since most people probably memorized their multiplication tables by rote, in ascending order, as children.
I, a neurologist, also couldn't help but point out that serial 7s really should be backward from 100... continuing to highlight the extreme accuracy of the neurologist character....
And suddenly I understand Neurology so much better! Now I'm wondering how Radiology's call with his dad went?! Is it even possible to get good reception in a secret underground lair? (If there was anyone that was probably raised in a dark cave like abode, it was him (and maybe Dermatology)!
Ohh thank god, for a second there I thought I had missed Fathers' day. And then I found out Fathers' day is celebrated on different days across the globe.
That ending was almost alarmingly tender for a neurologist
@Harley Quinn © Selena Gomez has very nice soft soles 🤣👣 i didnt know shes a foot model
We need to start the workup.
You think it's tender to be loved by a neurologist? It's the single greatest insult there is!
i thought oxytocin would be beneath a neurologist
I’m surprised the phone call even happened. Didn’t think neurologists knew they had kids let alone their phone number
Cardiology is exactly where a rebelling Neurologist's kid would go to irritate dad! Nice touch!
Only better would be neurosurgeon.
Really? Or… I don’t know, dropping out of school all together, joining the marines, getting an other than honorable, working under the table jobs to survive, getting in trouble with the law, skipping bail, crewing a fishing boat in Alaska… marrying a native, becoming an EMT, teaching emergency medicine to locals…
I mean not that I would know anything about this.
@@chucksolutions4579 oddly specific
@@lilbatz definitely 😆
@@chucksolutions4579 Well played! Are you living in Juno now? 😂
Can we have a video of ortho calling his father “dad bro”? And the father calling ortho “son bro”?
That's tooo good😂
Does he call his brother bro bro?
@@BA-pu4gm No he calls him Derek.
@@BA-pu4gm Big bro bro if he’s the older brother, and lil bro bro if he’s the younger brother
@@AznJsn82091 Bro...
..did NOT expect the wholesome ending. Well, as long as they are enjoying the banter!
The neurodadologist has the greatest burns.
Neurodadologist is now a member of your team.
@Harley Quinn © your father figure?
@@chloroplast8611 hehe thanks
Sick one bro! Puns are my bread and butter!
So sweet that he'd still have some level of pride in the son that became a Cardiologist.
You can bet he never tells that to him though 😂 the conversation with the other son would probably look like this one with the roles reversed
Meh, I don't believe a word of it. He's probably playing the both of them, grilling his younger son about studying medicine only to end up servicing what's essentially a pump ("I blame myself for letting you play Mario brothers when you were ten!"), and the only reason his sons haven't figured it out is because they never compared notes.
Dad: "Oh please! I have the grey matter of a 20 year old!"
Neurologist: "Human or dog?"
🤣 🤣 🤣
I thought he was going ro say "in a jar?"
@@wordzmyth good one!
Assistant professors are for academics what glial cells are for the nervous system: Doing almost all the work, yet never get the credit they deserve.
Lol, this is actually a good one.
I see your Assistant Professor and raise you ... a Clinical Lecturer
Same for adjuncts.
Agree!!
do glial cells bang their TAs, too
This may seem like hostile behavior, but this is actually how neurologists show affection
>:(
@@Itheil Exhibit A ☝️❤️
😹
😂
I bet the majority are Capricorn
My dad's a cardiac anesthesiologist. I wish our conversations were this heartfelt... or interesting. I'm pretty sure the last time we spoke he resented me for distracting him from his puzzle book.
@Harley Quinn © get out
We all have That parent, my friend ❤
next time try giving him new puzzle book?
Give him a puzzle book, first few blank. The rest completed.
‘Gasp!’ Not the sudoko!
As someone going to neurology, I plan to insult my future son the same way
😄 Savage.
As long as you don't try it on your future wife. That could severely reduce the chance of existence of your planned son.
“What publications?”
“Exactly”
*Emotional damage*
Now,we need a series where all the medicine dads visit their children.
Congratulations on the 600k! Well earned.
@Harley Quinn © your dad?
Only if GI is Dr. Schmidt and his actual Dad! They're already hilarious! 😂
The big question: does Jonathan's dad work for the ophthalmologist's dad?
@@whatausernamethisis8893 Even bigger question: Does Jonathan even have a dad?
@Harley Quinn © what’s here? Is it the Xenogears remake? Silicon Knights got back together and made Eternal Darkness 2? Is it the end of days and I need to grab my emergency marshmallow roasting stick???
As a neurologist dad, I have to say it was rather primitive to get the serial sevens incorrect. The patient must subtract from one hundred not add. Nice try, for an ophthalmologist. (Only joking - this is hilariously spot on) Cheers!
Right?! I was thinking the same thing. "Hang on! This isn't how they taught me in the med school?!"
I had to do subtracting serial sevens once whilst concussed (it was not pretty) and the thought still makes me shudder.
Just subtract 10 and add 3, like we math flunkies might.
I think he did a double there
@@Lisa4U7Aaron_Modahl my mind is blown by this.
When a neurologist remembers who you are and doesn't sneer, it's a sign of affection - this was truly a hallmark moment.
My dad and I are both neurologists, this hits home. Serial 7's are supposed to be in reverse though! Figures that an ophthalmologist would get the most basic part of a cognitive exam wrong. (/s)
Looks like somebody wasn't paying attention in med school.
Great insult in that last sentence! :-)
I can't do maths, if I had to do the series 7's even on a good day.. I'd be clinically
Med student, just shared this with my neurologist dad. Put a smile on my face. Thank you =)
What about his face?
Did your dad like the video though? 🙂
Pls tell him u going to cardiology or anesthesiology
Ahh, neurology clearly runs in the family...
The younger brother in cardiology: 👀
@@guardianofthegalaxy2051 Must be the black sheep of the family...
@@guardianofthegalaxy2051 he tries so hard because he knows he’s the actual black sheep of the family.
I’m in neurology residency and my dad passed away last year. Pretty bummed today but this made me smile.
Sorry for your loss, hi from NZ
❤️
My dad's been gone 8 years now, and I'd give anything for a single one of these burns, even if we had a much warmer relationship (him not being in medicine...)
@@lizschwab1746 My dad passed in 2007. My mom in 1996.
My condolences to you for the loss of your dad 8 years ago. And my condolences to @Sarza -for their loss too. It's never "too late" to give condolences or to accept them. Grief has no statute of limitations.
Many times I've felt it's damn unfair that time is allowed to keep marching on after such losses. I accept that's the price of love, I guess. But it seems like a crappy trade-off if you ask me.
As you know, the passing of time doesn't make that desire for "one more (insert anything here)" go away. I too would give anything to see or hear "one more" anything.
My dad was was a force of wit and intelligence... and had a *wicked* sharp sense of humor. His zingers we're legendary.He chose his words carefully-weather he be deadly serious or lobbing wicked zingers. I sure do miss that. I sure do miss him. (And mom. ❤️)
I can only dream of having a father son relationship that healthy.
😢
Thankfully I am an orphan now. No longer have my soul flayed in this way.
Are you a doctor?
@@ABCstockholm007 I’m a master
Can confirm similar conversation occurred today with my father…the neurosurgeon!
I've learned they come in two speeds. This or just cool AF. Like a surfer dude who's so chill the fact they're a neurosurgeon just misses you.
What a decussation of emotions at the end ❤️🥲
I've never clicked on a notification so fast . I love these videos.
😂 sounds like me talking to *my* Dad ...
Happy Father's Day, Doc
I'm currently in a post-bac program to get the classes I need to go to grad school for speech pathology. One of my classes is Neurology of Speech and Hearing. The professor's first email was before the class started and was to tell us that we had assignments due 3 days after the class started. All I can imagine is this neurologist as my professor and it's really helping
It was for 3 days after? You're lucky it wasn't due the first day of class. Been there many times.
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 oh boy that's gonna be fun 🤣 told the day of AND working in a group? There's, uh. There's still time to quit, right?
"I've got the grey matter of a 20 year old!"
So...not fully developed?
Me with my Orthopedist dad
Me: Happy fathers day, dad.
My dad: Thanks son-bro
This and "That is a good hammer... stay out of my way" were the most "I love you" and "I like this guy" we have got from neurology... and probably will.
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY DR. GLAUCOMFLECKEN!!! 🥳🥳
Serial 7s are done down from 100, but I wouldn't expect an eye dentist to know that! Thanks for this charming vid with a wholesome ending :)
And I thought conversations with my dad were complicated.
The way they insulted each other 🤣🤣🤣💙
Hey dad Regarding synaptic transmission,result was not statistically significant because sample size is not enough and guess who is at fault for such a lower sample size
At first I was like “serial sevens”??? Funny!
Congrats on 600K! You should have a following of 6M! I hope that one day you do!
the "i love you" brought tears to my eyes. or maybe i've been staring at my computer screen for too long.
Remember to blink at least every 20 minutes!
This video takes on a whole new meaning when you realise that cardiology and neurosurgery are actually the brothers in question it makes total sense
Holy shit this is huge. I didn't know we needed the Neurologist's backstory, but learning it explains so much!
Just finished my neuro rotation and I was criticized for doing serial 7’s like this. I was supposed to have the patient count backwards from 100 by 7’s. I think subtraction better localizes to the primary arithmetic cortex because addition by 7’s requires dual innervation from the red zone of the NFL nucleus.
Plus, counting upward is not necessarily an addition task, since most people probably memorized their multiplication tables by rote, in ascending order, as children.
😂
I, a neurologist, also couldn't help but point out that serial 7s really should be backward from 100... continuing to highlight the extreme accuracy of the neurologist character....
I'd fail at it either way, let's face it.
And suddenly I understand Neurology so much better!
Now I'm wondering how Radiology's call with his dad went?! Is it even possible to get good reception in a secret underground lair? (If there was anyone that was probably raised in a dark cave like abode, it was him (and maybe Dermatology)!
"I have the gray matter of a 20 year old."
"Human or Dog?"
What a clap back 😂😭
Am sitting here gobsmacked that two neurologists had an entire conversation that was so civil.
They still loved themselves in the end. Awesome
Aw! they have such a dysfunctionally functional relationship ☺️
"Well, I learnt from the best" 😌 Loved it!!!
Dr. G your comedic talent is approaching Monty Python level…bravo and congratulations on 600k!
what a special relationship!
Omg what’s wrong with you😂😂😂 I love it
I like how they end with love, showing that this brutal competition is to keep them strong rather than degrade self-esteem
“…until either I die or you have a respectable career” 🔥
That "Exactly." was EmOtIoNaL dAmAgE!!!
From Insults to sudden wholesome ending.
The insults from neurologists are truly the best. What a character.
"Those results were not statistically significant, and you know it!" lmao
Imagine that nephrologist dad and cardiologist son conversation ahah
I can’t figure out if this is heartwarming or not
This needs to become a series!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻The creativity is just spectacular
This is EXACTLY how a functional family and/or friendship works. Lovingly ripping on each other. Also, great mental exercise!
That was a fantastic ride, love the twist at the end. (Father's day is in September in my country)
you know just how close you are to someone if you can go right from very specific highbrow insults to i love yous ❤️
Ohh thank god, for a second there I thought I had missed Fathers' day.
And then I found out Fathers' day is celebrated on different days across the globe.
Yes England's farthers day is today
Seems that acorn is still firmly attached to the tree.
Human or Dog? That caught me way off guard 🤣🤣🤣
at first i found this a bit sad but there was a happy ending
Neurology is actually wholesome for once. SO freaking wholesome.
As a family therapist, I appreciate this video
Awesome. Happy Fathers day to all the dads
It hurts TOO MUCH that I understood All Of This, and I only have a Bachelors in Psychology, but have a mother who is a Psychiatrist.
This sounds like my conversation with my dad every Father’s Day! 😂
So cute! Haha. Happy Father's Day Dr. Glauc
The fact that they said I love you is so sweet and almost worrying
Happy father's day, Doc.
"How are your publications coming along?"
"What publications?"
"Exactly."
Oof that one hit too close to home
Thanks for reminding it was Father’s Day doc
You’re saving lives/eyes and relationships
God bless
These are the most entertaining medical skits, the creativity is superb!
No Neurologists dad has ever said 'I love you son'
This is sweeter than any interaction I have ever had with my dad.
yeah, mine had to be on is death bed and relayed the message of "I love you" trough m mom.... or at least she said he said that.
Right there with you.
My condolences.
I lol'd lots at the different hammers. XD
Belated Happy Father's day sir.
I had to watch this three times before I could stop laughing long enough to hear the whole thing. Well done Sir!
Very well done. I was surprised and amused. Great.
the story was action packed but the ending tho, was so wholesome
Happy father Day doc !!
Love your videos. 👏👏👏Greetings ftom Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷
Another great video from the doctor. Thanks
Wow! I’d like to be a fly on the wall when Neurology ever meets his Cardiologist brother.
I learnt from the best. True for every father child relationship.
The ending was beautiful.
Happy Father's day to you.
Absolutely brilliant!
"Happy Fathers' Day" absolutely floored me 😂😂😂
How did this go from mutual hatred to wholesome.
Surprisingly wholesome ending. 10/10
My first laugh of the day! Thanks!
That's too much smiling for the neurologist, haha. On another note, Happy Father's Day, y'all! Hope you had a good one and ate some yummy food!
Wholesome Father’s Day content
lol that banter was wholesome😂🥰
Great sketch as usual doctor. Well done
Thank you for making me smile!
Happy Father’s Day for everyone!
Not the healthiest relationship, but it seems to work for them!
Those insults are TOP TIER!
We need more dads videos; who is with me???
Therapist: "THIS IS NOT A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP!"