His Doesn’t Hear You…
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
What?
Can you do that sound again?
No, I can't. That was like so got it rolling in the moment.
I can do it because I felt it.
Do you want to know why I made that sound?
Yeah.
I'm nauseous.
That's not a nauseous sound. That was not a nauseous sound.
I'm fed up because I started last night.
Fed up? Oh, you're fed up with being nauseous.
I'm fed up with being nauseous.
I'm tired of being tired.
Because I'm not usually, like if I'm nauseous, you know, sorry, you know, it's actually nauseated. If I'm nauseated, like usually I'm going to throw up or something. But like this has just been like consistent in a way that I'm not comfortable with.
It is nice having something consistent in your life, though.
Not this. And then, you know, I just keep taking, like, Tums and, like, random shit that I think is making it worse.
Tums? Did you know I threw up the other day?
No, you didn't tell me.
Oh, how did I not tell you this?
Oh, on the floor?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I did tell you?
Like, when you were just choking?
Why are Brooke and Connor talking about nausea and a humiliating vomit-in-hotel story?
Like, coughing?
No, no, no. Oh, my God. I've been throwing up a lot recently. I'm kind of in my barf era. But... And I, like, I, like, if I'm throwing up, it's like, that is what you're, you know, when people are like, oh my gosh, I was out like a light last night. I slept 10 hours. Like, and someone always likes, there's always someone, there's always someone in the room that goes, yeah, well, your body probably really needed that. There's a reason.
Yeah.
I'm like that with throwing up. I'm cool. You gotta listen to your body.
Well, you know what I've always said? Why can't we just poop it out? There's no reason for it to come out of my mouth like that.
It's two completely different... It shouldn't have to be. It's two companies that are not working.
That's what I'm saying. It shouldn't have to be. Communicate.
You're looking for a bit of a merger.
I would like a merger. I will always choose the downstairs opportunity. I don't ever want to throw up again. Why did you throw up? I have one more minute to talk about throw up before I do it myself.
Um... It was after the show in Denver, and I obviously forgot about... Well, no, I don't think it had anything to do with the altitude. We were just like... It was the end of the night. We finished the show. I was with some friends, and at the end of the night, they were like... The lights turned on at the bar. It was like 1 in the morning. We finished the show at 12, so I was like, oh, my second beer. And I chugged my second beer. And then I got home, and it's like... That beer was still... I could have smuggled this beer into a stadium and then pulled, dragged, and put it back into the cup and continued to enjoy it. That's disgusting. It was disgusting, but it was like the beer was like, I'll just hang out here just in case you decide you want to have your second try with me.
It was going to give me a second chance. It was fully, I lay down in bed and I go, something is afoot.
That's the thing about nausea. Sometimes you're like, something's not right, but I can't put my finger on it. And then you almost realize before it's too late.
Well, it was like there was a dark weight in my room that was kind of weighing on my gut. And then I was like, oh my gosh, this is... and i get up and like when you realize it's like well you better get to the toilet pretty fast because then your brain's like oh i'm gonna barf before you get there on purpose yeah to piss you off yeah and i genuinely i had showered like before i got in bed so i turned the corner really hot and the floor's wet From the steam. I can't believe I didn't tell you this. You didn't tell me this. I turned the corner. I turned the corner of the floor. My feet got out in front of me. But I was anticipating being over the toilet. So I was falling.
And I was throwing up forward.
Anyways, I'm just going to show you.
I'm going to turn to the cook. Oh my God. My body knew how long it was going to take to run to the toilet.
Your body needed that. Your body needed that.
Just hold out for the finish line. I get in there. Oh my God. And just like laying on the ground and there's throat just like on the wall.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:22
2
Why are Brooke and Connor talking about nausea and a humiliating vomit-in-hotel story?
1:22–25:47
3
How do stitches and anesthesia fears come up during their clinic stories?
25:47–33:12
4
What evidence and symptoms make them suspect iron deficiency and pica?
33:12–1:00:22
5
What Texas school rituals sparked stories about pledges, moments of silence, and assemblies?
1:00:22–1:01:36