I doubt the guy lifted it. He said the guy was smushed for 1/2 second. The car probably just dipped really low and bounced back up due to the suspension
yeah we can sometimes die from Working too much or just take a tank bullet to the chest and somehow survive Or get you're head blown by a shotgun AND STILL SURVIVE or fall from a plane and survive the odds are unfair
I mean I've had so many "incidents" happen as a kid onward I just started measuring them as deaths, doesn't help that the medics have too. We survive insane things.
Yes it does. I like to have a picture in my head of the situation before I get there to determine what I need to bring from the rig. Since we have about 6 different 50 pound bags, I can't carry em all
Also, if you're like 450+ lbs., mention that. We have to use a special stretcher for you and it's going to take longer if we have to call for it after arriving
As a young EMT, I was dispatched to a motorcycle accident where the rider sheered off a 4" tree with his torso as he went off the road. Patient was alert and oriented when we got there, then proceeded to go through all the stages of decreasing LOC. He was dead before we could package him and get him off the scene. Turns out, impact with the tree shattered his liver - there was no saving him. Sad day, but incredible learning opportunity for me as a young EMT.
@@MaxsMusicFootballWWEChannelWhy do you never want a first responder to a medical emergency to drive as fast as safely possible to get you to the hospital as soon as possible? Does that accurately sum up your question?
@hunterjohnson2969 Its not that they don't want them to get to the hospital asap, the joke was that if you hear a medic saying that about their patient (I think that's the right word?), it means things are worse than normal, and they're likely in high amounts of danger
A friend of mine died this way back when we were 21. He only used the jack to hold his car up while working underneath it... The jack gave out and the car fell on him. He was by himself, so there wasn't anyone there to help him or anything and he was later discovered deceased. NEVER EVER RELY ON THE JACK TO HOLD YOUR CAR UP! ALWAYS use those stands and make sure the car is in place and they are what's supporting the car. You should be able to remove the jack and your car still be elevated on the stands with no problem. A lesson I am SO thankful my father taught me when I was learning to drive, he couldn't stress it enough. Wish my friend had been taught the same and not died before he had a chance to live a full life.
Actually, if i understand correctly the reason this injury is a oh crap moment is because something called crushing injury which leads to a crushing syndrome
@@danieldb_alfa kinda sorta - you want the insides to stay inside pretty much all the time. Crushing internal organs is usually incompatible with good health and needs to be assessed asap. Crushing Syndrome is after an extended period of time organs and muscles that have started to die release dead and infected blood and goop, which is bad, but the crushing is actually preventing it from being spread out to the body. Removing the crushing thing without being ready or removing the bad bits first is what causes Crushing Syndrome.
wait in this case wouldn't it be more surprising for him to still be moving because his tibs would've pierced something or his spinal cord might have broken?
@@SERGEANTJACKSONAUTTP how much do cars even weigh tho? I'm thinking like 300 maybe 400 and if I remember correctly a human can lift twice there body weight
@xKdog201x Children have been known to be able to lift vehicles when empowered with adrenaline, there was a case when we were younger where a 12 year old boy saw his father get crushed by a truck after the jack fell and he proceeded to lift the 4x4 enough to get him out. Most vehicles are in the 1-2 ton range, so we're talking two thousand to four thousand pound vehicles. It's amazing what we can do when push comes to shove, pun unintended. -🖊️
Adrenaline will do that to you - I once had a fracture that I didn't feel the pain at all for 30 minutes, because I was so high on adrenaline after the accident. Once the adrenaline wore off though ... let's just say I almost passed out when they moved me on the ambulance stretcher.
@@maximilian672 that most likely wasnt adrenaline but more so shock and unawarenedd of the fracture. The brain tends to ignore pain until u either see the wound or concentrate on what might hurt you atm. If you were 30 min under adrenaline damage to your heart and smaller bloodvessels should have occurred. Adrenaline is more of an action boost vor 3 min not 30min. But it could initially be the reason why your brain was unaware of the pain and after it wore of your body had already to fight with the tiredness of the adrenaline running out so the brain just made you function. I have seen that happen twice so far in motorcycle accidents.
Not necessarily what he meant. Remember it's a healthcare worker writing the skit, so he might not have meant that. In healthcare settings it's normal to differenciate what people say from what is going on.
I got an "ohh......shit" from an EMT when they realized I was going to deliver a footling breech baby right there in the ambulance. He took 2 seconds and then hit go mode. Delivered baby in under 5 mins, pulled it together in the end lol
I think that was moreso because he was also witnessing the torso-wide streak of subcutaneous blood pooling inside him for the first time, but yeah that probably didn’t help
My husband had a newbie Dr freak out on him. He had a bad reaction to a new painkiller post surgery. Dr was too panicky to be useful, so the nurse saved him.
“Meat pancake”, that’s the first time I have ever heard that in my life 😂😂😂😂😂 Human squishy noises is what almost had me dead 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Love you vids!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌❤️❤️
1st guy: oh crap. 2nd guy: oh crap. 3rd guy who has nothing to with the first 2 people: oh crap. 1st guy: what do u wanna do? 2nd guy: drive really really fast. My stupid brain when I’m trying to sleep at 12 am: But imagine this is what it went like. 1st guy in my head: oh crap. 2nd guy in my head: oh crap. 3rd guy who still has no life like the other people in my head: oh crap. 1st guy in my head: what do you wanna do? 2nd guy in my head: oh I was thinking we could go get a sandwich. 1st guy in my head: oh yea sure. The narrator in my head/my thinking: they leave to get a sandwich. Like if u get it plz like this took like 30 mins to type 😅😂 rofl🎉😂 btw there might be some typos but I’m to lazy to read it.
This is why you need to make sure you have a jack satnd! Just in case the jack spring fails, you have back up saftey so the car doesn't squish you! Stay safe ❤🙏🏻
Still mind boggled by how good of an actor this guy is. That “Oh crap” had three separate deliveries back to back but they felt like they genuinely came from three different people.
I was a medic at 31 years believe me, I completely completely understand! I have so many stories that I have been keeping up with over the years. I’m finally writing a book.
Tbh thats probably just a bad or unresponsible from Who dont understand how dangerous it is to get so many kilos on top of you. A friend i would immediately end the friendship with after being treated.
That’s how it is. Last week we had a dude having a full blown heart attack and he was as chill as anyone could be. Even after the dr explained to him he is having a heart attack, he didn’t seem dazed at all.
In another video, he explained that, the friend who casually explains what happened, was 6,8 feet tall, weighing 300 pounds, and he lifted the car with 1 arm, and dragged his friend out from underneath the car with the other. That's so cool. Adrenaline and Friendship are the strongest powers on the planet =)
One of the other emt youtubers did a skit where hes training a new guy, and as theyre approaching the house hes like "never again, you drive like a maniac. Youre only going to drive in the really bad situations" then he looks inside the house before tossing the newbie the keys 😂
We got an update! Apparently he was there for like half a second because the friend with adrenaline rushing through his body managed to lift the car with one hand enough to pull the man with the other hand. The power of friendship and adrenaline 👏👏👏
@@damiannichols1250 not really, he is a huge man (huge may be understating it), and he didn't pick up the car, only shift it, and he had help from the car's suspension.
Firefighter paramedic, not EMT. EMT lowest level of personal allowed on ambulance after emergency responder I think, which is like just basic CPR stuff and than EMT covers a whole ton more in trauma, CPR, and taking vitals while also ensuring airway, breathing, and circulation is present. Next is AEMT which I don't ever see in Chicago and don't see any schools really teaching it, maybe the job is disappearing, and than paramedic the final and most trained job on an ambulance. Although supposedly there is like a new paramedic type supervisor or someone with a little more training but I haven't really learned about and only vaguely heard of. This guy is a firefighter paramedic which I can share more insight on what I heard about the job if your interested.
@@harveysanchez6993 The titles only recently changed. Calling a medic an EMT is ok for the general public, because medics used to be EMT-P. EMR is not on an ambulance, those are many firefighters and LEOs. EMT isn't the lowest level person on an ambulance, as you could have solely CPR certified people on board under the supervision of, at minimum, an EMT. AHA CPR isn't expanded upon in EMS. We do high-performance CPR under AHA guidelines. Mostly an EMT is about determining initial acuity and acting accordingly. We also treat traumatic injuries for transport to the hospital. ABCs are only moderately expanded on with airway adjuncts, bleeding control, and breathing assistance. AEMT isn't going away. There are still EMT-I, intermediate, (basically paramedics minus a couple of pediatric skills). A medic supervisor is a normal position within the EMS system. They are a medic in a supervisory role who may carry blood or other specialized items. They are called to codes and major incidents (fire and traffic). They are just medics, not an entirely different certification in EMS. The four certification levels from NREMT are NREMR, NREMT, NRAEMT, and NRP.
@@harveysanchez6993 I'm pretty sure firefighters have to be EMT certified too, so if they get on the scene before the ambulance they can go ahead and start assessing the situation.
@@icarusbinns3156nah thats a near death shock adrenalin reaction Your brain is doing everything it can to prevent you doing something that'll kill u then n there
Prime example of why you share EVERYTHING about what happened to the first responders. He would probably have been in the hospital within minutes after the call
You know what they do instead. They'll wait till we get to the Hospital and tell the nurse 8 other symptoms 😂 contradict everything we say while the nurse gives us dirty looks😭
@@cjsherden1To be fair, stress messes with people's mental states. I know I'm susceptible to just saying the first thing that comes to my head without thinking, whether or not it's true.
I loved the “splat-human pancake noise”he made. This channel is incredible and an eye opener . And your commitment to these roles is commendable . Thank you
i honestly forget they're real sometimes because they're so entertaining. . . then i remember they really happened and i feel super bad for the patients
There's another video where he says that the guy lifted up the car to get him out. He's kind of portrayed as a bit of a dunce but he's the one who saved the dudes life.
He made a video describing the follow up to some of these events and he said the friend was 6’8” 300lbs and lifted the car up to drag is friend out. Not just calm, but a complete hero and Chad
He did a follow up on this guy. He said the friend was a big burly lookin like he should be on NFL Defense Jared Allen looking dude had lifted the car off his bare handed.
Random, but this just helped me learn so much more about my hEDS and how I can explain it to my doctors. So thank you!! I guess a different perspective really does wonders in more than just mental health
PSA. A Jack alone is not meant to suspend the car in air. You need to use a jack stand. The jack is merely only supposed to lift the vehicle not support the weight for prolonged amount of time. A jack stand is literally just $40
Also? Chock or block the wheels. The parking brake does nothing for the front wheels, and even an operable parking brake or leaving the car in gear can fail to stop the wheels from rolling enough to slip off the jack. - If you are in a situation where you don't have block and jack stands, then nothing of your body goes under the car. Nothing.
Check the reviews on the jack stands. Also look for any recalls. My friend just lost her son because the jack stands failed, slipped and pinned/crushed him. They looked into the jack stands and I guess they are either on recall or like a watch list. These were prettt much brand new from the store. He bought then only a few months before and didn't know there was a possible issue with them. He only used them a few times. It's too late for her son, but maybe someone else will see this and be saved.
the fact that his friend PICKED UP THE CAR AND DRAGGED HIM OUT, has GOT to be one of the most insane things i have heard of. adrenaline and friendship are the most powerful things in this world i guess.
I also heard of a story go an infant twin saving his brother that was being crushed by a drawer….let me repeat that..AN INFANT MANAGED TO SAVE HIS BROTHER FROM A 200 POIND DRESSER to save his brother that is true strength right there.
@@zodarsenal977 No. That's not "true strength", that's horseshit. An infant, with or without adrenaline, cannot lift a 200 lb dresser outside of a comic book or a cartoon. The fact that you believed it without question leads me to believe you are truly gullible.
@@kaylee6584 one look it up yourselves and two people are gullible every day. It doesn’t matter if you don’t believe or do, and it comes down to personal opinion
@@kaylee6584 maybe, it was more like the drawer was tilting instead of falling so the infant was just pushed it back into balance than lifting it off of another infant who most likely dead after being squashed by 200lbs object 😅
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They can slip or fail. Best to use a proper one but also brick up or something else just in case. Better to have it drop on something and give you enough space to not get crushed. I know someone who was literally a mechanic, using the proper jack. He knew what he was doing but the one time he didn't use back up for what should have been a quick fix the jack failed and they ended up recalling it. But he didn't make it. The recall may save others but his family lost him over it.
@@queenzoltra2145 yeah its sad people want to save a couple of seconds with potentially deadly outcome. In always use the jack stand in combination with a jack for an extra point of failure
@@bradleymorgan8223 I can shimmy under the car but I need it jacked up about an inch to be able to pop the oil plug. Scares me every time even with jackstands on their lowest point so they can't even really slip 😂
@@smathre978 probably a good idea to call the priest/minister/rabbi/imam of the driveway mechanic with instructions to meet the injured BEFORE admission to the ER...
@@MeatBunFulIf they can keep him hemodynamically stable until arrival to a decent trauma center with emergency surgery immediately he might Have a like 80% chance of making it AND recovering aight. But anything more than 1-2 hours before being operated is nearly quaranteed death (and sad, guys in MASSIVE pain just go less screaming more pale, into shock and fucking die and you cant do that much. But i guess you are familiar with these If youre working in trauma or first response capabilities)
"Hey, you know those traffic laws"
"Yeah?"
"Ignore all of them!"
Well already ignoring the the weight restriction seriously I'm tank
XD
Yeah, exactly that.
Put on Free Bird🎵 and _drive_
Drive it like you stole it?
Nah
Drive it like you stole it and half the county is on your ass 🚑💨
@superAngelfish9 so true😂
@scarlettparker1528 southern blues dual guitar solo intensifies
Two things you don't want to hear the EMTs say.
"Oh crap!"
"Drive really fast."
or just "Oh crap!" twice
"well that's a new one"
@@littlemisspipebomb4723WHAT!? *_heavy panicking_*
"Do you have your affairs in order?"
@@UnknownVirWhat about oh crap three times 💀
props to the brother who lifted the car for this dude
Adrenaline is a hell of a hormone
Who knows he could have lifted it off himself somehow I doubt it tho it was probably the other guy
I doubt the guy lifted it. He said the guy was smushed for 1/2 second.
The car probably just dipped really low and bounced back up due to the suspension
@blaketheshepherd theres a follow-up video;
Friend lifted the car and pulled him off...
SINGLE HANDED!!!!
@@VJK102 that's wild!!
Seeing some of the stuff people survive through makes you realise how amazing the human body really is
We are ridicilously resilient and ridicilously fragile at the same time
@@oz_jonesliterally. You hear people surviving the most insane things and also dying from just tripping over
yeah we can sometimes die from Working too much or just take a tank bullet to the chest and somehow survive Or get you're head blown by a shotgun AND STILL SURVIVE or fall from a plane and survive the odds are unfair
I mean I've had so many "incidents" happen as a kid onward I just started measuring them as deaths, doesn't help that the medics have too. We survive insane things.
@@georgek2574it’s insane how many people die from tripping lol
"He's having chest pains... ...because a car fell on him."
People never cease to amaze me.
Yeah why not say the car fell on me
@@TheeArtSmith i imagine it was the shock of having a car fall on you so you don't think rationally or logiclly
I mean if the car fell on him I'd expect him to be at the pearly gates
Yeah that’s corporate America for ya
No, no, he just had chest pain. Upon being prompted, THEN he recalled the potentially related incident....of a car falling on his friend.
just a reminder that when dispatch starts asking the caller questions, clear answers help a lot.
And if there is info they are not asking aboit that they probably need to know. Probably just tell them.
Yes it does. I like to have a picture in my head of the situation before I get there to determine what I need to bring from the rig. Since we have about 6 different 50 pound bags, I can't carry em all
In the throes of that kinda situation it can be hard to do so fr.
Also, if you're like 450+ lbs., mention that. We have to use a special stretcher for you and it's going to take longer if we have to call for it after arriving
True, but it was technically not inaccurate..
As a young EMT, I was dispatched to a motorcycle accident where the rider sheered off a 4" tree with his torso as he went off the road. Patient was alert and oriented when we got there, then proceeded to go through all the stages of decreasing LOC. He was dead before we could package him and get him off the scene. Turns out, impact with the tree shattered his liver - there was no saving him. Sad day, but incredible learning opportunity for me as a young EMT.
How were you able to start on emergency 911 calls as a new EMT?
@@notyourfavorite99He said “young”, not “new”.
Shattered?!?!?
What’s LOC?
@@saragerardo6089 Pretty sure it's "Loss Of Conciousness" but I could be wrong.
"Before the car fell on him."
"I'm sorry, WHAT?!"
Ya wtf 😮
This guy's ability to make 4 distinguishable people out of just himself is incredible.
Somehow everyone in this man's universe is bald and I don't think twice.
@@HeyNostradamusRIGHT?!?!?
I had a drama teacher in high school who was really good at this; but this guy's a master at it. Love his work.
I know-it’s amazing what different clothes can do
@@HeyNostradamus🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Drive really, REALLY, fast."
Things you never want to hear the paramedic say.
Why
@@MaxsMusicFootballWWEChannelWhy do you never want a first responder to a medical emergency to drive as fast as safely possible to get you to the hospital as soon as possible?
Does that accurately sum up your question?
@@hunterjohnson2969 because you know your life is running out like you goit hit with roblox venom shank
@@MaxsMusicFootballWWEChannelBecause if they have to drive really Really fast, you're in really really bad shape.
@hunterjohnson2969 Its not that they don't want them to get to the hospital asap, the joke was that if you hear a medic saying that about their patient (I think that's the right word?), it means things are worse than normal, and they're likely in high amounts of danger
A friend of mine died this way back when we were 21. He only used the jack to hold his car up while working underneath it... The jack gave out and the car fell on him. He was by himself, so there wasn't anyone there to help him or anything and he was later discovered deceased. NEVER EVER RELY ON THE JACK TO HOLD YOUR CAR UP! ALWAYS use those stands and make sure the car is in place and they are what's supporting the car. You should be able to remove the jack and your car still be elevated on the stands with no problem. A lesson I am SO thankful my father taught me when I was learning to drive, he couldn't stress it enough. Wish my friend had been taught the same and not died before he had a chance to live a full life.
The details are really selling your skits. The injured even has dirty hands. I love it ❤
Yea he even dirtied his white t-shirt. The commitment
He's such great actor it's extremely easy to forget he's playing 4 people in this scene
He’s actually one of 5 quintuplets, the last one is holding the camera
@@SunBearDabs ohhhh that makes more sense
Ikr
And he had to get that fake chest bruise
@@SunBearDabsno one’s holding the camera it’s probably like a stand or something because how can he be recording himself
A man has never been luckier for his insides to still be insides.
Actually, if i understand correctly the reason this injury is a oh crap moment is because something called crushing injury which leads to a crushing syndrome
@@danieldb_alfa kinda sorta - you want the insides to stay inside pretty much all the time. Crushing internal organs is usually incompatible with good health and needs to be assessed asap. Crushing Syndrome is after an extended period of time organs and muscles that have started to die release dead and infected blood and goop, which is bad, but the crushing is actually preventing it from being spread out to the body. Removing the crushing thing without being ready or removing the bad bits first is what causes Crushing Syndrome.
You're saying he almost became a human tube of toothpaste
wait in this case wouldn't it be more surprising for him to still be moving because his tibs would've pierced something or his spinal cord might have broken?
@@DistortedRealm374 it's oh crap because any one of dozens of ooooh no things might have happened, might soon happen or might be happening currently.
guy in grey shirt is an amazing friend
Yea apparently that fucking guy was 300 pounds 6 foot something and lift the car with one hand and dragged his friend with the other hand
@@xKdog201x he wass 6'8", so yeah, Gigantor would've been a fitting nickname
@@SERGEANTJACKSONAUTTP how much do cars even weigh tho? I'm thinking like 300 maybe 400 and if I remember correctly a human can lift twice there body weight
@xKdog201x
Children have been known to be able to lift vehicles when empowered with adrenaline, there was a case when we were younger where a 12 year old boy saw his father get crushed by a truck after the jack fell and he proceeded to lift the 4x4 enough to get him out.
Most vehicles are in the 1-2 ton range, so we're talking two thousand to four thousand pound vehicles.
It's amazing what we can do when push comes to shove, pun unintended.
-🖊️
@@greenpiersystem Jesus Christ so we can just classify fucking adrenaline as steroids
"u dont really look that good.."
" YEAH NO SHI- SHERLOCK!
“How much over the speed limit do you want me to go?”
“Yes”
That is what the lights and siren are for "YES Speed" 🤣
Everyone drives like that now
130 miles an hour over the listed speed limit
Speedlimit²
Never understood when the answer is Yes...
He "says" he's having a lot of chest pain. Gotta love that even after seeing a car fall on the guy, he's still questioning the legitimacy of the pain.
welcome to the countryside xd
Adrenaline will do that to you - I once had a fracture that I didn't feel the pain at all for 30 minutes, because I was so high on adrenaline after the accident. Once the adrenaline wore off though ... let's just say I almost passed out when they moved me on the ambulance stretcher.
@@maximilian672 that most likely wasnt adrenaline but more so shock and unawarenedd of the fracture. The brain tends to ignore pain until u either see the wound or concentrate on what might hurt you atm. If you were 30 min under adrenaline damage to your heart and smaller bloodvessels should have occurred. Adrenaline is more of an action boost vor 3 min not 30min. But it could initially be the reason why your brain was unaware of the pain and after it wore of your body had already to fight with the tiredness of the adrenaline running out so the brain just made you function. I have seen that happen twice so far in motorcycle accidents.
Not necessarily what he meant. Remember it's a healthcare worker writing the skit, so he might not have meant that. In healthcare settings it's normal to differenciate what people say from what is going on.
He can still "say" anything? 😮
"oh crap! "
"Oh crap! "
"OH CRAP! "
"What Do You wanna do?"
"Drive really, REALLY fast"
Mean while them on the way to the hospital:
"Gotta go fast"
When you hear an “oh crap” from the fire rescue, you know it’s bad😂
And when you hear "Drive really, really fast" you know it's even worse
I got an "ohh......shit" from an EMT when they realized I was going to deliver a footling breech baby right there in the ambulance. He took 2 seconds and then hit go mode. Delivered baby in under 5 mins, pulled it together in the end lol
Nah, when you hear it from the ER staff at the trauma center, you know it's bad.
3 jobs, you don’t wanna hear someone say “Oh Crap!”
Mechanic
EMT/Fire Rescue
Nuclear Physicist
It's even worse when you here it from 2 DIFFERENT ems
To the guy’s credit, he was smart enough to realize what 2 paramedics saying “oh crap” meant.
He went from "oh crap my chest hurts" to "oh crap, my life is in danger"
I think that was moreso because he was also witnessing the torso-wide streak of subcutaneous blood pooling inside him for the first time, but yeah that probably didn’t help
Listen if any medical professional says "oh no" or "oh crap" i know im 2 seconds from dying
My husband had a newbie Dr freak out on him. He had a bad reaction to a new painkiller post surgery. Dr was too panicky to be useful, so the nurse saved him.
the first one was fire rescue
This guy deserves an oscar. It's amazing how he can play all those roles so good like he really is interacting with different people.
“Meat pancake”, that’s the first time I have ever heard that in my life 😂😂😂😂😂 Human squishy noises is what almost had me dead 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Love you vids!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌❤️❤️
If 2 paramedics both say "oh crap" you know it's serious
Double crap is ten times worse than crap.
AND then says they need to drive really REALLY fast
When both paramedics say that, and the more experienced one saying that they need to drive really fast, you know that your situation is really bad.
1st guy: oh crap.
2nd guy: oh crap.
3rd guy who has nothing to with the first 2 people: oh crap.
1st guy: what do u wanna do?
2nd guy: drive really really fast.
My stupid brain when I’m trying to sleep at 12 am: But imagine this is what it went like.
1st guy in my head: oh crap.
2nd guy in my head: oh crap.
3rd guy who still has no life like the other people in my head: oh crap.
1st guy in my head: what do you wanna do?
2nd guy in my head: oh I was thinking we could go get a sandwich.
1st guy in my head: oh yea sure.
The narrator in my head/my thinking: they leave to get a sandwich.
Like if u get it plz like this took like 30 mins to type 😅😂 rofl🎉😂 btw there might be some typos but I’m to lazy to read it.
koolaid: oh yeah
Love the second EMT just walking and not hearing anything but just seeing the injury 😂
bran flakes
This is why you need to make sure you have a jack satnd! Just in case the jack spring fails, you have back up saftey so the car doesn't squish you! Stay safe ❤🙏🏻
Agreed, my dad said never work under a car without a jack stand, now y'all aint gon catch me lackin without one 😜
If you hear 2 paramedics say "oh crap" just accept your fate at that point
Did you want to write "fate" or were you going for the Pearly Gates?
@@TaranTheGiant tried to say fate but had a typo
Still mind boggled by how good of an actor this guy is. That “Oh crap” had three separate deliveries back to back but they felt like they genuinely came from three different people.
Right! When is this guy getting a talking role of paramedic #1!
Yeah I constantly forget that he plays every person lol
I'm convinced he's somehow cloned himself
Need a collab between him and Ryan George. Attack of the Clones
"Sir you don't look very good"
"I get that a lot"
😂
😢
hahaHA
Hey! I resemble that remark!
"sir, you dont look very good"
"oh, no, I called you to check my father"
The “I’m sorry… what?” Got me 💀
Dunno how I found your channel bro, but I am glad I did.
When the patient said “oh crap”, that is factually, 100%, universally, the right thing to say when responders on scene say “oh crap”
1.4k likes and no comments? Sorry to ruin the perfection
Thats a lot of "lines you dont want to hear the EMT say" said in the span of a few seconds
"You don't look very good" "oh crap" and "drive really fast" are all pretty bad signs. I've said all of them. Lol
you know it's really bad when all the EMTS are worried
"thats new" "ooops"@@thereject505
Also not the most desirable facial expressions 😂
@@DetectiveCreepsat the same time?
Your videos always put me in a good mood.
I mean every time he says "oh crap" I imagine a paramedic saying "oh shit"
I was a medic at 31 years believe me, I completely completely understand! I have so many stories that I have been keeping up with over the years. I’m finally writing a book.
I'd be interested in the book when you're done!
Do yourself a favor and leave out names. Don’t want some lawyers after you.
@alexandermcgovern1471 you are not allowed to use names, it's a law called HIPPA.
Broadcast on here, I'd wanna read it
I was in EMS for over 20 years, and I would also like to read your book.
Not the _Human Squishy Noise_ XD
I couldn’t stop cracking up at this 😂
🦆
@@SleepingSounds425 That's what I thought of too.
I'm deaf can someone please explain to me what a human squishy noise sounds like. Thank you in advance my friends 🙏
@@mrhombregordo9556 im not quite sure how to explain it. It’s just funny. I apologize if this is not what you are looking for.
Bro "meat pancake for about half a second" had me rolling
Bro got 20% of the damage that Gordon Ramsey got
I love how always the person telling them what happened is always not worried at all💀😂
"He SAID he's having a lot of chest pain"
-casual dude
Tbh thats probably just a bad or unresponsible from Who dont understand how dangerous it is to get so many kilos on top of you. A friend i would immediately end the friendship with after being treated.
That’s how it is. Last week we had a dude having a full blown heart attack and he was as chill as anyone could be. Even after the dr explained to him he is having a heart attack, he didn’t seem dazed at all.
@@levone8958Adrenaline is a hell of a drug
He was a meat pancake for bout half a second
In another video, he explained that, the friend who casually explains what happened, was 6,8 feet tall, weighing 300 pounds, and he lifted the car with 1 arm, and dragged his friend out from underneath the car with the other.
That's so cool.
Adrenaline and Friendship are the strongest powers on the planet =)
Video name?
what lmao 😂
@@jamall7003 "what happened to these people"
th-cam.com/video/pvEo4WZa_yo/w-d-xo.html
@@jamall7003 Its the latest normal video in their channel
@@jamall7003 I tried linking it, however , TH-cam has deleted it, just seach :what happened to these people:
That squeek 😭😂
"a meat pancake" took me out 🤣🤣🤣
Same 😅😂
Even the injured person is as confused as they are.
That makes it worse!
Adrenaline is a hell of a drug
Yes, it is. Great protector in the heat of the moment but, when it wears off? Holy crap!
Probably in shock and hypoxic from crushed lungs.
they aren't confused it's internal bleeding they ain't got much time 😂
One of the other emt youtubers did a skit where hes training a new guy, and as theyre approaching the house hes like "never again, you drive like a maniac. Youre only going to drive in the really bad situations" then he looks inside the house before tossing the newbie the keys 😂
'Whatsgood247' I think, young guy right?
'im not mad, I just like living'
@@longbow6416 whatsgoodmedia, one of his "POV: EMT training" training videos, yeah
EEEEEEMS!
Just watched that one yesterday 🤣
Link?
I've watched a good few of these in a row now. This comedy is actually dark af... I love it!!
Subbed!
You know you’re in a bad spot when two EMT’s hit you with “Oh crap”
We got an update! Apparently he was there for like half a second because the friend with adrenaline rushing through his body managed to lift the car with one hand enough to pull the man with the other hand. The power of friendship and adrenaline 👏👏👏
He was also described as a literal giant of a man
Adrenaline is the most wild thing, any story involving adrenaline is always a good read
Honestly, I saw the explanation before the short and more I feel like this is missing the most interesting part
Jesus now you got a crush and a torn bicep
@@damiannichols1250 not really, he is a huge man (huge may be understating it), and he didn't pick up the car, only shift it, and he had help from the car's suspension.
“Human squishy noise”
You’re my favorite person 😭
The noise is what got me tho- I think it'll give me a good laugh for awhile
I couldn't stop laughing because of that sound! I was NOT PREPARED for that sound!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You’re freaking hilarious man
“Oh crap (x3)” 😂😂😂
I love how the victim only went "Oh crap" AFTER the EMT did. *That's* when you worry.
Firefighter paramedic, not EMT. EMT lowest level of personal allowed on ambulance after emergency responder I think, which is like just basic CPR stuff and than EMT covers a whole ton more in trauma, CPR, and taking vitals while also ensuring airway, breathing, and circulation is present. Next is AEMT which I don't ever see in Chicago and don't see any schools really teaching it, maybe the job is disappearing, and than paramedic the final and most trained job on an ambulance. Although supposedly there is like a new paramedic type supervisor or someone with a little more training but I haven't really learned about and only vaguely heard of. This guy is a firefighter paramedic which I can share more insight on what I heard about the job if your interested.
@@harveysanchez6993 The titles only recently changed. Calling a medic an EMT is ok for the general public, because medics used to be EMT-P.
EMR is not on an ambulance, those are many firefighters and LEOs. EMT isn't the lowest level person on an ambulance, as you could have solely CPR certified people on board under the supervision of, at minimum, an EMT. AHA CPR isn't expanded upon in EMS. We do high-performance CPR under AHA guidelines. Mostly an EMT is about determining initial acuity and acting accordingly. We also treat traumatic injuries for transport to the hospital. ABCs are only moderately expanded on with airway adjuncts, bleeding control, and breathing assistance.
AEMT isn't going away. There are still EMT-I, intermediate, (basically paramedics minus a couple of pediatric skills).
A medic supervisor is a normal position within the EMS system. They are a medic in a supervisory role who may carry blood or other specialized items. They are called to codes and major incidents (fire and traffic). They are just medics, not an entirely different certification in EMS. The four certification levels from NREMT are NREMR, NREMT, NRAEMT, and NRP.
That’s a hockey player reaction!
@@harveysanchez6993 I'm pretty sure firefighters have to be EMT certified too, so if they get on the scene before the ambulance they can go ahead and start assessing the situation.
@@icarusbinns3156nah thats a near death shock adrenalin reaction
Your brain is doing everything it can to prevent you doing something that'll kill u then n there
Prime example of why you share EVERYTHING about what happened to the first responders. He would probably have been in the hospital within minutes after the call
they are reaffirming the stereotype of men trying to act stupidly strong and causing themselves their own high death rate
You know what they do instead.
They'll wait till we get to the Hospital and tell the nurse 8 other symptoms 😂 contradict everything we say while the nurse gives us dirty looks😭
***Share everything with the 911 operator/dispatcher***
@@cjsherden1To be fair, stress messes with people's mental states. I know I'm susceptible to just saying the first thing that comes to my head without thinking, whether or not it's true.
I think The Helpful Friend is my favorite archetype in this dude's world.
Dude I love this channel guy is hilarious
I loved the “splat-human pancake noise”he made. This channel is incredible and an eye opener . And your commitment to these roles is commendable . Thank you
Always use a jack stand
Ikr. 😂🤣
I keep rewatching this video to hear that splat noise, I was not expecting it. 😂🤣
These "Real things"-stories are pure gold. I could watch these whole day. To know what not to try at home....
i honestly forget they're real sometimes because they're so entertaining. . . then i remember they really happened and i feel super bad for the patients
Just don't put anything in your rectum and your halfway there! 😂😂😂😂
Yeah ever since that one abt that guy that got a shampoo bottle stuck up his ass, I quit that shit immediately
I wouldnt@@Highstar7331mind if they were fake these are amazing
They didn't @@Highstar7331
You know what's amazing is that he perfect every line and all the injuries which is amazing 🤩 good job love the work
"Then the jack slipped out and then PGEW!! He was a human pancake for half a second" Had me dying 😂😂
You gotta love how calmly the man describes his friend being crushed by a car
There's another video where he says that the guy lifted up the car to get him out. He's kind of portrayed as a bit of a dunce but he's the one who saved the dudes life.
noradrenaline makes you a bit dumb when acting
That wasn’t calm, it was enthusiastic 😂😂
Adrenline makes yoru brain kinda secondary
He made a video describing the follow up to some of these events and he said the friend was 6’8” 300lbs and lifted the car up to drag is friend out. Not just calm, but a complete hero and Chad
My dad is a mechanic, and he always uses some extra support, in case the ramp fails and this happens. Take care folks.
Amen to that.
Yeah I always leave the jack and stands in place if I don't have a lift. And I don't like lifts either lol
We always lay the spare tyre under to prevent the crushing lol
@@kitsuneyoutube983 that’s what me and my friends do when we work on our cars lol
Same when he jacks up a car to work under it he puts jack stands for support just in case the jack slips
Man you really do go all out for your videos!
The collective “Aw crap” got me 😭😭
It's definitely a good time to be worried when the paramedics are shocked.
Never want to hear a heart surgeon say "oops"
@@USERNAME1-x5u Of course not! That would mean you'd be awake for the operation.
He did a follow up on this guy. He said the friend was a big burly lookin like he should be on NFL Defense Jared Allen looking dude had lifted the car off his bare handed.
Telling the emergency hotline you've got "chest pain" when a car fell on you is just the Everest of understating it.
Well I mean it's "technically correct"
Best to do when you have an interest in said party expiring.
Shit they put you at the front of the line for that sometimes lol
Burying the lede, I believe it's called lol.
The timing is perfect!
Only time my medic told me, he didn’t care how I got us there but it had to be fast was when something like this happened.
Chest pain vs rib pain vs organ pain really are all different types of pain 💀
Pretty sure this guy had all three
@@HogW1ld385 internal pain hat trick
@@TheRealPOTUSDavidByrd the unholy hattrick
Random, but this just helped me learn so much more about my hEDS and how I can explain it to my doctors. So thank you!! I guess a different perspective really does wonders in more than just mental health
Had 3 broken ribs last year. Unimaginable pain.
PSA. A Jack alone is not meant to suspend the car in air. You need to use a jack stand. The jack is merely only supposed to lift the vehicle not support the weight for prolonged amount of time. A jack stand is literally just $40
A jack stand is some of the best money you'll ever spend.
Also? Chock or block the wheels.
The parking brake does nothing for the front wheels, and even an operable parking brake or leaving the car in gear can fail to stop the wheels from rolling enough to slip off the jack.
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If you are in a situation where you don't have block and jack stands, then nothing of your body goes under the car. Nothing.
@@NavigatorBR facts
Check the reviews on the jack stands. Also look for any recalls. My friend just lost her son because the jack stands failed, slipped and pinned/crushed him. They looked into the jack stands and I guess they are either on recall or like a watch list. These were prettt much brand new from the store. He bought then only a few months before and didn't know there was a possible issue with them. He only used them a few times. It's too late for her son, but maybe someone else will see this and be saved.
@@elizabethyoung4469 I'm so sorry to hear about your friends son. That's tragic
Your creativity is through the roof!
This made me laugh out loud for a solid few minutes while already half asleep in bed 😂
And this, friends, is why we use jack stands… never put your trust in a jack alone.
this, this is scorched into the essence of my very being. i've never crawled under a car without stands, even when buddies call me a bitch about it
@Astares9 yes, I say if they think taking precautions on my life is bitchy, they aren't considered friends...
@@D1G1T4L1Z3DNah, they're still friends, just expendable ones.
@TheKorenji those are more like acquaintances. A friend isn't supposed to be expendable.
@@D1G1T4L1Z3D Perchance
the fact that his friend PICKED UP THE CAR AND DRAGGED HIM OUT, has GOT to be one of the most insane things i have heard of. adrenaline and friendship are the most powerful things in this world i guess.
I also heard of a story go an infant twin saving his brother that was being crushed by a drawer….let me repeat that..AN INFANT MANAGED TO SAVE HIS BROTHER FROM A 200 POIND DRESSER to save his brother that is true strength right there.
@@zodarsenal977 200lbs? Lolno
@@zodarsenal977 No. That's not "true strength", that's horseshit. An infant, with or without adrenaline, cannot lift a 200 lb dresser outside of a comic book or a cartoon.
The fact that you believed it without question leads me to believe you are truly gullible.
@@kaylee6584 one look it up yourselves and two people are gullible every day. It doesn’t matter if you don’t believe or do, and it comes down to personal opinion
@@kaylee6584 maybe, it was more like the drawer was tilting instead of falling so the infant was just pushed it back into balance than lifting it off of another infant who most likely dead after being squashed by 200lbs object 😅
The duck sound for the squeeze lmao
Adrenaline never ceases to amaze me
That dude is actually very lucky that he still survived, my grandad had the same thing happen to him and he did in fact die.
My grandpa died the same way as well… It was a Sunday & he was too stubborn to wait 1 day to take the car in.
Sorry to hear that❤
@@AHSVP2012doing it yourself isn’t being stubborn. Dont be mad at the man for trying to get things done.
@@bobrice5159well now he’s dead and his family abandoned because of pride
Sorry to hear that ❤
You learn really quick that the less worried the caller is, the more worried you should be. And vice versa.
The caulk gun and the level added a nice touch. Proving the guy should've never been under the car in the first place. Love the vids!
Bros PR must’ve been that of the hulks!
We love your comedic skills Jason...thank you for always making us laugh!
Oh, and for saving people's life and stuff. 😁
Ah, yeah, true, that as well.
The comment section is good too 😄
Yeah, there is that whole "life saving" thing, yup.
and stuff.
Yup; there are two of you who need a hug, and stuff. 😁
Everyone should appreciate the makeup done to emulate that injury, looks so real. Also, who else said "Oh Crap!" at the same time?
I saw it and was all 😱.
Oh, I thought it was a filter or something, I think you're right though it might be makeup.
Plot twist: that's not makeup.
Seriously, y'all need to stop going so far for internet clout...
@@rollanddevwho tf is looking for clout? You’re the only one saying is 😂
@@Vialys Woooooosh. :)
I wish a prompt recovery to your sense of humor. I hope it got the card I sent?
When the EMT says oh crap, yeah you’re in trouble
The last one crap slayed me lolll
"So, just a hypothetical, if you had to leave one final message for someone what would it be and who would it be to?"
To the hospital staff: Either these curtains go or I do.
My dearest dog, I leave you all my worldly possessions, in my room and the little amount of money I have. I love you with my whole heart. Be the best boy you are.
PS tell my family I love them.
-Your loving human
"To the strongest" to all my sons. But I really said "You're the dumbest" to the dumb one
Jack stands. Get them. Use them whenever you're working on your vehicle. Be sure to get the right ones for your vehicle's weight.
You can never have enough either, because becoming a pancake is never good.
RIGHT ✅ 💯!! I used to cringe when I saw someone use a single cinder block with the old-fashioned black bar tire jacks!!
@@sheilayoung9082I’ve seen people use wooden boards on their side as jack stands
They can slip or fail. Best to use a proper one but also brick up or something else just in case. Better to have it drop on something and give you enough space to not get crushed. I know someone who was literally a mechanic, using the proper jack. He knew what he was doing but the one time he didn't use back up for what should have been a quick fix the jack failed and they ended up recalling it. But he didn't make it. The recall may save others but his family lost him over it.
@@queenzoltra2145 yeah its sad people want to save a couple of seconds with potentially deadly outcome. In always use the jack stand in combination with a jack for an extra point of failure
"Drive really, really fast!" I'm dying over here!!!
I just want to say well done to whomever did the special effects make-up on your chest. Looks awesome!! 👏
(Human squishy noise)
(Squishy Panic)
(Internal Hemorrhage Flash)
Thank you for adding these as it always makes it funnier!
I know! You can’t miss ANYTHING in his videos verbal, visual or written or you’re missing out on half the fun!!😂😂😂
The other EMT: ".... like drive really fast over him?-"
"GET HIM IN THE BACK!!!"
I came across to you 3 days ago. Mate, you're pretty talented, man! Love these Shorts!!!!!! EXCELLENT setup and everything. Good work, dude 💪🏾
These shorts are better than any 911 or fire department or hospital shows out there😭
I’ve personally seen two people die because their cars fell on them and they came to my hospital. Be so careful when working on cars.❤
My Uncle died that way before I was even a thought for my Mom and Dad. He was 21.
I'm glad i drive a truck, it's got just enough ground clearance that i can shimmy under it and change the oil with no jack 👍
scariest fucking part about that is climbing under there, My grandpa died from it and I still do it. safety equipment is worth every penny
@@imtrashbmx8834please suggest some safety equipment. What can you do? I use a jack plus stands but is there anything else you can do?
@@bradleymorgan8223 I can shimmy under the car but I need it jacked up about an inch to be able to pop the oil plug. Scares me every time even with jackstands on their lowest point so they can't even really slip 😂
If you hear "oh crap" from a EMS then your most likely not living afterwards
Severe liver damage is almost always fatal
Make peace with God and start confession of all known sins as fast as possible to God asking for forgiveness for them as fast as you can
@@smathre978 probably a good idea to call the priest/minister/rabbi/imam of the driveway mechanic with instructions to meet the injured BEFORE admission to the ER...
@@MeatBunFulIf they can keep him hemodynamically stable until arrival to a decent trauma center with emergency surgery immediately he might Have a like 80% chance of making it AND recovering aight. But anything more than 1-2 hours before being operated is nearly quaranteed death (and sad, guys in MASSIVE pain just go less screaming more pale, into shock and fucking die and you cant do that much. But i guess you are familiar with these If youre working in trauma or first response capabilities)
@@Vamutus your scenario is a big IF. Unfortunately people are late to react or do not have access to even just adequate medicare care
I love how this was my fav and dude turned out fine from the mountain lifting the car
The last "oh Crap" sent me 😂
"Human squish noise".
Yes. As a nurse, I totally understand this medical terminology. 😂
"oh crap"
"oh crap"
"aw crap"
"drive really reallly fast"
Ah thank you I almost missed that part of a 30 second video
In Germany we don't say "drive really really fast!"
We say "Jürgen, Zündung!"
“BHÉ”
IM ROLLIN’ 🤣🤣
"Sir, you don't look very good."
Well, what a coincidence, THAT'S WHY I CALLED YOU! 😅