Mother Knows Dad starring Nicole and Jemmy and Maria qk Hi.

Mother Knows Dad starring Nicole and Jemmy and Maria qk Hi.

Everyone, welcome The Mother Knows Death. On today's episode, we're going to be talking about another muckbong death, an update on the little boy who died as a result of the hyperbaric oxygen chamber explosion, and in Bomber who took justice into her own hands, crazy story, a lawsuit involving the dangers of Girl Scout cookies. And we'll also talk about the dangers of hair extensions. If you're getting an MRI.

Everyone, welcome The Mother Knows Death. On today's episode, we're going to be talking about another muckbong death, an update on the little boy who died as a result of the hyperbaric oxygen chamber explosion, and in Bomber who took justice into her own hands, crazy story, a lawsuit involving the dangers of Girl Scout cookies. And we'll also talk about the dangers of hair extensions. If you're getting an MRI.

All right, let's start off with the story of this twenty four year old TikToker. He was famous for doing muckbong content. He's died due to obesit related issues. So do you want to talk about that some more?

All right, let's start off with the story of this twenty four year old TikToker. He was famous for doing muckbong content. He's died due to obesit related issues. So do you want to talk about that some more?

I just I'm curious why with all of the restrictions on social media for certain things like trying to educate people about medicine and stuff, that they just allow this. Why do they allow this? I can care, but they do care. They act like they care all the time. That I mean, you're they're not allowing Remember we had a couple months ago a story about the one woman who was an influencer who was Anarexic. Her name was Eugenia who remember that she had a TikTok account and they were blocking in. All these people were signing these things that she shouldn't be able to show this on social media because it was so dangerous to show people eating disorders. Well, this to me is the form of an eating disorder as well, and people are are basically looking at this guy abuse himself. It's very unusual. Yeah, but I.

I just I'm curious why with all of the restrictions on social media for certain things like trying to educate people about medicine and stuff, that they just allow this. Why do they allow this? I can care, but they do care. They act like they care all the time. That I mean, you're they're not allowing Remember we had a couple months ago a story about the one woman who was an influencer who was Anarexic. Her name was Eugenia who remember that she had a TikTok account and they were blocking in. All these people were signing these things that she shouldn't be able to show this on social media because it was so dangerous to show people eating disorders. Well, this to me is the form of an eating disorder as well, and people are are basically looking at this guy abuse himself. It's very unusual. Yeah, but I.

Don't think people see it as an eating disorder, which is.

Don't think people see it as an eating disorder, which is.

Why why what are you talking about?

Why why what are you talking about?

Like, listen, I'm not saying I agree with that. I very much see it that way too, But I really don't think the general public sees it like that.

Like, listen, I'm not saying I agree with that. I very much see it that way too, But I really don't think the general public sees it like that.

They're watching this guy who's obese feed his face and like, get off on it. It's so weird.

They're watching this guy who's obese feed his face and like, get off on it. It's so weird.

I don't know. I mean, this trend's been pretty popular. I don't think the trend started off as you know, this thing where these people were doing it to make themselves sick. I think the word literally translates to like eating broadcasts, So I think it started off as this way where people would be on a channel and they could be talking while eating food and reviewing it not just like stuffing their face with as much as possible until they got sick. But it's kind of just evolved into that and that's all we see from the trend anymore.

I don't know. I mean, this trend's been pretty popular. I don't think the trend started off as you know, this thing where these people were doing it to make themselves sick. I think the word literally translates to like eating broadcasts, So I think it started off as this way where people would be on a channel and they could be talking while eating food and reviewing it not just like stuffing their face with as much as possible until they got sick. But it's kind of just evolved into that and that's all we see from the trend anymore.

Yeah, I just I just think it's totally bizarre. But anyway, he's twenty four years old. I don't even know. I mean, like, just by looking at him, he's probably at least five hundred pounds, if not more. So I don't know what his BMI was and what his obesity level was obesity related issues. I mean, I don't know exactly what happened, but he's twenty four years old, and it's just so sad that he was doing that to his body for attention and now he's dead. It's gross.

Yeah, I just I just think it's totally bizarre. But anyway, he's twenty four years old. I don't even know. I mean, like, just by looking at him, he's probably at least five hundred pounds, if not more. So I don't know what his BMI was and what his obesity level was obesity related issues. I mean, I don't know exactly what happened, but he's twenty four years old, and it's just so sad that he was doing that to his body for attention and now he's dead. It's gross.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know if the reason he was obese was because of doing these I think they kind of went hand in hand. But he was hospitalized for the last three months. They were saying due to bruising and breathing difficulties. Why would you be in the hospital due to bruising.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know if the reason he was obese was because of doing these I think they kind of went hand in hand. But he was hospitalized for the last three months. They were saying due to bruising and breathing difficulties. Why would you be in the hospital due to bruising.

Well, the thing is is that when you have liver damage from if you have a fatty liver and you could fatty liver could turn into cirrhosis at some point. It can affect your clotting factors, So I could assume that that's what it's from, that he was actually having liver failure rather than and that was just a result of it that he Because you know, when your clotting factors aren't working correctly, you could just bang against the table very lightly and get bruises all over the place from minimal trauma, so that could be something to do with it. You wouldn't necessarily just be hospitalized because of the bruises, But the breathing difficulty is just from all of the extra weight and how it pushes your diaphragm up into your chest like that. I mean I did an autopsy once on someone that was this obese, and their ribcage was totally deformed. Their organs were pushed up so far into their chest cavity. You were just like, how the hell did this person's lungs even expand that It's just so crazy, So, I mean, whatever, people deal with obesity all the time. I just think that it's just kind of gross in this situation, especially because the guy's so young and he was getting more and more followers from this behavior. Which just didn't help.

Well, the thing is is that when you have liver damage from if you have a fatty liver and you could fatty liver could turn into cirrhosis at some point. It can affect your clotting factors, So I could assume that that's what it's from, that he was actually having liver failure rather than and that was just a result of it that he Because you know, when your clotting factors aren't working correctly, you could just bang against the table very lightly and get bruises all over the place from minimal trauma, so that could be something to do with it. You wouldn't necessarily just be hospitalized because of the bruises, But the breathing difficulty is just from all of the extra weight and how it pushes your diaphragm up into your chest like that. I mean I did an autopsy once on someone that was this obese, and their ribcage was totally deformed. Their organs were pushed up so far into their chest cavity. You were just like, how the hell did this person's lungs even expand that It's just so crazy, So, I mean, whatever, people deal with obesity all the time. I just think that it's just kind of gross in this situation, especially because the guy's so young and he was getting more and more followers from this behavior. Which just didn't help.

No, it definitely doesn't help. I think the Turkish government is trying to use this case as an example of how dangerous these videos can be and trying to urge at least their population to not engage in them, especially teenagers, because that's most of the people that are using TikTok, young people in their teens their early twenties. So I think people really do need to look at these and see that it's not harmless and can be really dangerous to your body. We have an update on a story that we brought to you back in February of this year.

No, it definitely doesn't help. I think the Turkish government is trying to use this case as an example of how dangerous these videos can be and trying to urge at least their population to not engage in them, especially teenagers, because that's most of the people that are using TikTok, young people in their teens their early twenties. So I think people really do need to look at these and see that it's not harmless and can be really dangerous to your body. We have an update on a story that we brought to you back in February of this year.

You want to tell him about it?

You want to tell him about it?

Ray, Yeah, So a couple of weeks ago we reported on the death of a five year old boy in Michigan. He died as a result of a hyperbaric chamber explosion at this place called the Oxford Center. So now this investigation has come out showing there was all these problems with routine maintenance checks and just people not doing their jobs. No medical doctor, safety supervisor, supervisor was present during the treatment. They weren't doing the daily maintenance check, they weren't doing this other thing that the manufacturers suggested called a pre dive safety check. They weren't doing yearly inspections. So now four people have been arrested in this case in connection to the boys' death.

Ray, Yeah, So a couple of weeks ago we reported on the death of a five year old boy in Michigan. He died as a result of a hyperbaric chamber explosion at this place called the Oxford Center. So now this investigation has come out showing there was all these problems with routine maintenance checks and just people not doing their jobs. No medical doctor, safety supervisor, supervisor was present during the treatment. They weren't doing the daily maintenance check, they weren't doing this other thing that the manufacturers suggested called a pre dive safety check. They weren't doing yearly inspections. So now four people have been arrested in this case in connection to the boys' death.

I'm not surprised, honestly. Like these centers that exist, and there's all sorts of centers that are around that are not they're not FDA approved or they're not they don't really have to do with medical treatment. You have to be skeptical if they're really following the rules here. Apparently this place was having these hyperbaric chambers and they were pushing it to treat things off label that you would typically do with hyperbaric oxygen chambers. So, for example, if you have a wound that doesn't heal very quickly, you could go in one of these chambers and that will help because there's more oxygen in these chambers, and that's supposed to help increase the likelihood that your wound's going to heal better. And it does, like that's a scientifically proven thing. But these centers are having these chambers for people for reasons that are not FDA approved or considered approved for use for these chambers, including autism and depression and things like that. So this mom was taking her boy. There a five year old boy there. I believe he was having autism or something. He was having issues with that and the mom, I mean, parents get desperate and they're like, we want to see if this will help whatever, And it's to this place. There's no doctor work in. They're just sticking them in this thing that has one hundred percent oxygen, which is three times more oxygen that's in the air. They never really said exactly what happened, like the fire, and police never said what happened, but the thing blew up and the kid was pronounced dead on the scene. The mom was there the whole time, and if the kid was pronounced dead on the scene, I can't even imagine like what could have happened up into including like amputations and horrible things that that mother saw. Because for them to pronounce somebody dead at a scene and not bring them to the hospital, even if their heart had just stopped or anything, means that the kid was probably very obviously dead looking. And that is the most disturbing part of this story. I'm glad that there's charges being brought. I definitely hope there's lawsuits and everything. This company's still trying to be like we did everything we could, Like, fuck you, I really think that you just need to go away at this pen.

I'm not surprised, honestly. Like these centers that exist, and there's all sorts of centers that are around that are not they're not FDA approved or they're not they don't really have to do with medical treatment. You have to be skeptical if they're really following the rules here. Apparently this place was having these hyperbaric chambers and they were pushing it to treat things off label that you would typically do with hyperbaric oxygen chambers. So, for example, if you have a wound that doesn't heal very quickly, you could go in one of these chambers and that will help because there's more oxygen in these chambers, and that's supposed to help increase the likelihood that your wound's going to heal better. And it does, like that's a scientifically proven thing. But these centers are having these chambers for people for reasons that are not FDA approved or considered approved for use for these chambers, including autism and depression and things like that. So this mom was taking her boy. There a five year old boy there. I believe he was having autism or something. He was having issues with that and the mom, I mean, parents get desperate and they're like, we want to see if this will help whatever, And it's to this place. There's no doctor work in. They're just sticking them in this thing that has one hundred percent oxygen, which is three times more oxygen that's in the air. They never really said exactly what happened, like the fire, and police never said what happened, but the thing blew up and the kid was pronounced dead on the scene. The mom was there the whole time, and if the kid was pronounced dead on the scene, I can't even imagine like what could have happened up into including like amputations and horrible things that that mother saw. Because for them to pronounce somebody dead at a scene and not bring them to the hospital, even if their heart had just stopped or anything, means that the kid was probably very obviously dead looking. And that is the most disturbing part of this story. I'm glad that there's charges being brought. I definitely hope there's lawsuits and everything. This company's still trying to be like we did everything we could, Like, fuck you, I really think that you just need to go away at this pen.

I mean, the investigation showed they did not do everything they could, but they weren't even doing the basic checks.

I mean, the investigation showed they did not do everything they could, but they weren't even doing the basic checks.

Yeah, I mean, it's just total it's totally irresponsible. And what's scarier for consumers is that they walk in and they have no idea that they like a regular person just has no idea what they're walking into, and it's so scary. No, not at all.

Yeah, I mean, it's just total it's totally irresponsible. And what's scarier for consumers is that they walk in and they have no idea that they like a regular person just has no idea what they're walking into, and it's so scary. No, not at all.

So let's go over some of the arrests in this case, most notably the CEO and founder of the Oxford Center. Her name's Tammy Peterson. She's been charged with second degree murder been issued a two million dollar bond.

So let's go over some of the arrests in this case, most notably the CEO and founder of the Oxford Center. Her name's Tammy Peterson. She's been charged with second degree murder been issued a two million dollar bond.

Then we have the.

Then we have the.

Center's safety director and the primary management assistant. They've also been charged with second degree murder with two hundred and fifty thousand dollars bonds. And then lastly, the operator of the chamber has been charged with one count of involuntary manslaughter and one count of intentionally placing false information on a medical record as a medical provider. So clearly they thought all these people were definitely responsible for it. I am interested with the second degree murder charge because I would also have thought they would have been slapped with involuntary manslaughter.

Center's safety director and the primary management assistant. They've also been charged with second degree murder with two hundred and fifty thousand dollars bonds. And then lastly, the operator of the chamber has been charged with one count of involuntary manslaughter and one count of intentionally placing false information on a medical record as a medical provider. So clearly they thought all these people were definitely responsible for it. I am interested with the second degree murder charge because I would also have thought they would have been slapped with involuntary manslaughter.

Yeah, I don't know about any of you know how people pick charges or whatever. I'm just like, I'm actually really happy to hear this because so many times you hear about stuff that's considered in the realm of malpractice, even though this isn't really medical technically, because these people weren't medical professionals. But so many times you hear about stuff like this happening and people suing and stuff, but they get away with it a little bit. And I hope that they're really trying to set an example for this place, because it's really just so sad for this mom.

Yeah, I don't know about any of you know how people pick charges or whatever. I'm just like, I'm actually really happy to hear this because so many times you hear about stuff that's considered in the realm of malpractice, even though this isn't really medical technically, because these people weren't medical professionals. But so many times you hear about stuff like this happening and people suing and stuff, but they get away with it a little bit. And I hope that they're really trying to set an example for this place, because it's really just so sad for this mom.

Well, they scandal back in twenty twenty one where they had hired this woman they knew that had a criminal record and that had faked having a medical license. But I guess the owner and the CEO this tammy woman was trying to play it off as she was Christian and knew about it, but was trying to give this woman redemption. But listen with what she did. So this lady Casey Discan, who they had hired. She posed as a board certified behavioral analysts and stole another woman's medical credentials, including her certification number, n NPI number, and then she totally fabricated her license number. Yeah, that's mean major crime in.

Well, they scandal back in twenty twenty one where they had hired this woman they knew that had a criminal record and that had faked having a medical license. But I guess the owner and the CEO this tammy woman was trying to play it off as she was Christian and knew about it, but was trying to give this woman redemption. But listen with what she did. So this lady Casey Discan, who they had hired. She posed as a board certified behavioral analysts and stole another woman's medical credentials, including her certification number, n NPI number, and then she totally fabricated her license number. Yeah, that's mean major crime in.

My it really is. And we've heard about that. We've even reported on that a couple times on this show, about people making these fake medical licenses. It's so scary.

My it really is. And we've heard about that. We've even reported on that a couple times on this show, about people making these fake medical licenses. It's so scary.

So that woman ended up creating these therapy programs with the Oxford Center with the children with autism, and of course when the parents found all this out. It's extremely problematic that somebody would go to such great lengths to fake having all these credentials. Yeah, and you have to wonder if you're putting in all the effort to fake having the credentials, just earned them the right way, why aren't.

So that woman ended up creating these therapy programs with the Oxford Center with the children with autism, and of course when the parents found all this out. It's extremely problematic that somebody would go to such great lengths to fake having all these credentials. Yeah, and you have to wonder if you're putting in all the effort to fake having the credentials, just earned them the right way, why aren't.

You just doing it? Can we said about every criminal that ever existed, Like, if you just put that effort into your life, you would be successful at something besides being a criminal. Like, Yeah, but I do agree with you.

You just doing it? Can we said about every criminal that ever existed, Like, if you just put that effort into your life, you would be successful at something besides being a criminal. Like, Yeah, but I do agree with you.

I think in a lot of cases like this, we don't often see justice for the families, and I think the severe charges are warranted if you're knowingly not doing the inspections you're supposed to be doing. And somebody has lost our life as a result of that. You deserve to get in trouble, all right.

I think in a lot of cases like this, we don't often see justice for the families, and I think the severe charges are warranted if you're knowingly not doing the inspections you're supposed to be doing. And somebody has lost our life as a result of that. You deserve to get in trouble, all right.

So this next story is going into yet another story of the dangers of social media. It's like we have at least one an episode, So let's get into this one.

So this next story is going into yet another story of the dangers of social media. It's like we have at least one an episode, So let's get into this one.

This one is so weird. So this sixteen year old girl from Florida met this thirty five year old man on a dating app. I don't even know how a sixteen year old is getting access onto a dating app?

This one is so weird. So this sixteen year old girl from Florida met this thirty five year old man on a dating app. I don't even know how a sixteen year old is getting access onto a dating app?

What now what? It didn't say what dating app? I'm just curious. It didn't say which one, but yeah, and I thought it was saying it's social media app too, so I'm like, what I mean, I guess it could be.

What now what? It didn't say what dating app? I'm just curious. It didn't say which one, but yeah, and I thought it was saying it's social media app too, so I'm like, what I mean, I guess it could be.

So it's a dating app, but they did not say which one. And I have not been on a dating app in a decade, so I don't know the credentials anymore. But you used to have to connect it to Facebook obviously with Tinder anyway, used to have to connect it to Facebook to prove you're a real person. I don't know how it's working anymore, but I feel like you have to upload your license or something to prove your real and you're of a No, I doubt it. So she gets linked up with this guy. She ends up going to his house and then is health captive there by this man and his girlfriend. Her grandmother did not report her missing for ten days after this. What was going on with that? She was also the mother of an eleven month old baby. Nobody in her family was like, where is she?

So it's a dating app, but they did not say which one. And I have not been on a dating app in a decade, so I don't know the credentials anymore. But you used to have to connect it to Facebook obviously with Tinder anyway, used to have to connect it to Facebook to prove you're a real person. I don't know how it's working anymore, but I feel like you have to upload your license or something to prove your real and you're of a No, I doubt it. So she gets linked up with this guy. She ends up going to his house and then is health captive there by this man and his girlfriend. Her grandmother did not report her missing for ten days after this. What was going on with that? She was also the mother of an eleven month old baby. Nobody in her family was like, where is she?

I have no idea, Like, this is just we talked about this on a couple episodes when you're like, there's a certain way we were talking about with Casey Anthony last episode right or two episodes ago that we were just saying, you know, if your grandchild is missing for this amount of time, why would you wait a month to call? And this and that, And maybe it was common for this woman, this sixteen year old to disappear for a couple of days at a time, and nobody really thought anything of it. And maybe the grandmother was was it her grandmother or her mother?

I have no idea, Like, this is just we talked about this on a couple episodes when you're like, there's a certain way we were talking about with Casey Anthony last episode right or two episodes ago that we were just saying, you know, if your grandchild is missing for this amount of time, why would you wait a month to call? And this and that, And maybe it was common for this woman, this sixteen year old to disappear for a couple of days at a time, and nobody really thought anything of it. And maybe the grandmother was was it her grandmother or her mother?

So both of her parents are dead, so she was living with her grandma, but she was the mother of an eleven month old, so was her grandmom raising the baby? I would assume so if they were all living in the house together. But I'm like, nobody realized she wasn't there for ten days or got in contact with her for that amount of time.

So both of her parents are dead, so she was living with her grandma, but she was the mother of an eleven month old, so was her grandmom raising the baby? I would assume so if they were all living in the house together. But I'm like, nobody realized she wasn't there for ten days or got in contact with her for that amount of time.

I don't know, So so what happened? So she went over and was she having like a relationship with this guy and his girlfriend.

I don't know, So so what happened? So she went over and was she having like a relationship with this guy and his girlfriend.

Or it seems like they lured her over to the house. And then what the police are saying is that she they thought she stole a ring, so they then started beating her for seven days before finally they put a poll ball into her mouth and then wrapped her head in plastic wrap and she ended up suffocating to death. So then they take her body to this other property where they dismember her, and then they dumped her in a dumpster.

Or it seems like they lured her over to the house. And then what the police are saying is that she they thought she stole a ring, so they then started beating her for seven days before finally they put a poll ball into her mouth and then wrapped her head in plastic wrap and she ended up suffocating to death. So then they take her body to this other property where they dismember her, and then they dumped her in a dumpster.

Wow, and did they find her body?

Wow, and did they find her body?

Yet? They did, so they found her body. She was reported missing. I guess she goes to their house on Valentine's Day. She's reported seeing ten days later on February twenty fourth, and then they found her body on March seventh. So it took a while, but very disturbing.

Yet? They did, so they found her body. She was reported missing. I guess she goes to their house on Valentine's Day. She's reported seeing ten days later on February twenty fourth, and then they found her body on March seventh. So it took a while, but very disturbing.

You know what upsets me about this story, like thinking about having all of you that are listening, I have ever had a teenager or have a teenager in your life right now? Like thinking about a sixteen year old that her life wasn't that important to her caregiver that she was even reported to be gone for ten days. Like, a sixteen year old is a child. It's a little kid. Yeah, And there's not a person that every day is waking that child up to go to school and every night talking that child into bed and giving them money for things and packing them lunches. And it's just like like there's always these other gross things to the story that make it so much more upsetting.

You know what upsets me about this story, like thinking about having all of you that are listening, I have ever had a teenager or have a teenager in your life right now? Like thinking about a sixteen year old that her life wasn't that important to her caregiver that she was even reported to be gone for ten days. Like, a sixteen year old is a child. It's a little kid. Yeah, And there's not a person that every day is waking that child up to go to school and every night talking that child into bed and giving them money for things and packing them lunches. And it's just like like there's always these other gross things to the story that make it so much more upsetting.

Yeah, definitely, because you just want to think on the surface, like, you know, both of her parents are dead. I don't know how long they were gone, but she's already in this unconventional situation of being raised by her grandmother. She is the mother of an eleven month old baby, so clearly she went through that as a young person. And then just nobody is even keeping tabs on her whereabouts for that long.

Yeah, definitely, because you just want to think on the surface, like, you know, both of her parents are dead. I don't know how long they were gone, but she's already in this unconventional situation of being raised by her grandmother. She is the mother of an eleven month old baby, so clearly she went through that as a young person. And then just nobody is even keeping tabs on her whereabouts for that long.

I mean, like it doesn't seem like it would matter anyway, because this was going to happen, right, maybe because if she was being held captive for all those days and it was reported that she was missing, and they might have found her alive, tied up over there, you know, like it didn't have to end this way, But how are they gonna get caught if if nobody even knows she's gone? Exactly.

I mean, like it doesn't seem like it would matter anyway, because this was going to happen, right, maybe because if she was being held captive for all those days and it was reported that she was missing, and they might have found her alive, tied up over there, you know, like it didn't have to end this way, But how are they gonna get caught if if nobody even knows she's gone? Exactly.

So, both of the people, the guy and his girlfriend, have been charged with first degree murder and kidnapping. Did you also see in the article that before they got the charges with kidnapping and murder that he had been arrested for drug possession and pointing a harpoon? Yeah?

So, both of the people, the guy and his girlfriend, have been charged with first degree murder and kidnapping. Did you also see in the article that before they got the charges with kidnapping and murder that he had been arrested for drug possession and pointing a harpoon? Yeah?

His girlfriend?

His girlfriend?

Yes, Like who just says a harpoons? He's like a real quality character, yeah, real quality guy, all right speaking, So this is probably the most outrageous story that we've had, like all week at least, right, Yeah, just in the last day or so.

Yes, Like who just says a harpoons? He's like a real quality character, yeah, real quality guy, all right speaking, So this is probably the most outrageous story that we've had, like all week at least, right, Yeah, just in the last day or so.

Now, this is like pretty outrageous.

Now, this is like pretty outrageous.

So this Texas and balmber has been charged after she allegedly took her scalpel blade and cut off the penis of a dead man after finding out he was a registered sex offender.

So this Texas and balmber has been charged after she allegedly took her scalpel blade and cut off the penis of a dead man after finding out he was a registered sex offender.

So this lady was preparing this guy to get to go into cremation, okay, and she found out he was a sex offender. He's a fifty eight year old guy. She cuts off his penis in front of an embalming student and sticks it in his mouth before she puts him to get cremated, okay, and tells the student, you didn't see anything.

So this lady was preparing this guy to get to go into cremation, okay, and she found out he was a sex offender. He's a fifty eight year old guy. She cuts off his penis in front of an embalming student and sticks it in his mouth before she puts him to get cremated, okay, and tells the student, you didn't see anything.

Okay, Like you can't expect that the student is not gonna I'm assuming the students who reported her correct.

Okay, Like you can't expect that the student is not gonna I'm assuming the students who reported her correct.

I'm sure, but listen, Like sometimes sometimes you always like if you're especially you're a mentor. I've been a mentor and I've been a student. Like sometimes you see people do stuff and you're kind of like, yeah, I don't know if I do that that way. But then like this is like and I'm like a Karen tell On person at all, but like I don't know this. This is like a little beyond the point of like something's not right here with this person. Like let me just maybe I should mention this to somebody. I don't know.

I'm sure, but listen, Like sometimes sometimes you always like if you're especially you're a mentor. I've been a mentor and I've been a student. Like sometimes you see people do stuff and you're kind of like, yeah, I don't know if I do that that way. But then like this is like and I'm like a Karen tell On person at all, but like I don't know this. This is like a little beyond the point of like something's not right here with this person. Like let me just maybe I should mention this to somebody. I don't know.

Yeah, I was talking to my friends about this last night too, and I'm like, you know, in some regard, I think everybody could agree he deserved it in some way, but like, you also just can't be doing that. You can't take It's like Luigi, like you just can't take the law on your hands. No, And it was a weird move there.

Yeah, I was talking to my friends about this last night too, and I'm like, you know, in some regard, I think everybody could agree he deserved it in some way, but like, you also just can't be doing that. You can't take It's like Luigi, like you just can't take the law on your hands. No, And it was a weird move there.

There's also it's weird too because I worked with dead people all the time, and I just never would personally connect myself at all to them to get mad. If I like, if I found that I was doing an autopsy on a sex offender, I'd be like, I don't care, that's not it has nothing to do with me. It's just like there's like a distinct line between like that's my work and this is my life here, and like I don't cross the two over. The only way that I could almost even justify it is if somehow she found out that he was the guy that sexually assaulted her if she was a child, Yeah, then I could see her just like completely snapping and feeling that that was going to make her heal in that And at that point I would I would kind of be like, all right, I still don't really think it's right, but I understand why she did it. But just finding out that the guy's a pedophile and you don't have any connection with it, it's just super it's super weird to me, And like if you're being in charge of taking care of dead people like that, you can't you can't do stuff like that. It's just it's it's it's like like the prosecutor that was that that is charging her with all of that is saying that you know, the law requires that he be treated with dignity and death like you, you can't just use your past experiences and and do that. And the fact that she did it in front of someone is almost like she wanted somebody to see or do it.

There's also it's weird too because I worked with dead people all the time, and I just never would personally connect myself at all to them to get mad. If I like, if I found that I was doing an autopsy on a sex offender, I'd be like, I don't care, that's not it has nothing to do with me. It's just like there's like a distinct line between like that's my work and this is my life here, and like I don't cross the two over. The only way that I could almost even justify it is if somehow she found out that he was the guy that sexually assaulted her if she was a child, Yeah, then I could see her just like completely snapping and feeling that that was going to make her heal in that And at that point I would I would kind of be like, all right, I still don't really think it's right, but I understand why she did it. But just finding out that the guy's a pedophile and you don't have any connection with it, it's just super it's super weird to me, And like if you're being in charge of taking care of dead people like that, you can't you can't do stuff like that. It's just it's it's it's like like the prosecutor that was that that is charging her with all of that is saying that you know, the law requires that he be treated with dignity and death like you, you can't just use your past experiences and and do that. And the fact that she did it in front of someone is almost like she wanted somebody to see or do it.

Well, it kind of begs the question, what else has she done? Because I feel like this is kind of I would.

Well, it kind of begs the question, what else has she done? Because I feel like this is kind of I would.

Believe that she probably hasn't done anything because I think that she did it because she had an audience there and she wanted to act like she was kind of a bass yeah, like and thinking like nobody would get mad at me for this, and somebody's going to praise me for this, and and like really the guy, like, I don't care what you think. Like, the guy's dead, you didn't do nothing to him. He doesn't, he doesn't, he doesn't feel it. He's not getting upset. None of the victims. I mean, maybe now that if the guy's name's getting released, some of the victims who were so still alive or probably happy that this happened. Maybe, but the guy's dead, he doesn't, Like, I don't know, It's just it's just a little unusual.

Believe that she probably hasn't done anything because I think that she did it because she had an audience there and she wanted to act like she was kind of a bass yeah, like and thinking like nobody would get mad at me for this, and somebody's going to praise me for this, and and like really the guy, like, I don't care what you think. Like, the guy's dead, you didn't do nothing to him. He doesn't, he doesn't, he doesn't feel it. He's not getting upset. None of the victims. I mean, maybe now that if the guy's name's getting released, some of the victims who were so still alive or probably happy that this happened. Maybe, but the guy's dead, he doesn't, Like, I don't know, It's just it's just a little unusual.

Yeah, Like That's what I'm saying, is that I think when you hear this story, you're like, Okay, I could I could see how you'd want to like disgrace somebody in their final well it's not even his final moments. Like I was just about saying, he's already dead. I understand how you want to disgrace a person, but like you're just taking it a little too far. And now like you're in your early thirties, you lost your job, you're charged with felony abusive of a corpse, Like this really isn't a good look for you.

Yeah, Like That's what I'm saying, is that I think when you hear this story, you're like, Okay, I could I could see how you'd want to like disgrace somebody in their final well it's not even his final moments. Like I was just about saying, he's already dead. I understand how you want to disgrace a person, but like you're just taking it a little too far. And now like you're in your early thirties, you lost your job, you're charged with felony abusive of a corpse, Like this really isn't a good look for you.

You're maybe they're saying they're saying that they might they're trying to either suspend or revoke her license, and I'm kind of like, no, I think the point of like we're done here, which like you need another career something is like, honestly, if you're that pent up about something, maybe you should go work in the field of sexual assault and help victims or something. But like, this isn't help, it's not doing anything.

You're maybe they're saying they're saying that they might they're trying to either suspend or revoke her license, and I'm kind of like, no, I think the point of like we're done here, which like you need another career something is like, honestly, if you're that pent up about something, maybe you should go work in the field of sexual assault and help victims or something. But like, this isn't help, it's not doing anything.

I just don't understand how you think you're doing this and not getting in trouble. But I understand, like maybe she wouldn't have done it if she didn't have the audience there and she was just trying to show off. But definitely questionable decision making. And you don't really want somebody like that working around people. Well, I guess they're not a live people, but you don't want somebody like that in this position. It's it's it was weird.

I just don't understand how you think you're doing this and not getting in trouble. But I understand, like maybe she wouldn't have done it if she didn't have the audience there and she was just trying to show off. But definitely questionable decision making. And you don't really want somebody like that working around people. Well, I guess they're not a live people, but you don't want somebody like that in this position. It's it's it was weird.

You know, I lie. This story is weird too, all right.

You know, I lie. This story is weird too, all right.

So in Tennessee, this guy was sleeping in bed with his girlfriend, so I guess they had a loaded gun on their bed somewhere.

So in Tennessee, this guy was sleeping in bed with his girlfriend, so I guess they had a loaded gun on their bed somewhere.

I was trying to really intelligent by the way.

I was trying to really intelligent by the way.

I was trying to think, like of all possible scenarios. Sometimes people say they sleep with a loaded gun under their pillow. I don't think that's why is either, but people say that. And then I was thinking, could it have been on the nightstand, But I think by what they're saying.

I was trying to think, like of all possible scenarios. Sometimes people say they sleep with a loaded gun under their pillow. I don't think that's why is either, but people say that. And then I was thinking, could it have been on the nightstand, But I think by what they're saying.

No, it on the bed.

No, it on the bed.

Yeah, it's it's on the bed. So their one year old dog jumps up on the bed, his paw gets stuck in the trigger guard, and then he ends up setting the gun off and shooting the guy.

Yeah, it's it's on the bed. So their one year old dog jumps up on the bed, his paw gets stuck in the trigger guard, and then he ends up setting the gun off and shooting the guy.

You know, this is a one year old pit bull and piples always get a really bad name. His name's Oreo. Now now they're getting even more of a bad name because he shot his owner. The dog shot his owner.

You know, this is a one year old pit bull and piples always get a really bad name. His name's Oreo. Now now they're getting even more of a bad name because he shot his owner. The dog shot his owner.

This is one case with the pitbull. We're gonna talk about where it really was. I guess none of them are the dog's fault, but the dog was really set up for failure in this case. He was just being cute jumping on the bed. I don't know why the owners had a loaded gun anywhere in proximity of the dog and just on the bed. I mean, couldn't this have happened if they kicked it and it went on I don't know.

This is one case with the pitbull. We're gonna talk about where it really was. I guess none of them are the dog's fault, but the dog was really set up for failure in this case. He was just being cute jumping on the bed. I don't know why the owners had a loaded gun anywhere in proximity of the dog and just on the bed. I mean, couldn't this have happened if they kicked it and it went on I don't know.

Yeah, and so I guess it shot the guy in his left thigh and he was treated at the hospital and left. It could have went terribly wrong if it hit his femeral artery or something, or even worse depending on what angle the gun was laying in the bed. This is just this is kind of just stupid behavior on these people's part. I mean, even if there wasn't a dog here. But apparently this has happened a couple times before, and two years ago a German shepherd killed a man after it stepped on a hunting rifle.

Yeah, and so I guess it shot the guy in his left thigh and he was treated at the hospital and left. It could have went terribly wrong if it hit his femeral artery or something, or even worse depending on what angle the gun was laying in the bed. This is just this is kind of just stupid behavior on these people's part. I mean, even if there wasn't a dog here. But apparently this has happened a couple times before, and two years ago a German shepherd killed a man after it stepped on a hunting rifle.

Yeah, but again, yeah, like it shouldn't the gun shouldn't be in position for the dog to step on it. But I could see it, like maybe if somebody is cleaning their gun or something or whatever, they have it on the ground or they have it on the table, dog steps on it. Why is a loaded gun in your bed just while you're sleeping. It's it's very bizarre.

Yeah, but again, yeah, like it shouldn't the gun shouldn't be in position for the dog to step on it. But I could see it, like maybe if somebody is cleaning their gun or something or whatever, they have it on the ground or they have it on the table, dog steps on it. Why is a loaded gun in your bed just while you're sleeping. It's it's very bizarre.

I don't I don't even know if it would. I mean, if it's loaded, I guess it's not just loaded though, Like it wasn't. It wasn't locked, like it was in a position that it was ready. It seemed like it was like it was in a position ready. It was in the chamber like ready to go. Yeah, like safety Yeah.

I don't I don't even know if it would. I mean, if it's loaded, I guess it's not just loaded though, Like it wasn't. It wasn't locked, like it was in a position that it was ready. It seemed like it was like it was in a position ready. It was in the chamber like ready to go. Yeah, like safety Yeah.

Nothing. I really can't wrap my mind around how this went down because it's so irresponsible.

Nothing. I really can't wrap my mind around how this went down because it's so irresponsible.

It's so it is weird, and I guess, I mean nothing, nothing's going to happen. I feel like still though, the police should just be like, dude, like is someone coming to kill you? Like why do you need to keep this thing like ready to go like right here? I don't know. It's just weird. This episode is brought to you by the Grosserup Guys. We have a lot of good stuff going on in the grocer room. We have Gene Hackman celebrity death this section, which is really really good. It took me a really long time to write that one, honestly, because it just was It's just a very unusual cause of death, and I wasn't super familiar with it except learning about it in school once or twice. And that's it because literally like ten people die a year from it, so out of the millions of people who live here. So it's kind of crazy that that was his wife's cause of death, the haunt of virus pulmonary syndrome. So we get into that, we talk about we're talking about this Ruby frank Is it frank Is that how you pronounce her name?

It's so it is weird, and I guess, I mean nothing, nothing's going to happen. I feel like still though, the police should just be like, dude, like is someone coming to kill you? Like why do you need to keep this thing like ready to go like right here? I don't know. It's just weird. This episode is brought to you by the Grosserup Guys. We have a lot of good stuff going on in the grocer room. We have Gene Hackman celebrity death this section, which is really really good. It took me a really long time to write that one, honestly, because it just was It's just a very unusual cause of death, and I wasn't super familiar with it except learning about it in school once or twice. And that's it because literally like ten people die a year from it, so out of the millions of people who live here. So it's kind of crazy that that was his wife's cause of death, the haunt of virus pulmonary syndrome. So we get into that, we talk about we're talking about this Ruby frank Is it frank Is that how you pronounce her name?

It's technically Frankie, but but nobody says that. Nobody says it correctly, but it is technically Frankie.

It's technically Frankie, but but nobody says that. Nobody says it correctly, but it is technically Frankie.

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All right, So have you been seeing all of these videos that are circulating online about Girl Scout cookies, Because I've gotten at least twenty in box messages of people sharing these videos with me.

All right, So have you been seeing all of these videos that are circulating online about Girl Scout cookies, Because I've gotten at least twenty in box messages of people sharing these videos with me.

I actually have not seen any because my entire Instagram feed right now is people making marshmallows and those videos that are like, he didn't ask you to be his egg for East.

I actually have not seen any because my entire Instagram feed right now is people making marshmallows and those videos that are like, he didn't ask you to be his egg for East.

God, the algorithm is so frickin annoying.

God, the algorithm is so frickin annoying.

I don't know how I started getting those particular ones, but they're so funny. They're just so funny to be and they're just ridiculous. But anyway, what's in the video?

I don't know how I started getting those particular ones, but they're so funny. They're just so funny to be and they're just ridiculous. But anyway, what's in the video?

Yeah, I mean they This hasn't come up on my feed, but people have been sending it to me, and it's just saying that I guess some group of people ordered Girl Scout cookies from all different states and had some testing done on them, and it found that every single one of the cookies had traces of aluminum, arsenic like heavy metals, mercury pesticides, which we know cause human pathology and disease. So of course that's concerning considering everybody buys Girl Scout cookies I guess except us because they're gluten free on suck and the other ones that are actually good we can't eat. So whatever. That's just a side note. But yeah, so a lot of people are freaked out about this because you know, there's a lot of chemicals in all of our food that we're finding out aren't safe for us to be ingesting at any level, let alone what they consider to be safe levels. So all these videos have been going around this This woman is vital lawsuit against the Girl Scouts for what.

Yeah, I mean they This hasn't come up on my feed, but people have been sending it to me, and it's just saying that I guess some group of people ordered Girl Scout cookies from all different states and had some testing done on them, and it found that every single one of the cookies had traces of aluminum, arsenic like heavy metals, mercury pesticides, which we know cause human pathology and disease. So of course that's concerning considering everybody buys Girl Scout cookies I guess except us because they're gluten free on suck and the other ones that are actually good we can't eat. So whatever. That's just a side note. But yeah, so a lot of people are freaked out about this because you know, there's a lot of chemicals in all of our food that we're finding out aren't safe for us to be ingesting at any level, let alone what they consider to be safe levels. So all these videos have been going around this This woman is vital lawsuit against the Girl Scouts for what.

Five million dollars, which I don't think is that much considering the shocking number presented in this article, which was that they make about a billion dollars a year off of the cookies. Yeah.

Five million dollars, which I don't think is that much considering the shocking number presented in this article, which was that they make about a billion dollars a year off of the cookies. Yeah.

I don't like the whole I did the whole Girl Scout thing for a while, and it just like, I don't know that I was necessary. I like the idea of it, and it probably started off as a good idea, but the way that it is now, it was like, our troops sold so many cookies and then one of the moms that was in our group just like sold a bunch of cookies and kept the money. I think out of a five dollar box, your troop gets like seventy five cents of it. So basically every single box out of all the kids in the troop that we sold, like we didn't get any credit for because that mom took all that money. She never got arrested.

I don't like the whole I did the whole Girl Scout thing for a while, and it just like, I don't know that I was necessary. I like the idea of it, and it probably started off as a good idea, but the way that it is now, it was like, our troops sold so many cookies and then one of the moms that was in our group just like sold a bunch of cookies and kept the money. I think out of a five dollar box, your troop gets like seventy five cents of it. So basically every single box out of all the kids in the troop that we sold, like we didn't get any credit for because that mom took all that money. She never got arrested.

Did she give like a fake identity and everything when she signed up and then just stole.

Did she give like a fake identity and everything when she signed up and then just stole.

Yeah, like you couldn't figure out who she was. It just was it was just like it was crazy. The whole thing was so crazy. But I was kind of turned off by it. And I'm like, oh, so we're just gonna tell all these little girls that like somebody could come steale this money and then they're not getting anything for all their hard work is selling these cookies and like the person's not even getting in trouble whatever. That's like a whole side note.

Yeah, like you couldn't figure out who she was. It just was it was just like it was crazy. The whole thing was so crazy. But I was kind of turned off by it. And I'm like, oh, so we're just gonna tell all these little girls that like somebody could come steale this money and then they're not getting anything for all their hard work is selling these cookies and like the person's not even getting in trouble whatever. That's like a whole side note.

But nobody get any ideas for the stale, right.

But nobody get any ideas for the stale, right.

So I guess I don't know if these people that bought the cookies, because like you and I could, we could, and like it would be an interesting study to just go to the store and buy like chips, ahoy a all these other cookies and send them to a private company and have them tested, because I'm sure it's not just Girl Scout cookies. It's like every single thing that we probably that's a processed food, right unless you're and I'm saying, like, unless you make the cookies from scratch, and even if you do, you would still find these things and the flowers you use and all this stuff. So it's just it's really hard to say. These people that are making this lawsuit are comparing the findings that they're finding in the Girl Scout cookies with the EPA's water safety standards, and I guess the levels are higher than what the water safety standards are. But the FDA, who's in charge of the food and the USDA there they have I guess a different threshold of what's considered to be non harmful. So they're putting out a statement that says, quote, based on current FDA regulations, there's no evidence that the cookies pose a health risk, which to me is a cover you're ass because you're saying, well, you're not that confident. You're just saying that based on the current recommendations. So when we find it out in twenty years that the recommendations right now are terrible, then like they'll be bad. But as of like what they're considering to be safe right now, the FDA is saying that they fall within those limits.

So I guess I don't know if these people that bought the cookies, because like you and I could, we could, and like it would be an interesting study to just go to the store and buy like chips, ahoy a all these other cookies and send them to a private company and have them tested, because I'm sure it's not just Girl Scout cookies. It's like every single thing that we probably that's a processed food, right unless you're and I'm saying, like, unless you make the cookies from scratch, and even if you do, you would still find these things and the flowers you use and all this stuff. So it's just it's really hard to say. These people that are making this lawsuit are comparing the findings that they're finding in the Girl Scout cookies with the EPA's water safety standards, and I guess the levels are higher than what the water safety standards are. But the FDA, who's in charge of the food and the USDA there they have I guess a different threshold of what's considered to be non harmful. So they're putting out a statement that says, quote, based on current FDA regulations, there's no evidence that the cookies pose a health risk, which to me is a cover you're ass because you're saying, well, you're not that confident. You're just saying that based on the current recommendations. So when we find it out in twenty years that the recommendations right now are terrible, then like they'll be bad. But as of like what they're considering to be safe right now, the FDA is saying that they fall within those limits.

So well, the FDA at one time said oxy cotton was a non addictive drugs.

So well, the FDA at one time said oxy cotton was a non addictive drugs.

So let's think about it like we could. We could go on and on and on about the FDA and everything else. So and that's constantly changing. That happens with science. W change and evolve and we learn things or whatever. So if I think it's good for parents to have this information, because if you choose that you don't want to have it, I guess the scary thing is is that when you read the label, like all that shit's not written in it, right, So parents don't know until they get tested. And like you know, the Girl Scouts use a couple different bakeries, so that's why sometimes they have different names, or they don't have a cookie in one part of the country and another part of the country. But this is a this is like a world or a country wide thing. And I'm pretty sure that some of those companies listed that make Girl Scout cookies also make other cookies that are sold in the grocery store. So yeah, this isn't specific. This is more of, like, I don't know if this is necessarily a Girl Scouts problem as much as it is an FDA problem of what they're allowing. Well, I agree with you.

So let's think about it like we could. We could go on and on and on about the FDA and everything else. So and that's constantly changing. That happens with science. W change and evolve and we learn things or whatever. So if I think it's good for parents to have this information, because if you choose that you don't want to have it, I guess the scary thing is is that when you read the label, like all that shit's not written in it, right, So parents don't know until they get tested. And like you know, the Girl Scouts use a couple different bakeries, so that's why sometimes they have different names, or they don't have a cookie in one part of the country and another part of the country. But this is a this is like a world or a country wide thing. And I'm pretty sure that some of those companies listed that make Girl Scout cookies also make other cookies that are sold in the grocery store. So yeah, this isn't specific. This is more of, like, I don't know if this is necessarily a Girl Scouts problem as much as it is an FDA problem of what they're allowing. Well, I agree with you.

I'd argue that if you tested almost any processed food made it any facility, you're gonna find something. Yeah, it's just it's impossible tonight. Even everything's marketed is organic and whatever. Just if anybody had the time and resources to test every single food product we have, I guarantee you things like this would come up regularly.

I'd argue that if you tested almost any processed food made it any facility, you're gonna find something. Yeah, it's just it's impossible tonight. Even everything's marketed is organic and whatever. Just if anybody had the time and resources to test every single food product we have, I guarantee you things like this would come up regularly.

It really would. So, I mean, I don't know, do whatever you want with the information. I it's crazy because, like you said, you didn't see any of these videos circulating online, and they probably like this is a horrible pr crisis for for the Girl Scouts because like now, the only thing they got is the cookies.

It really would. So, I mean, I don't know, do whatever you want with the information. I it's crazy because, like you said, you didn't see any of these videos circulating online, and they probably like this is a horrible pr crisis for for the Girl Scouts because like now, the only thing they got is the cookies.

Really, and they're good, Like before our gluten free days, I'd fuck up a box a thin mint and woods sitting. They're the most delicious cookie on the planet, especially when you put them in the freezer. Oh my god, absolutely, I could.

Really, and they're good, Like before our gluten free days, I'd fuck up a box a thin mint and woods sitting. They're the most delicious cookie on the planet, especially when you put them in the freezer. Oh my god, absolutely, I could.

Probably make them. Well you should, And it's Okay, so you could have an MRI recently. Did they ask you if you had hair extensions when you went? They did?

Probably make them. Well you should, And it's Okay, so you could have an MRI recently. Did they ask you if you had hair extensions when you went? They did?

They did not, It was not on the list. But let me tell you when I was five minutes into the test that I realized I had a necklace off.

They did not, It was not on the list. But let me tell you when I was five minutes into the test that I realized I had a necklace off.

And they didn't see that you had a necklace on. No, So wow, I mean it's right there that I know which necklace you're talking about. It's like on your neck, it's not like hanging down like anybody talking to your face would see it.

And they didn't see that you had a necklace on. No, So wow, I mean it's right there that I know which necklace you're talking about. It's like on your neck, it's not like hanging down like anybody talking to your face would see it.

Okay, So like I will take responsibility one hundred percent that I left it on because I've I've had this necklace I think for three years and I don't take it off often. I don't even feel it's there. So when I go in for the MRI, I fill out the questionnaire which is asking me if I have a pacemaker, and like prust In plans all this stuff right, and I'm like, okay, I take my piercing out and make sure my wedding rings off. Everything. When I got to the facility, they asked me all the same questions again. I answered them, and then I'm five minutes in and I'm sitting there you know, cause like you can't do anything. So I'm like in my thoughts and like, oh shit, my necklace is on. So I squeezed the little ball and I'm like my necklace and they're like is it bothering you? And I said no, and they're like, well you're fine.

Okay, So like I will take responsibility one hundred percent that I left it on because I've I've had this necklace I think for three years and I don't take it off often. I don't even feel it's there. So when I go in for the MRI, I fill out the questionnaire which is asking me if I have a pacemaker, and like prust In plans all this stuff right, and I'm like, okay, I take my piercing out and make sure my wedding rings off. Everything. When I got to the facility, they asked me all the same questions again. I answered them, and then I'm five minutes in and I'm sitting there you know, cause like you can't do anything. So I'm like in my thoughts and like, oh shit, my necklace is on. So I squeezed the little ball and I'm like my necklace and they're like is it bothering you? And I said no, and they're like, well you're fine.

Then they were like, then stop bothering us.

Then they were like, then stop bothering us.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Basically, so all right, so this girl, So I have the opposite experience. I haven't had an MRI on myself in a long time, but Lucia gets some for her medical condition pretty often every couple of months and when we go, so we go to Children's Hospital and they're like, I have to say that Children's Hospital is just so in Philadelphia, is just so awesome and extra thorough on everything. Every single time my husband and I are there, we're like, why can't these people be our doctors too? Like why why don't adults get this kind of individual awesome attention to details and everything. But when so, when my daughter Lucia gets an MRI, they ask us the craziest questions of things like do you have any piercings? Do you have any piercings inside your mouth or genitals? Like things that kids wouldn't have ever. Do you have tattoos? Do you have this? Do you have hair extensions? They ask so many things because there's all these different things that people can have metal on their body and they just don't even realize it. And it could be a problem because an MRI is uses a giant magnet. Right, So this girl is getting she's getting an MRI and she's laying there and then all of a sudden, she feels like her hair is like ripping away from her head and she never even thought about it. But she did the same thing you did, like hit the little buzzer and just said, there's something wrong with my hair extensions. It's like pulling my hair, and the same it was the same reaction. The MRI tech was like is it bothering you? And she said like, can you deal with it for another twenty minutes or whatever? And I don't. I don't really necessarily though, if that reaction is appropriate, because it's same with you with the metal because in theory, like the metal could heat up and burn, it can actually burn your skin. So even if it's not bothering you right now, I don't know if there's if there's a threshold that Okay, if it doesn't burns one right away, it's not going to for the rest of the test or whatever.

Basically, so all right, so this girl, So I have the opposite experience. I haven't had an MRI on myself in a long time, but Lucia gets some for her medical condition pretty often every couple of months and when we go, so we go to Children's Hospital and they're like, I have to say that Children's Hospital is just so in Philadelphia, is just so awesome and extra thorough on everything. Every single time my husband and I are there, we're like, why can't these people be our doctors too? Like why why don't adults get this kind of individual awesome attention to details and everything. But when so, when my daughter Lucia gets an MRI, they ask us the craziest questions of things like do you have any piercings? Do you have any piercings inside your mouth or genitals? Like things that kids wouldn't have ever. Do you have tattoos? Do you have this? Do you have hair extensions? They ask so many things because there's all these different things that people can have metal on their body and they just don't even realize it. And it could be a problem because an MRI is uses a giant magnet. Right, So this girl is getting she's getting an MRI and she's laying there and then all of a sudden, she feels like her hair is like ripping away from her head and she never even thought about it. But she did the same thing you did, like hit the little buzzer and just said, there's something wrong with my hair extensions. It's like pulling my hair, and the same it was the same reaction. The MRI tech was like is it bothering you? And she said like, can you deal with it for another twenty minutes or whatever? And I don't. I don't really necessarily though, if that reaction is appropriate, because it's same with you with the metal because in theory, like the metal could heat up and burn, it can actually burn your skin. So even if it's not bothering you right now, I don't know if there's if there's a threshold that Okay, if it doesn't burns one right away, it's not going to for the rest of the test or whatever.

And they not just pull you out, you know how, They'll be like, Okay, this one's like two minutes, and they'll be like, the next one's three minutes. Can they not pull you out in between and take it off?

And they not just pull you out, you know how, They'll be like, Okay, this one's like two minutes, and they'll be like, the next one's three minutes. Can they not pull you out in between and take it off?

And then they might not be able to interrupt the series. I have no idea how that what those people do at their job.

And then they might not be able to interrupt the series. I have no idea how that what those people do at their job.

And alright with me though, I was only past the first one, like the two minute one, so I'm like, can't we just start it over again?

And alright with me though, I was only past the first one, like the two minute one, so I'm like, can't we just start it over again?

Yeah? Maybe, I don't know. I mean, like, obviously they would if a person was having a serious issue, because at that point the test doesn't matter as much as like you being on fire or like being sucked into an MRI machine.

Yeah? Maybe, I don't know. I mean, like, obviously they would if a person was having a serious issue, because at that point the test doesn't matter as much as like you being on fire or like being sucked into an MRI machine.

But at the same time, I don't think what I was feeling, like I was having a reaction to the contrast that they were taking that quite seriously either. So I don't know what's going on.

But at the same time, I don't think what I was feeling, like I was having a reaction to the contrast that they were taking that quite seriously either. So I don't know what's going on.

Because they know your type, your your hypochondriac, freaking out medical anxiety type walks through their door twenty times a day, and they're like, yeah, whatever, like when a person gets contrast and is having anophylaxis, it looks a certain way. I didn't think I was having anaphylaxi, But then who cares. Just if you weren't gonna die, then you'll get over it. Like listen, end a story.

Because they know your type, your your hypochondriac, freaking out medical anxiety type walks through their door twenty times a day, and they're like, yeah, whatever, like when a person gets contrast and is having anophylaxis, it looks a certain way. I didn't think I was having anaphylaxi, But then who cares. Just if you weren't gonna die, then you'll get over it. Like listen, end a story.

All right, side note, can they not make these tests quieter? Because with all the technology we have today, it's like, you're already claustrophobic in this thing, and then you have this loud noise and these lights like flashing at your head. How are you not going to have a panic attack in this situation?

All right, side note, can they not make these tests quieter? Because with all the technology we have today, it's like, you're already claustrophobic in this thing, and then you have this loud noise and these lights like flashing at your head. How are you not going to have a panic attack in this situation?

No, I have like a weird thing, I don't know what it's called that I get like very triggered by noises that are a little bit too loud or something, and that is definitely at a level that's uncomfortable for me to hear, and it gives me like this anxious feeling. I don't know that. And then they have like these upright ones now, but I'm sure they make the same amount of noise it is. It is kind of funny though, that you're just like, dude, you could put a computer in my pocket right now and I could call people across the world, But you can't make this thing be quieter.

No, I have like a weird thing, I don't know what it's called that I get like very triggered by noises that are a little bit too loud or something, and that is definitely at a level that's uncomfortable for me to hear, and it gives me like this anxious feeling. I don't know that. And then they have like these upright ones now, but I'm sure they make the same amount of noise it is. It is kind of funny though, that you're just like, dude, you could put a computer in my pocket right now and I could call people across the world, But you can't make this thing be quieter.

It's just weird or like you can't like put music on or something.

It's just weird or like you can't like put music on or something.

No, you can't. Oh no, dude, listen. Let me tell you about the children's hospital experience. This kid gets earphones and it's connected to a TV that has Disney Plus and she got to watch Cruella the whole time. Oh okay, yeah, it's like high level. And before they had all that technology, they had this big ass binder in the waiting room that the kids could pick a DVD that of a movie they wanted to watch. I'm telling you, like the kids, the kids get like the Red Carpet treatment, it's awesome.

No, you can't. Oh no, dude, listen. Let me tell you about the children's hospital experience. This kid gets earphones and it's connected to a TV that has Disney Plus and she got to watch Cruella the whole time. Oh okay, yeah, it's like high level. And before they had all that technology, they had this big ass binder in the waiting room that the kids could pick a DVD that of a movie they wanted to watch. I'm telling you, like the kids, the kids get like the Red Carpet treatment, it's awesome.

I don't need a show, but like like like an elevator music would be good, like anything.

I don't need a show, but like like like an elevator music would be good, like anything.

Maybe audio bil like you could just you could maybe fall into being a kid. There's like there's an eight. I think you're over that age now, but yeah, I'm thirty years old. I don't think of falling into the kid category. But just lie, just like change your date of birth on the thing, all right. So well, like let's talk about what happened with this girl anyway. So she's got hair extensions and there's all different kinds so sometimes you could have a bunch of little hairs that are stuck to a really sticky sticker, and that's extensions. But these particular ones where they were like a metal bead that was clipping onto the hair, and then that metal bead had a piece of plastic over the metal bead. So the girl didn't realize that there was metal because when she looks at it, it looks like a piece of plastic. She thought they were plastic and a lot of people are ripping her online, and honestly, like I, if she didn't know that they were metal, then why would she even think about it? This is why children's hospitals so good, because they ask you things that you wouldn't even think of, you know. So I think I don't think that she's totally wrong for just not knowing that. It's just not clear cut for some people.