@@annabellelee5665 Oh nOW I get it Big yikes, this hit me too. As someone who's 3, coming 4, years clean I can confirm this still hits as hard as the first time I realized.
@@DisKorruptd That is one of those interesting things that I kind of just wonder what would happen if it wasn't. How many dipshits are gonna blow themselves up. Interesting.
I got so sad when the kid said "they take it personally and I end up having to make them feel better" it's the same with my parents, at least I got help
I confronted my parents about seeking medication and therapy and when they started with the "What did we do wrong? What can we do differently?" line of questioning I kept giving them the same answer "That has nothing to do with what I am trying to discuss with you" until they realized I wouldn't say anything else and we agreed to go to the doctor and get my issues professionally diagnosed. I ended up having anxiety with depression and I'm currently taking Lexapro for it, I've done counseling off and on but found that it wasn't the right solution for me personally but my parents have made it clear that I can go back whenever I want. They don't fully understand my having anxiety but I take every chance I can to educate them.
It's so relieving to hear a positive ending (continuing?) for both the emotional and clinical sides of the story. This may sound derpy or whatever, but your reply-answer irl gives-me-hope. I'm glad for you, and glad you posted, and wish you best of luck going forward.
Haley Doyle So you're diagnosed with anxiety followed with depression also? I hope you're feeling better day by day as it gets slightly easier once you've come to terms with it, or at least i did when i came to terms with my anxiety
When I was diagnosed with depression my mother called me selfish and kept asking me what I was missing in my life since she gave me eveything I would need. I just felt so guilty that I ditched therapy after that
Yeah my mother said the same thing , the thing is that i always tried to be nice , but once i stopped pretending and stopped caring , and revealed my true self , selfish , uncaring ...then my depression somehow went away
Depends. My dad's friend brought a potato cannon one time, and we shot at the trees in our backyard. We also got gunpowder, loaded it up into plastic syringes, and basically detonated mini pipe bombs in the garden. Let's not mention the shenanigans they show in the videos of their camping trips.
Thalanox yes but this kid was making videos about how he wanted to kill people and demonstrating how while spouting shit about the natural order of the universe. Its one thing for a bunch of dumbasses (yeah its dumb to do it without properly knowing what your doing) to blow up a potato cannon for fun. Its another for them to be making threats while doing so.
If that was included in Demelicos' initial post, then what you said might be relevant. As it is, he didn't, and what you're doing is moving the goalposts and arguing in bad faith. Don't worry. They all know exactly what they're doing. They've got the education and safety practices to do all that and then some.
It is i liked to light off home made gas pressure "bombs" using 2 liters, chlorine and brake fluid it makes almost a fire bomb if the canister explodes like its supposed to but if not it burns the hell out of a patch of grass
Tit Maus I agree. He has the mosr depth and always put on a veneer of coldness... like House. SPOILER The scene of Cudner's suicide really showcased this: obsessing over his work only to break down at the end.
That fact he is a. Heater to just gives him more depth too you don’t see that in a main character and this man has so many problems he hides behind I don’t agree with cheating I’ve been cheated on many many many times but for a show this is interesting and he is so underrated because of the cheater stereo type
@@davidliu4134 basically stating that a male character was mentioned to have been depressed/self-harming which is rarely portrayed in the media, especially in a serious light
@@xx_donnie_in_transit_xx9688 it is so well done that I didn't even realise it was special that he was a boy, I just saw what so many teenagers go through
Fun fact: my first gynecologist clocked my self harm and asked my mom to leave the room because she needed to ask me some private questions. My mom said she had an obligation as my parent to know what I was doing. The doc got really stern with my mom and made something up about HIPAA. My mom left the room lol. And I was given a secret referral to a psychologist. And BC.
I don't think the doctor made that up. HIPAA law does state that any reproductive information for anyone 12 years or older is protected and needs consent from the patient to be relayed. At least that's how it is in NY.
@@oosieweste In Oregon, 12 is the age of medical autonomy for anything having to do with mental health and reproductive health. I would assume most if not all states have similar guidelines for age of medical autonomy.
@@supergatorhator that guideline must not exist in the state of Oklahoma. I remember when I was a teenager and I had to go to the doctor for something, the doctors would always look my mom in the eye and ask her directly if I was sexually active or had problems with my mental health lmao It wasn’t until I was 18 years old that they started saying my mother wasn’t allowed to attend the appointments with me anymore.
Lmao at 6:10 "I've never wanted to kill anyone, just torture them slowly in my basement... Preferably with acid." *Everyone looks at her like she's a lunatic* "Haven't you guys ever imagined what you'd do to House?" Everyone in their minds: Oh, that makes sense.
ZukoHalliwell everytime i go to comic con and see someone dressed as rey i say "I dont like rey, shes course she's rough and she just gets everywhere!!"
When he said his parents would take it personally because he's depressed, I completely agree. That's why I don't tell my mum about the extent of my anxiety and feelings of depression.
Yeah I know that. I tell them a snippet of what I’m feeling and I hear them ranting about it the next day because “we give her so much and Shes ungrateful for all the work we do to keep this family running. Disappointing”
1:56"They take it personally that I'm not happy and then I end up having to make them feel better" Literally the biggest thing that hinders my ability to improve in my mental health issues. It hit me right in the gut. I can't talk to anyone in my life without them twisting what I say to fit their narrative or getting angry because my feelings don't fit their perception of me. Just to anyone who may have someone in their life trying to express hurt, try to clear your mind and really listen to every word they say. It might take them forever to get the words out of their mouth but it only take 2 seconds of being brushed off for them never to try to get help again.
if this is helpful to you then good. Every single human is selfish. no matter what a person will try to do the best that they can for themselves, and if they don't then their depressed. it is the natural way of things. Even doing good acts is just another form of selfishness in a way because it fills them with good emotion. If you want to get something out of people than you have to make it become their best interest to do it and then of course if you want to not become vilified you need to do it sustainably. point is every single person has a self-centric view of the universe and if you want to appeal to them you must do it through that.
This is soo very accurate. I had this same problem when i was depressed. No one paid attention to me. I didn't have a family to help me with any of it and it was just a spiral of nobody wanted to help me. I eventually changed my own views and realized that if i kept wanting to live up to other peoples expectations i would never go anywhere. I haven't ever really been able to put it into words quite like you just did. However if anyone is depressed they will look at this comment in disgust. People need to eventually come to terms with it on their own before they can see what you are saying.
WateverWatever04 I’ve been there. It’s gonna be okay. I’ve lived quite a life for only being 20. You’ll get through it all. You gotta remember, you are in charge of your life even if you feel like your brain has taken control. You’ll get through it all. All the bullshit and other issues.
yuh i hate when people talk about natural selection and how most of us wouldnt survive, like bruh you're complaining about people using supermarkets and shit while your out here using "unnatural"shit too to kill your victums. Its a dangourous view point to have for yourself and other people around you
@vexial nes i mean anyone with a gun can survive and in America find are easy to get so acting all high and mighty while using a gun doesn't make you more equipped it makes you look like a cowardly airhead
@vexial nes bruh i am well aware that natural selection applies to everyone and I'm not scared of people with guns??? I was saying how people with god complexes are often stupid, hypocritical and annoying. (also i am doing shit so??)
House definitely made the right choice with Kutner and Taub. Kutner was the right amount of intellectual without coming off as shallow like Chase, and Taub was the right amount of empathetic without letting his feelings affect his job like Cameron.
I love these 10 minute videos that focus on the main plots of the episodes, it's like having all the fluff cut out so you only get the meat of the story.
"Maybe talking to your parents would make things better?" "I've tried, they take it personally that I'm not happy and I end up having to make them feel better." God I empathize with that too much. I love my parents, they only wanted the best for me, but any time I tried to address my feelings of worthlessness they took it as a slight on their parenting abilities. It's not like I was feeling down as a symptom from anything going wrong in my life, but from something deep within in my core and a feeling I was not worth the life I was given. After a while you see your depression as another burden on the people that have given you so much, and you have to hide it in an attempt to lessen the damage you feel you're causing the world. It's one thing to feel sad when something goes wrong in your life, but to truly feel worthless is a completely different beast.
Too bad many people don't understand that the brain is a large electro-chemical mess that can easily fall out of balance. Having too much or too little of something in that brain effects the way you feel, perceive, and think. It's similar to how an injured tendon can hamper walking.
What people dont realize is depression isn't just sadness there have been multiple times in my life whare the only thing that kept me alive was the thought that I wasn't worth the cost of a funeral and the worst part is when you feel you have to hide your depression so others don't blame themselves
Yeees, my Dad got upset and kept saying that the only thing he wanted was for me to be happy- and why I couldnt do that. Smiling afterwards was the most painful thing I've ever done. It was a living hell... I did manage to drag myself out of it in the end. I felt selfish and couldnt work out why I felt that way. Realised I felt I was the wrong gender, I hated my job and was feeling pressured to get a relationship. I also felt like life was pointless I didnt fix any of that, gender change would ruin relationships, new job would tear parents apart if I did what I wanted and when I pushed for a relationship to improve things I felt like I was drowning and hideous. However, I realised the problem wasnt that I wasnt putting in effort to change my life- I had already done that multiple times. I had put effort into faking it till I made it, forcing smiles and pushing towards goals I didnt care about that might help me. I got out of depression by putting an honest effort in changing my mindset. I thought positive thoughts going to sleep about random things 'The world kinda cool, termite hills are badass'. The key thing was not not to might myself on it, if I was screaming over depressed thoughts then it wasnt a change of mindset. It was... hard. Ungodly hard, but step by step the suicidal thoughts vanished. I dont know if that works for everyone
@@JohnSmith-wx9wj brain chemistry's role in depression is often overstated, though. It has many causes that a pill won't fix. Those causes can be hard to find. It can be from childhood trauma that you don't even think about or really remember. Some disorders, like bipolar, really are fully caused by brain chemistry. Depression can be, but it's often more complicated, and needs more work than taking a pill to address.
If my daughter came to me depressed I will never make it about me. When you lose a loved one to suicide it is something you learn about. Be there and let them speak openly and really listen!
5:07 I really appreciate how both Chase and Foreman have already picked up on what House was thinking about, shows how far connected and understanding they are of House compared to the other colleagues. They have been there the longest and have endured House and his antics, shows a whole lot of character growth within the series
Sitting here, talking to my screen, ''Kid talks about natural selection and then stands 15 feet from an exploding homemade pipe bomb.. I doubt he can spell irony.'' Lo and behold.
Also a misunderstanding of natural selection. NS and evolution play constant catch-up with the changing environment in which an organism/generations of organisms exist; they don't "perfect" or "elevate" the creatures over which they operate. Believing the archetypal "state of nature" (ie., in which life is "nasty, brutish, and short") to be the default is the "nature" fallacy. Natural selection is still operating; it's just improving our ability to live within the environment we are creating. It's also foolish to think the Hobbesian state of nature is somehow superior to modern life. If we're talking contributions to society, I'll take Stephen Hawking over some club-wielding warlord any day.
"They take it personally that I'm not happy and I end up having to make them feel better." This is why cry almost all night. Cuz I can't cry in front of my parents.
Snick because a lot of parents who know you'll ask about like being depressed and stuff will sit there and swear that their kid is the happiest in the world
"They take it personally that i'm unhappy and then i end up having to make them feel better." wow. this is me. this is so relatable and just wow i felt it hard.
Its stuff like this that makes me glad my parents take mental health seriously. Both of them realize that my anxiety isn't anyone's fault and not really something to just be controlled. They actively help with coping and notice the signs of an attack sometimes before even I do.
Mine don't. My mom knows I have anxiety and that's about it. She doesn't get why I am depressed even though she knows about half of what happened to me over the years.
He was empathetic to his wife too, that's why he had so much mental anguish about his cheating. He wanted to be with other women, but also didn't want to hurt his wife... even when she okayed an open marriage thing, he didn't go through with it, because he knew it would hurt her.
That depression diagnosis at the beginning was really good. Goes to show these characters are masters at doctoring. Probably took mad skills. And he's not even a psychiatrist.
I got help, medicated, and my mother was actually very understanding of what I was going through. But the problem was that she was the problem. She had 3 affairs, and divorced my father. A year later she told me he wasn't even my real father. So no matter how many pills I took, how many shrinks I talked to, I had to live with the one person that fucked my life up and everything in it. Took me a long time to forgive her
Joseph Taylor just hang in there man. Focus on yourself and keep trying to be a better person - eventually enough time will pass that you can feel like it’s behind you and let go.
Damla Kayacan My dad was never there, my real father had never been there. My mom always had. So I just had to learn to stop being so angry all the time. Which was hard.
Lowkey trying to recover myself but abuse at home was what fucked me up in the first place, and I can't afford to move out, so I feel ya. Alcohol helps.
@@cathalgorham1104 the thing is we only follow House's team and House's patients. Since their cases are extremely complex, I guess it's normal they do everything themself and need to be there all the time. But we do see nurses in the corridors
I blame the show for giving me unrealistic expectations of what I'd have to do at work! I thought I just get to go to work and sit behind the nurses station and just watch doctors as they pass by to help patients to the bathroom. Thanks a lot house!
1:55 - 2:01 is exactly why I do not tell my parents anything. It is a weight I have to carry and something I'm going to deal with by myself and I came to terms with it.
CosmicVoyager Please talk to someone, I used to think like you but it just made things much worse. Keeping all those feelings bottled up takes a heavy toll on your mind and im very glad I finally told my parents what i was going through. You dont even need to tell your parents, just someone close who you trust. Life is too short to hate every moment of it.
@@mentino1556 Have you ever heard of Alice Miller's "The Drama of the Gifted Child"? I highly encourage you to read it, it might dramatically change your perspective on your life and make you feel less alone. :) P.S. ты из россии? В свободное время я учусь русский язык! На русском книга называется "драма одаренного ребёнка и поиск собственного".
1:05 Something I really enjoyed about these later seasons was the fellows actually engaging with House in the "medicine as a game" area. The moments where they actually surprised him with astute observations and were proud of it were really always really funny.
I liked this patent story because it showed that Taub really wanted to do the right thing and get this kid some help. He had a scant few nice moments here and there before, but for the most part he seemed more focused on working for House simply for the hell of it.... and cheating on his wife. During this season, except for maybe the episode Unwritten, House did not seem to care very much for his patients, so it was nice that one of his team members, was picking up the slack; the resident grump, even.
Sure, but it would make more sense if the kid had a troubled home life as well as a troubled school life. Kids that are good looking, and have a stable family life, as the one in the video don't end doing anything violent to anyone.
Jose Franco absolutely right. teens never experience depression and act violently in other countries, or destroy things.... it’s the strangest thing.... and they never come from “normal” homes..... like the columbine hs shooters.... oh wait....
the columbine shooters is interesting because they were popular kids. Eric (one of the shooters) was on prozac for depression, but the drug can cause psychosis. one of the theories is he had dreams that his classmates were trying to kill him and with his meds for depression they caused him to break from reality and sub consius dreaming. What it seems like your doing is applying the marginal stat to all cases which isnt the case.
A woman I knew kept trying to cure her sons depression and the more she did it the more he became aggressive towards her. I explained to her that long term depression replaces friends and partners and take over the whole system and trying to 'rid' him of that was like trying to take away everything he had. The only way to 'cure' depression is to slowly replace it with something else so it crawls back into its hole ! It takes time and finding the right thing to replace it which means really knowing the person and not projecting your own desires on him/her.
I love this little detail at 1:21 when both the doctor and House make the exchange. It’s at the exact same time and the money is just out of sight enough due to the folder.
1:57 That is waaay too real... I've been dealing with depression for the last 10-13 years, and when my family members do something really stupid to make things worse and I feel worse because of it they give me the "I'm a terrible father/ boyfriend/mother ಥ╭╮ಥ " line and I have to make them feel better, or I wind up feeling like a complete piece of shit, because how dare I have depression and not want to wake up most mornings, don't I know what I'm doing to them, so selfish, so cruel...
tpcs well it can be technically "Pure' weed as it taking it right off the plant but they add lead to make it heavier to sell more for a higher price. Its honestly bullshit and which is why I only buy my weed from my "brother".
The term " pure " in the context of a product you consume or do something with ( not in terms of morally good or evil) means only that item...nothing else mixed in with it. I don't blame ya at all for being that picky about your vendor of choice. Government assclowns have nothing more intelligent to do with their time than to try dictating what goes into our bodies.
What if having a sociopathic mother IS the cause of my former depression? Ironically, years of enduring it made me stronger and smarter in a lot of ways. I probably wouldn't be a Doctor right now if it wasn't for her. Well focused anger is an excellent catalyst.
I'm a nurse and my mother was the same , your mother is usually the first attachment you have in life , if that goes wrong , mixed with abuse and neglect , it's only natural to be dissatisfied .
I laughed so hard when he jumped to plasmapheresis after hearing the mere possibility of anti phospholipid syndrome. Infection is and was totally still possible. You can’t just jump to conclusions like that House!
It broke my heart when he said"they take it personally that I'm not happy and i end up having to make them feel better "because this is me right now ,I'm depressed and I'm very suicidal and i cant tell my parents or my siblings I cant talk to my friends either its so hard ,sometimes it physically hurts I dont wanna be alive but i have to because they want and need me to be
Please consider seeking out public services, they can really help and a lot of pressure is removed because you can deal with professionals who wont judge Things will get better, if you trust someone in your family you should tell them, but if anything happens please seek professional help
@@zerotodona1495 not in 2011 they rose and became more common around 2016/2017 this episode aired way before that. If this episode would've aired after 2016 they wouldve been called insensitive or there would have been major backlash because of how much more real this is now in daily life than it was in 2011.
At the end of the episode, Taub gives an anonymous package to the police which contains evidence of the patient's plans. Taub can sympathise with depression but even he has to draw the line somewhere.
I got "depression" when I was studying in tradeschool. After the diagnosis, I told my GF of the time. She called her mom in tears saying she was scared it was contagious. Finally, 4 months later I realize she was the reason for my depression. Hell of a learning curve.
Except the guy that came in wasn’t the drug dealer. The kid in the hospital bed was the drug dealer. The guy that came to the bedside was the drug recipient. And why did the doctor call him the thug? Isn’t the kid in the bed the drug dealing thug and the other guy an addict looking to get his fix he paid for? Interesting how the script worded this one and how the audience mislabels the characters... 🤷🏾♀️
Told my mom in a note that I was self harming after maybe 4-5 years bc I was really scared I was going to make another attempt on my life. I was hospitalized where I was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and some sort of Dissociative disorder but I quit therapy before really figuring that out. I quit therapy because my mom made it seem like a really big burden to her. As much as I tried, the more she blamed me for trying to make excuses. I don't think she really takes my illnesses seriously. She shows symptoms of depression and anxiety too (not diagnosed) but she says that she has them. And because of that she assumes hers are like mine and basically gives me a whole lecture about getting over it and "I just live with it because I'm an adult". It's rough. And since quitting therapy I have started to get worse again. Have relapsed a few times. I'm sorta scared to bring it back up to my mom again. I keep trying to do the right thing, but I feel like she'll just think I'm trying to make her life harder.
I’ve always kinda wondered if House would be someone that would be able to kill someone (not talking about euthanasia), like any of you think he would kill someone to save himself or other people? would he kill if he thinks it’s rational or not kill even if it’s rational because he can’t take a life? I know he would euthanize someone as that’s been said and done in the show but not sure if he would be able to kill someone. This video made me think of that since the patient was portrayed as a wanna-be killer so it made me think of House.
Something like that happened in the episode "the tyrant" personally I think House doesn't bring morality to his puzzles. That being said he dose make choices that haunt him.
Jared Bichler I know about his philosophy to never view a case with morals but just rationally, that’s why said like out of a case, I know he would euthanize but outside of work I wonder if he would ever kill for any reason or couldn’t be able to kill another person. Even if it’s rational, even he’s not rational all the time. I wonder if he would kill or not, maybe in some circumstances if he or someone feels he cares for is threatened but I don’t think he’ll like it. Like in season 8 he felt guilty about (spoilers if you haven’t watched the whole series) running his car into Cuddy’s house and felt he needed to pay a prize. In other seasons he’s felt really guilty about being involved in someone’s death as well like Amber and even Kutner’s. Idk I’m just a curious dude.
He was guilty as all of those times were irrational. I say he won't be guilty if he had saved other people by killing one person. Of course, I am pretty sure the saved people will start blaming him for killing the person, and he will begin wondering about his judgment.
I love how accurate it is that he gets asked that and try’s to come up with an excuse, because in fact, no kid is gonna just accept it, but it’s also the fact that the doctor isnt like parents, believing any excuse just because they don’t wanna accept the reality, no he knows because he’s 1 been in that situation and 2 a (again) doctor. Meaning he’s supposed to know everything going on that could be damaging the paitent; Wether it were physically or mentally
What person buying drugs shows up to his “dealers” hospital room and demands his drugs. Then is threatening to hurt him over $80 lmao. I’ve sold a lot of drugs and no client is gonna come to such a public place and ask for their drugs
Stupid kids, m8 You ever been to school before?(not in the insulting "u r dum" way) Ever seen how kids treat each other and act towards each other? I had a drug user/dealer in my class, he tried to set me on fire once. There have been cases of kids poisoning their fellow students that have peanut allergies by tossing peanuts at them. Why do they do this? "cuz it makes me look cool" Kids are willing to kill each other so they can look cool for 4 years (highschool), you think they aren't dumb enough to show up at a hospital room?
"Actually I've only ever-"
"How long have you been cutting yourself?"
That hit me like a *BRICK*
Wait, which part of the clip was this taken from?
RPG-sus 0:36
@@annabellelee5665 Oh nOW I get it
Big yikes, this hit me too. As someone who's 3, coming 4, years clean I can confirm this still hits as hard as the first time I realized.
RPG-sus yeah I hope ur doing better ❤️❤️
Someone said that to me. It hurt more than the cuts
"They take it personally that i'm unhappy and then i end up having to make them feel better." MOOD
Sawyer Tilley hate when people say mood for every single thing
Potato _Chips yeah and i hate when people feel a need to comment on how something harmless i say annoys them but here we are eh?
Sawyer Tilley oh well
Potato _Chips mood
Sawyer Tilley mood
“Yes officer, I would like to report an assault the victim is a pile of leaves”
at that point, I wanted to point out "making bombs is still illegal"
@@DisKorruptd making bombs is illegal?
@@animo9050 Yes, so long as you do not have specific permits, making any form of explosives is illegal
@@DisKorruptd That is one of those interesting things that I kind of just wonder what would happen if it wasn't. How many dipshits are gonna blow themselves up. Interesting.
"Sir, you have called six times already. Please leaf us alone."
"you diagnosed the most obvious signs and symptoms of depression, you must have been depressed too"
Damnit this hit me hard too
naw nope
It's also the signs of being a teenager
Miles Weinberg, not just angst. Those are signs of depression.
I knew he was depressed I have biplor depression.
In the words of Homer Simpson "why you little...*starts choking the kid" 😂
I got so sad when the kid said "they take it personally and I end up having to make them feel better" it's the same with my parents, at least I got help
Haley Doyle That line got me also. Not with my parents but with my wife
can you explain how you got better
I confronted my parents about seeking medication and therapy and when they started with the "What did we do wrong? What can we do differently?" line of questioning I kept giving them the same answer "That has nothing to do with what I am trying to discuss with you" until they realized I wouldn't say anything else and we agreed to go to the doctor and get my issues professionally diagnosed. I ended up having anxiety with depression and I'm currently taking Lexapro for it, I've done counseling off and on but found that it wasn't the right solution for me personally but my parents have made it clear that I can go back whenever I want. They don't fully understand my having anxiety but I take every chance I can to educate them.
It's so relieving to hear a positive ending (continuing?) for both the emotional and clinical sides of the story. This may sound derpy or whatever, but your reply-answer irl gives-me-hope. I'm glad for you, and glad you posted, and wish you best of luck going forward.
Haley Doyle
So you're diagnosed with anxiety followed with depression also? I hope you're feeling better day by day as it gets slightly easier once you've come to terms with it, or at least i did when i came to terms with my anxiety
When I was diagnosed with depression my mother called me selfish and kept asking me what I was missing in my life since she gave me eveything I would need. I just felt so guilty that I ditched therapy after that
Yeah my mother said the same thing , the thing is that i always tried to be nice , but once i stopped pretending and stopped caring , and revealed my true self , selfish , uncaring ...then my depression somehow went away
they are ignorant on the subject. They don't know that depression doesn't have to come from experiences.
@@yamaokka and thus, _heatt md_ was born
It can be hard. I forced myself to keep it to myself because of it. I still suffer from it
@@joyosterhoutmcneil3395 same here. I haven't told anyone how suicidal i actually am
"He's been blowing up PVC pipe bombs" Right in front of his parents, should be a fun conversation...
Depends. My dad's friend brought a potato cannon one time, and we shot at the trees in our backyard. We also got gunpowder, loaded it up into plastic syringes, and basically detonated mini pipe bombs in the garden. Let's not mention the shenanigans they show in the videos of their camping trips.
Thalanox yes but this kid was making videos about how he wanted to kill people and demonstrating how while spouting shit about the natural order of the universe.
Its one thing for a bunch of dumbasses (yeah its dumb to do it without properly knowing what your doing) to blow up a potato cannon for fun.
Its another for them to be making threats while doing so.
If that was included in Demelicos' initial post, then what you said might be relevant. As it is, he didn't, and what you're doing is moving the goalposts and arguing in bad faith.
Don't worry. They all know exactly what they're doing. They've got the education and safety practices to do all that and then some.
Also the pvc makes it fine, a metal pipe bomb should cause worry.
It is i liked to light off home made gas pressure "bombs" using 2 liters, chlorine and brake fluid it makes almost a fire bomb if the canister explodes like its supposed to but if not it burns the hell out of a patch of grass
This guy was an underrated character. I thought he was one of the best even though he was a cheater. I felt his character was pretty real.
Tit Maus I agree. He has the mosr depth and always put on a veneer of coldness... like House.
SPOILER
The scene of Cudner's suicide really showcased this: obsessing over his work only to break down at the end.
That fact he is a. Heater to just gives him more depth too you don’t see that in a main character and this man has so many problems he hides behind
I don’t agree with cheating I’ve been cheated on many many many times but for a show this is interesting and he is so underrated because of the cheater stereo type
I agree, he was on of my favorites too
Wilson is a cheater and I love him too rip, he’s a night counter to house
Taub is cool asf
Actual self harm and depression representation. Good self harm and depression representation. From a main character. I love this show
also, a male character.
@@xx_donnie_in_transit_xx9688 I don't quite follow.
@@davidliu4134 basically stating that a male character was mentioned to have been depressed/self-harming which is rarely portrayed in the media, especially in a serious light
@@xx_donnie_in_transit_xx9688 Ah, thank you for the quick response. I was unaware of that.
@@xx_donnie_in_transit_xx9688 it is so well done that I didn't even realise it was special that he was a boy, I just saw what so many teenagers go through
Fun fact: my first gynecologist clocked my self harm and asked my mom to leave the room because she needed to ask me some private questions. My mom said she had an obligation as my parent to know what I was doing. The doc got really stern with my mom and made something up about HIPAA.
My mom left the room lol. And I was given a secret referral to a psychologist. And BC.
I don't think the doctor made that up. HIPAA law does state that any reproductive information for anyone 12 years or older is protected and needs consent from the patient to be relayed. At least that's how it is in NY.
@@oosieweste In Oregon, 12 is the age of medical autonomy for anything having to do with mental health and reproductive health. I would assume most if not all states have similar guidelines for age of medical autonomy.
@@supergatorhator that guideline must not exist in the state of Oklahoma. I remember when I was a teenager and I had to go to the doctor for something, the doctors would always look my mom in the eye and ask her directly if I was sexually active or had problems with my mental health lmao
It wasn’t until I was 18 years old that they started saying my mother wasn’t allowed to attend the appointments with me anymore.
@@fakeituntilkingdomcome maybe it doesn't or they were being dicks..just guessing, not from U.S 😅
If it was House, he'd be saying something like your parents raped you or that they aren't even your real parents.
Lmao at 6:10
"I've never wanted to kill anyone, just torture them slowly in my basement... Preferably with acid."
*Everyone looks at her like she's a lunatic*
"Haven't you guys ever imagined what you'd do to House?"
Everyone in their minds: Oh, that makes sense.
Cian McCabe Rey's awesome.
ZukoHalliwell everytime i go to comic con and see someone dressed as rey i say "I dont like rey, shes course she's rough and she just gets everywhere!!"
She's dangerous, lock her up... And then go on an acid trip in front of her.
Bruh.
Is that kind of a fashion last days? Random guys running around, repeating lines from a movies? It's annoying, just so you know.
When he said his parents would take it personally because he's depressed, I completely agree. That's why I don't tell my mum about the extent of my anxiety and feelings of depression.
Same, I tried once, that was not a fun guilt trip.
Yeah I know that. I tell them a snippet of what I’m feeling and I hear them ranting about it the next day because “we give her so much and Shes ungrateful for all the work we do to keep this family running. Disappointing”
Told my brothers i have anxiety they told me dont be so stupid
I think that's why a lot of people don't tell their loved ones they have problems.
Straighten UP and fly right. You have food and a bed?
1:56"They take it personally that I'm not happy and then I end up having to make them feel better"
Literally the biggest thing that hinders my ability to improve in my mental health issues. It hit me right in the gut. I can't talk to anyone in my life without them twisting what I say to fit their narrative or getting angry because my feelings don't fit their perception of me. Just to anyone who may have someone in their life trying to express hurt, try to clear your mind and really listen to every word they say. It might take them forever to get the words out of their mouth but it only take 2 seconds of being brushed off for them never to try to get help again.
if this is helpful to you then good. Every single human is selfish. no matter what a person will try to do the best that they can for themselves, and if they don't then their depressed. it is the natural way of things. Even doing good acts is just another form of selfishness in a way because it fills them with good emotion. If you want to get something out of people than you have to make it become their best interest to do it and then of course if you want to not become vilified you need to do it sustainably. point is every single person has a self-centric view of the universe and if you want to appeal to them you must do it through that.
This is soo very accurate. I had this same problem when i was depressed. No one paid attention to me. I didn't have a family to help me with any of it and it was just a spiral of nobody wanted to help me. I eventually changed my own views and realized that if i kept wanting to live up to other peoples expectations i would never go anywhere. I haven't ever really been able to put it into words quite like you just did. However if anyone is depressed they will look at this comment in disgust. People need to eventually come to terms with it on their own before they can see what you are saying.
WateverWatever04 Mad heart be brave
WateverWatever04 I’ve been there. It’s gonna be okay. I’ve lived quite a life for only being 20. You’ll get through it all. You gotta remember, you are in charge of your life even if you feel like your brain has taken control. You’ll get through it all. All the bullshit and other issues.
Loser
That doctor was amazing. The way he got rid of the parents to talk to the kid about depression and a self-harm suspicion.
That dialogue about natural selection was taken almost straight from one of the Columbine shooters' diaries
HamburgerTime which is ironic seeing as the kid ended up in the hospital bc of sheer stupidity.
Who’s defying natural selection now ?
yuh i hate when people talk about natural selection and how most of us wouldnt survive, like bruh you're complaining about people using supermarkets and shit while your out here using "unnatural"shit too to kill your victums. Its a dangourous view point to have for yourself and other people around you
Some GuyOnReefer Make sure you don’t cut yourself on all that edge
@vexial nes i mean anyone with a gun can survive and in America find are easy to get so acting all high and mighty while using a gun doesn't make you more equipped it makes you look like a cowardly airhead
@vexial nes bruh i am well aware that natural selection applies to everyone and I'm not scared of people with guns??? I was saying how people with god complexes are often stupid, hypocritical and annoying. (also i am doing shit so??)
House definitely made the right choice with Kutner and Taub. Kutner was the right amount of intellectual without coming off as shallow like Chase, and Taub was the right amount of empathetic without letting his feelings affect his job like Cameron.
Yea but chase saved many more lives by killing a dictator 😂
@@turbanheadlessthe prodigal son was chase 🙃
I love these 10 minute videos that focus on the main plots of the episodes, it's like having all the fluff cut out so you only get the meat of the story.
but no ending
I hate it!!! The relationship between House and others made show so great! I wish it was still on Netflix:(
T.E. Ross it’s on Amazon prime
Love it but hate it. Love it when I’m craving a plot, hate it when I wanna see my favs interact.
0:36 'how long have you been cutting yourself' makes my stomach drop everytime i hear it
@@luay2805 i don't think that was the point he was tryna make but ok
I totally understand what you mean
“Can I search his house for drugs?”
House: “have I ever said no to that question?”
Brilliant.
@Rip DOOM took 2 years ffs
This is the second time ive seen these doctors search a patients house while nobody was home. Since when is this legal?
@Rip DOOM So your saying its just a TV show? Ahhh, got it.
Because, that's what doctors do in their free time. Search for drugs.
Just kidding, doctors don't have free time.
@@stellanewton7656 HAH-
It could be lupus
Just kidding.
It's never lupus.
Except for that one time.
@@huntergman8338 Which?
@@jadahoizer9668 Sadly I do not know which one.
Liam Alistarr That one time was with the magician. That was the only time it was Lupus.
Liam Alistarr S4E8
Thirteen ends up drugging House’s tea and eventually, with his antibody count, he confirms “I finally have a case for lupus”
"Maybe talking to your parents would make things better?"
"I've tried, they take it personally that I'm not happy and I end up having to make them feel better."
God I empathize with that too much. I love my parents, they only wanted the best for me, but any time I tried to address my feelings of worthlessness they took it as a slight on their parenting abilities. It's not like I was feeling down as a symptom from anything going wrong in my life, but from something deep within in my core and a feeling I was not worth the life I was given. After a while you see your depression as another burden on the people that have given you so much, and you have to hide it in an attempt to lessen the damage you feel you're causing the world.
It's one thing to feel sad when something goes wrong in your life, but to truly feel worthless is a completely different beast.
My parents got mad at me. Every single time. I got yelled at for being depressed.
Too bad many people don't understand that the brain is a large electro-chemical mess that can easily fall out of balance. Having too much or too little of something in that brain effects the way you feel, perceive, and think. It's similar to how an injured tendon can hamper walking.
What people dont realize is depression isn't just sadness there have been multiple times in my life whare the only thing that kept me alive was the thought that I wasn't worth the cost of a funeral and the worst part is when you feel you have to hide your depression so others don't blame themselves
Yeees, my Dad got upset and kept saying that the only thing he wanted was for me to be happy- and why I couldnt do that.
Smiling afterwards was the most painful thing I've ever done. It was a living hell...
I did manage to drag myself out of it in the end. I felt selfish and couldnt work out why I felt that way. Realised I felt I was the wrong gender, I hated my job and was feeling pressured to get a relationship. I also felt like life was pointless
I didnt fix any of that, gender change would ruin relationships, new job would tear parents apart if I did what I wanted and when I pushed for a relationship to improve things I felt like I was drowning and hideous.
However, I realised the problem wasnt that I wasnt putting in effort to change my life- I had already done that multiple times. I had put effort into faking it till I made it, forcing smiles and pushing towards goals I didnt care about that might help me.
I got out of depression by putting an honest effort in changing my mindset. I thought positive thoughts going to sleep about random things 'The world kinda cool, termite hills are badass'. The key thing was not not to might myself on it, if I was screaming over depressed thoughts then it wasnt a change of mindset.
It was... hard. Ungodly hard, but step by step the suicidal thoughts vanished. I dont know if that works for everyone
@@JohnSmith-wx9wj brain chemistry's role in depression is often overstated, though. It has many causes that a pill won't fix. Those causes can be hard to find. It can be from childhood trauma that you don't even think about or really remember.
Some disorders, like bipolar, really are fully caused by brain chemistry. Depression can be, but it's often more complicated, and needs more work than taking a pill to address.
Love how Tuab is showing more of himself in this episode
"Feel free to tip your other server!"
Taub is on fire in this episode 😂
If my daughter came to me depressed I will never make it about me. When you lose a loved one to suicide it is something you learn about. Be there and let them speak openly and really listen!
5:07 I really appreciate how both Chase and Foreman have already picked up on what House was thinking about, shows how far connected and understanding they are of House compared to the other colleagues. They have been there the longest and have endured House and his antics, shows a whole lot of character growth within the series
Sitting here, talking to my screen, ''Kid talks about natural selection and then stands 15 feet from an exploding homemade pipe bomb.. I doubt he can spell irony.''
Lo and behold.
And would have died because of it were there no hospitals, as he suggests.
I am stunned that you didn't get it. Yes, intentional irony.
Insert loud House laugh
That sounds like Darwin award material.
Also a misunderstanding of natural selection. NS and evolution play constant catch-up with the changing environment in which an organism/generations of organisms exist; they don't "perfect" or "elevate" the creatures over which they operate. Believing the archetypal "state of nature" (ie., in which life is "nasty, brutish, and short") to be the default is the "nature" fallacy. Natural selection is still operating; it's just improving our ability to live within the environment we are creating.
It's also foolish to think the Hobbesian state of nature is somehow superior to modern life. If we're talking contributions to society, I'll take Stephen Hawking over some club-wielding warlord any day.
Taub is such a great guy in this.
looks like peeing blood is the new black
Joshua D'Oliveiro Get out lmao.
Joshua D'Oliveiro 😂😂😂
Blood Beatles
I read this as soon as he said it
I haven't watched House in 2 years and seeing Chase with short hair is so weird
You have a year of likes lmao
"They take it personally that I'm not happy and I end up having to make them feel better."
This is why cry almost all night. Cuz I can't cry in front of my parents.
I love how morbid the convo becomes
Then: I need to talk to your son about sexual activity...
*a few seconds later*
Now: How long have you been cutting yourself
I think she was talking about when they were discussing killing house
still morbid
Snick because a lot of parents who know you'll ask about like being depressed and stuff will sit there and swear that their kid is the happiest in the world
"They take it personally that i'm unhappy and then i end up having to make them feel better." wow. this is me. this is so relatable and just wow i felt it hard.
Its stuff like this that makes me glad my parents take mental health seriously. Both of them realize that my anxiety isn't anyone's fault and not really something to just be controlled. They actively help with coping and notice the signs of an attack sometimes before even I do.
Mine don't. My mom knows I have anxiety and that's about it. She doesn't get why I am depressed even though she knows about half of what happened to me over the years.
I know Taub had a major character flaw, the cheating, but I still loved him as a character. He was smart and empathetic to everyone but his own wife
He was empathetic to his wife too, that's why he had so much mental anguish about his cheating. He wanted to be with other women, but also didn't want to hurt his wife... even when she okayed an open marriage thing, he didn't go through with it, because he knew it would hurt her.
That depression diagnosis at the beginning was really good. Goes to show these characters are masters at doctoring. Probably took mad skills. And he's not even a psychiatrist.
Probably cause he (Taub) had depression in past himself
“ you broke into his house and stole it “
*everyone shrugs*
"Your little pride and homicidal joy" 😂😂😂
I got help, medicated, and my mother was actually very understanding of what I was going through. But the problem was that she was the problem. She had 3 affairs, and divorced my father. A year later she told me he wasn't even my real father. So no matter how many pills I took, how many shrinks I talked to, I had to live with the one person that fucked my life up and everything in it. Took me a long time to forgive her
Joseph Taylor just hang in there man. Focus on yourself and keep trying to be a better person - eventually enough time will pass that you can feel like it’s behind you and let go.
How did you find it in you to forgive her? I am only wondering, I just don’t think I ever and never would be able to.
Damla Kayacan
My dad was never there, my real father had never been there. My mom always had. So I just had to learn to stop being so angry all the time. Which was hard.
This is really relatable lmao it's so hard to recover when you're forced to live with the cause of your mental health
Lowkey trying to recover myself but abuse at home was what fucked me up in the first place, and I can't afford to move out, so I feel ya. Alcohol helps.
It seems like this hospital has no nurse!!!
Lol, true!
Never seen a Dr hang their own fluids....
@@cathalgorham1104 the thing is we only follow House's team and House's patients. Since their cases are extremely complex, I guess it's normal they do everything themself and need to be there all the time. But we do see nurses in the corridors
I blame the show for giving me unrealistic expectations of what I'd have to do at work! I thought I just get to go to work and sit behind the nurses station and just watch doctors as they pass by to help patients to the bathroom. Thanks a lot house!
cathal gorham in this case it’s cause Taub sees himself in the kid and wants to be around him more.
The dialogue was well written between doctor and patient in this episode. 10/10
I wish my parents were this cool about leaving the room when a doctor asked me about sexual activity.
Officer I would like to report an assault, the victim is a pile of leaves. 😂
U r gorgeous
1:55 - 2:01 is exactly why I do not tell my parents anything. It is a weight I have to carry and something I'm going to deal with by myself and I came to terms with it.
CosmicVoyager Please talk to someone, I used to think like you but it just made things much worse. Keeping all those feelings bottled up takes a heavy toll on your mind and im very glad I finally told my parents what i was going through. You dont even need to tell your parents, just someone close who you trust. Life is too short to hate every moment of it.
Get help, kids. Talk to therapist(s) or councillor. It's what you need to do if your parents are trash.
@@gumballz.9259 And what if I'm too poor? I want help, I want to change but I can't afford it. I wish I was kidding
@@mentino1556 Have you ever heard of Alice Miller's "The Drama of the Gifted Child"? I highly encourage you to read it, it might dramatically change your perspective on your life and make you feel less alone. :)
P.S. ты из россии? В свободное время я учусь русский язык! На русском книга называется "драма одаренного ребёнка и поиск собственного".
@@hai-mel6815 Я Венгр, но моя бабушка из Петербурга. Спасибо, я прочитаю её.
Love Taub in this episode
Crystal Lee he was a great doctor
What DID he end up doing...? It's been a while..
@@jamesDJRPM colony
Ended up doing it one time only
1:05 Something I really enjoyed about these later seasons was the fellows actually engaging with House in the "medicine as a game" area. The moments where they actually surprised him with astute observations and were proud of it were really always really funny.
I liked this patent story because it showed that Taub really wanted to do the right thing and get this kid some help. He had a scant few nice moments here and there before, but for the most part he seemed more focused on working for House simply for the hell of it.... and cheating on his wife.
During this season, except for maybe the episode Unwritten, House did not seem to care very much for his patients, so it was nice that one of his team members, was picking up the slack; the resident grump, even.
Can't help but feel like this is is super relevant in America rn
Sure, but it would make more sense if the kid had a troubled home life as well as a troubled school life. Kids that are good looking, and have a stable family life, as the one in the video don't end doing anything violent to anyone.
They based this episode on the columbine shooters
Jose Franco absolutely right. teens never experience depression and act violently in other countries, or destroy things.... it’s the strangest thing.... and they never come from “normal” homes..... like the columbine hs shooters.... oh wait....
the columbine shooters is interesting because they were popular kids. Eric (one of the shooters) was on prozac for depression, but the drug can cause psychosis. one of the theories is he had dreams that his classmates were trying to kill him and with his meds for depression they caused him to break from reality and sub consius dreaming. What it seems like your doing is applying the marginal stat to all cases which isnt the case.
stevie torrance: You just highlighted the number one problem with the pharmaceutical industry today.
A woman I knew kept trying to cure her sons depression and the more she did it the more he became aggressive towards her. I explained to her that long term depression replaces friends and partners and take over the whole system and trying to 'rid' him of that was like trying to take away everything he had. The only way to 'cure' depression is to slowly replace it with something else so it crawls back into its hole ! It takes time and finding the right thing to replace it which means really knowing the person and not projecting your own desires on him/her.
I love this little detail at 1:21 when both the doctor and House make the exchange. It’s at the exact same time and the money is just out of sight enough due to the folder.
“Can I at least search his house for drugs”
“When have I ever said no to that”
1:57
That is waaay too real...
I've been dealing with depression for the last 10-13 years, and when my family members do something really stupid to make things worse and I feel worse because of it they give me the "I'm a terrible father/ boyfriend/mother ಥ╭╮ಥ " line and I have to make them feel better, or I wind up feeling like a complete piece of shit, because how dare I have depression and not want to wake up most mornings, don't I know what I'm doing to them, so selfish, so cruel...
Weed with lead??? Whoa, thats heavy ;)
Yeah..that's not pure weed, that's some spice or other bs.
tpcs well it can be technically "Pure' weed as it taking it right off the plant but they add lead to make it heavier to sell more for a higher price. Its honestly bullshit and which is why I only buy my weed from my "brother".
The term " pure " in the context of a product you consume or do something with ( not in terms of morally good or evil) means only that item...nothing else mixed in with it. I don't blame ya at all for being that picky about your vendor of choice. Government assclowns have nothing more intelligent to do with their time than to try dictating what goes into our bodies.
@@motoryzen weed can be laced sorry but it happens no matter how much you think it doesn't
It's really sad that nobody gets the joke, but I mean it's funny.
What if having a sociopathic mother IS the cause of my former depression? Ironically, years of enduring it made me stronger and smarter in a lot of ways. I probably wouldn't be a Doctor right now if it wasn't for her. Well focused anger is an excellent catalyst.
I'm a nurse and my mother was the same , your mother is usually the first attachment you have in life , if that goes wrong , mixed with abuse and neglect , it's only natural to be dissatisfied .
Oh my.
I laughed so hard when he jumped to plasmapheresis after hearing the mere possibility of anti phospholipid syndrome. Infection is and was totally still possible. You can’t just jump to conclusions like that House!
It broke my heart when he said"they take it personally that I'm not happy and i end up having to make them feel better "because this is me right now ,I'm depressed and I'm very suicidal and i cant tell my parents or my siblings
I cant talk to my friends either its so hard ,sometimes it physically hurts
I dont wanna be alive but i have to because they want and need me to be
Please consider seeking out public services, they can really help and a lot of pressure is removed because you can deal with professionals who wont judge
Things will get better, if you trust someone in your family you should tell them, but if anything happens please seek professional help
"yes I would like to report an assault the victim was a pile of leaves" I love this guy so much
His little monologue in the video sounds eerily realistic to the way people in that kind of place think. Really well written bit.
I read that as 'curling a troubled kid". It's time to clean my contacts.
Hell, if the other rocks were made out of foam, it could be super fun.
Anyone ever notice these clips are like OREOs? Can never have JUST one? (CAPS = edit....used to imply only 1)
RuralTowner does that mean you stop after one video? Or did you mean to say “can never just have just one?”
@@patriciagutierrez8654 Um...damn typoes. YES! That's what I meant! Change has been made....
Bro I love your pfp lol
@@Alex-ow6hk :)
Taub did 100% house on the kid, in a positive way
Ah, 2011. A time when school shootings weren't common enough to make this episode tasteless, but just common enough to make this a plausible scenario.
Caroline Dowd school shootings are a lot more common than you think. You’re foolish to think otherwise.
@@zerotodona1495 not in 2011 they rose and became more common around 2016/2017 this episode aired way before that. If this episode would've aired after 2016 they wouldve been called insensitive or there would have been major backlash because of how much more real this is now in daily life than it was in 2011.
@@mariavilla7613 "the most recent trend has been downward following the spikes of the 1990s"...
Lmaooo
why would it be tasteless in 2019?
No such thing as a “lay back grind.” If Taub was cool he would know he was lying.
I can so relate to the patient getting depressed parents taking it personally and i end up cheering them up
0:58 love it or hate it, my man House has some sick cane twirling skills.
This kid explained depression better than anyone I’ve heard before
That was me with my depression and anxiety, I had to make my mom feel better because I wasn't happy
Maybe you felt you had to do that to make HER fit YOUR expectations? These things work both ways.
a doctor hanging a bag of saline? @ 3:23 OKAYYYYY LOL
0:58 nvm the timestamp jist wanted to see house twirl his cane
Ty
STILL NOT TALKING TO YOU!!! God I love house
Taub asking for his tip, lol! And I loved this patient.
6:10 thats my type
Its always the unassuming ones that are the most brilliantly creepy
At the end of the episode, Taub gives an anonymous package to the police which contains evidence of the patient's plans. Taub can sympathise with depression but even he has to draw the line somewhere.
Thank you!👍
Thanks for this info
Ooh! Thanks for info!
"They take it personally that I'm not happy and then I'm the one having To make them feel better" too real
5:32 "Patient admitted to using pot. Who knows what else he's doing? This could be heroin induced nephropathy."
Taub’s quote of fell free to tip your other waiter will always stick in my mind and be quoted on the regular
I really appreciate that he was very respectful of the kid's privacy and at least pretended to believe him about the cutting
"you OK in there?"
"I don't know, I think I just peed blood"
No you're fine.
"They take it personally, and then I end up having to make them feel better." That line was... wow.
Are we going to ignore 0:59 like that was actually pretty sick
I got "depression" when I was studying in tradeschool. After the diagnosis, I told my GF of the time. She called her mom in tears saying she was scared it was contagious.
Finally, 4 months later I realize she was the reason for my depression. Hell of a learning curve.
7:12 That would be an interesting crime.
1:56 hit home way to hard, i can relate so, so much.
“I’m not talking to you” this is what makes me love house
My parents don't get me
Said all teenagers since time began
“Get” and “agree with” are different things
Yes-
In some cases it’s true
“....peeing blood is the new black.” 😂 😂
"I think peeing blood is the new black."
100% house thing
why does everyone pee blood on this show
A lot of diseases urination of blood is a common symptom
Peeing blood is the new black
Also their liver is always trash.
*Its a hospital-*
Lupus
That random drug dealer coming in was kind of forced. Probably could've done the story without that.
Except the guy that came in wasn’t the drug dealer. The kid in the hospital bed was the drug dealer. The guy that came to the bedside was the drug recipient. And why did the doctor call him the thug? Isn’t the kid in the bed the drug dealing thug and the other guy an addict looking to get his fix he paid for? Interesting how the script worded this one and how the audience mislabels the characters... 🤷🏾♀️
They were probably paid by the US government to include an anti-drug subplot.
6:09 she's so cute!
the victim was a pile of leaves. #leaves lives matter >:(
zax al ghul leave the investigation to the professionals, kiddo
white privilege to make these jokes, cuz you don't get shot for nothing.
smurfyday not white not shot either must be that white privilege
Yes, perhaps you should stop shooting each other then you might gain some of that privilege back.
smurfyday I guess all the whites killed in school shooting aren’t real?
"They take it personally that i'm unhappy and then i end up having to make them feel better." I know how he feels.
Told my mom in a note that I was self harming after maybe 4-5 years bc I was really scared I was going to make another attempt on my life. I was hospitalized where I was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and some sort of Dissociative disorder but I quit therapy before really figuring that out. I quit therapy because my mom made it seem like a really big burden to her. As much as I tried, the more she blamed me for trying to make excuses. I don't think she really takes my illnesses seriously. She shows symptoms of depression and anxiety too (not diagnosed) but she says that she has them. And because of that she assumes hers are like mine and basically gives me a whole lecture about getting over it and "I just live with it because I'm an adult". It's rough. And since quitting therapy I have started to get worse again. Have relapsed a few times. I'm sorta scared to bring it back up to my mom again. I keep trying to do the right thing, but I feel like she'll just think I'm trying to make her life harder.
Oh my god, I'm so sorry
I’ve always kinda wondered if House would be someone that would be able to kill someone (not talking about euthanasia), like any of you think he would kill someone to save himself or other people? would he kill if he thinks it’s rational or not kill even if it’s rational because he can’t take a life? I know he would euthanize someone as that’s been said and done in the show but not sure if he would be able to kill someone. This video made me think of that since the patient was portrayed as a wanna-be killer so it made me think of House.
Something like that happened in the episode "the tyrant" personally I think House doesn't bring morality to his puzzles. That being said he dose make choices that haunt him.
Jared Bichler
I know about his philosophy to never view a case with morals but just rationally, that’s why said like out of a case, I know he would euthanize but outside of work I wonder if he would ever kill for any reason or couldn’t be able to kill another person. Even if it’s rational, even he’s not rational all the time. I wonder if he would kill or not, maybe in some circumstances if he or someone feels he cares for is threatened but I don’t think he’ll like it. Like in season 8 he felt guilty about (spoilers if you haven’t watched the whole series) running his car into Cuddy’s house and felt he needed to pay a prize. In other seasons he’s felt really guilty about being involved in someone’s death as well like Amber and even Kutner’s. Idk I’m just a curious dude.
He was guilty as all of those times were irrational. I say he won't be guilty if he had saved other people by killing one person. Of course, I am pretty sure the saved people will start blaming him for killing the person, and he will begin wondering about his judgment.
@@Yugiohfans11 But House wasn't the one who took action in "The Tyrant."
I love that you've kept uploading videos. This show was great.
I love how accurate it is that he gets asked that and try’s to come up with an excuse, because in fact, no kid is gonna just accept it, but it’s also the fact that the doctor isnt like parents, believing any excuse just because they don’t wanna accept the reality, no he knows because he’s 1 been in that situation and 2 a (again) doctor. Meaning he’s supposed to know everything going on that could be damaging the paitent; Wether it were physically or mentally
"Are you proud of yourself"
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"Yes, yes i am it was a good cath"😂😂
6:08 best masters part
What person buying drugs shows up to his “dealers” hospital room and demands his drugs. Then is threatening to hurt him over $80 lmao. I’ve sold a lot of drugs and no client is gonna come to such a public place and ask for their drugs
Is that how you paid for Skyrim?
he called him roid rage
got any dough?
Stupid kids, m8
You ever been to school before?(not in the insulting "u r dum" way)
Ever seen how kids treat each other and act towards each other?
I had a drug user/dealer in my class, he tried to set me on fire once.
There have been cases of kids poisoning their fellow students that have peanut allergies by tossing peanuts at them. Why do they do this? "cuz it makes me look cool"
Kids are willing to kill each other so they can look cool for 4 years (highschool), you think they aren't dumb enough to show up at a hospital room?
That doctor is the best person ever he is so kind and nice 😁
They’re all judging her until she mentions house then they’re like “yeah no acid is totally reasonable” 🤣