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What happened during Connor’s root canal and why was he 'up the gas'?
Okay. Hey, Brooke.
Hey, Connor.
It's me, Connor, from high school.
It's nice to see you. Good morning. Welcome back to Brooke and Connor Makeup Podcast.
Yeah, that's to everyone. That was a greeting to the world. Good morning to everyone who's listening. I just got back from the dentist. I got a root canal, and then I got a filling right in front of it. I can't feel the whole right side of my face.
Why'd you do that before the podcast?
Dentists don't have... It's not like getting a haircut. They have an opening. You just have to take it.
Yeah, that's true.
And I'm also the dentist that I ended up going to. It's a family practice. He's very much like a father figure to me already. I've met him twice. And it feels like that. Like when I first got there, they're like, who do you know? It was like, it was like being in a fraternity.
Oh, wow.
Yeah. Name three people, you know? And I was like, I know I'm friends of a friend with this person, but I've never met her. And they let me in. Cause I was just like running a Clint, a comedy clinic and then dental office. Like I was being so funny. All the, all the places where like, like I'm there for one reason and one reason only. And it's not an appropriate time to joke. I'm running a absolute comedy special with the receptionists. They love me so much, but I'm just like warning you. So I do want to say really quickly.
I can't stop looking at the way your mouth is moving in such a unique way.
I have a really high tolerance to anesthesia. Anesthesia? No, that's a woman.
Anesthesia was right.
Anesthesia is a woman.
Anesthesia would be a- And by that, do you mean like it takes a lot to get you?
Like I was up the whole time during my wisdom teeth removal.
Right.
And they kept going, up the gas. And it was in slow motion and really deep. And I was like, yeah, up the gas, baby. Everything was really low pitch and slow. And I was like, I'm having so much fun here. But then they were like, actually lower the gas. But... I was awake the whole time. I'm also really, like, high tolerance to the numbing thing.
Yeah.
So I, like, still feel stuff. So I keep insisting, can you please just put more in? Because that feeling of, like, hitting a nerve on my tooth. Yeah. I was holding the assistant's hand.
You can't even hear the word nerve.
Nerve? Nerve.
In, like, relation to the body.
Yeah. It's a freaky thing. And they're everywhere. Of course, like, the one thing that you're not comfortable with is, like, all over your
I'm just not comfortable with it at all.
Did you feel? Yeah, I felt. But the good part is, and something I'm really excited about, is this tooth that I've been dealing with, I've been putting up with for so long, I think it was five years ago I was in New York and I was chewing gum and then I just felt this tooth crack in half. I pulled my gum out, two pieces of tooth in it. Just like for no reason. For what?
And so now the tooth is gone?
Well, he drilled it almost completely out. He drilled me to bits and then filled it back in. But this is great news because that's the, that's the problem tooth for my flossing. It's like, I'm not real. I'm not going to be in pain while I'm eating anymore.
He put a new tooth in.
No, it's, it's like, it's a filling essentially. Oh, root canal filling cap.
But does it look like there's a tooth there or a tooth with a filling?
I don't know. I can't see it. It's a back right. You can't see it. But he also had to drill into the one in front of it.
If someone drilled into my head like that, I would be in bed for four weeks.
I've just done this so many times because I got brittle bones. Every morning I break my legs. Every evening I break my arms.
I wonder if that's part of your syndrome.
It's not. I confirmed I don't have that, by the way. Did you? Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. No, I don't have it.
How did you figure that out?
Because I looked at at length. Well, I looked at length at the self-diagnosis. I truly don't have any of these like in a real way.
OK.
And a lot of people were telling me they were like, you would know if you had it. That kind of thing.
OK.
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