God bless you for helping those who are unable to take care of themselves. I am taking care of my disabled mother myself for the past 4 years since my dad suddenly died of a heartattack (they don't call it the widowmaker for nothing) on top of working 40+ hours a week. Its frustrating, annoying but at night I go in to check to make sure she's still breathing. the horror is someday going in to find her not breathing freaks me out. I figure if she took care of me all these years, its time to return the favor. (Just wish my brother and other family members would help out). I work as a cashier for the past 15+ years and its a almost all female staff (with like 4 men out of the 50+ workers) and even then some of the estrogen drama drives me nuts. I call it estrogen poisoning and always tell the newcomer men that I feel sorry for them and to just let the drama roll off their shoulders. I could tell you stories that would gross you out too but this comment is turning into a blog. LOL. thank you so much for letting others know what caregivers have to go through day to day and I hope there are more videos forthcoming, even some not so gross.
thankm you, yeah its funny now looking back, but at the moment it was a serious situation...Im glad I could help when I did, I just wish they could have used more qualified people to do the job
GarouLady Same thing for me. I was Mom's caregiver, my siblings didn't help. Worse was Mom's mind went with dementia and she was not cooperative. She then went into a nursing home which to me is hell on earth. She died after a couple of months in the nursing home.
cutlerylover Sorry you had to deal with that, but it sounds kind of fucked at the same time. For profit homes/assisted living places are the worst as often the conditions are horrible. That sounds really shady if you with no medical experience are basically just thrown into doing medical type procedures on top of cleaning people. You're a good person for doing it for a while though. I'm sure the people you worked with really appreciated it. Plus.... really hot girl so there's that lol.
Got hit by a taxi driver backing up so badly that my femur got shattered and 5 surgeons had to play "Complete the puzzle" with my bone for about ~6 hours. So now I can't get out of my bed and I understand how thankful I should be for people like you (my family and friends) who can take their time and help people in need (like myself).
my mom worked at nursing homes, and i would sometimes fill the role of a shoulder to cry on for her. she stayed strong and is still climbing the nursing ladder.
You really are a legend for staying there for so long and helping out those people so much. I think a lot of people would have quit after a first day like yours.
Man brings back a lot of memory's.I worked at a nursing home for 3 years while in high school. My first 2 weeks i could not eat. Got use to it and ending up enjoying my time there.
man you are a great story teller...you talked about being a strong person to handle those situations...i think you are a strong person just by opening up and sharing all these stories with the world.
Oh man great story, PLEASE keep them coming! My cheeks hury from laughing so much. It is awesome that you stepped up though and helped someone in their time of need, almost all of us will be there someday needing help.
As an RN I can tell you that the hardest thing you do is not cleaning the Shit, piss, blood and puss. the hardest thing is smiling while you do it and making the patient think nothing makes you happier! this is what separates good nurses from great nurses:)
Well, I super appreciate you freezing your butt off for us to tell us your expirence on your first day :) youre a great story teller and I cant wait to watch more of your vids, (this is my first). anyways, loved it, and you obviously have a great heart if you stuck with the job, so that's great :)
My sister worked in an old folks home and i was very young and she would come home crying her eyes out because the resident's at the home died. It was very sad and I didnt really fully understand at the time, I'm glad she quit because it was very upsetting.
cutlerylover I think story time is my favorite kind of cutlerylover video. Can't wait to hear more on this topic. (Also, you must have some crazy stories from your stoner days, could you share some more?)
I've been at a "retirement" community for 2 months now as a marketing assistant. A handful of people have died, many have injured themselves. The average age is 90. It is also becoming the kind of community that accepts anyone and it can be emotionally hard. My "leads" are people who 3 months down the line might not even be alive and their children have to ask me to stop calling because of the death. The porters have told me about finding women dead pulling their pants up, feces all over the apartment because someone didn't realize they pooped themselves... This isn't the industry for me. It makes me think too much about getting old.
You're now officially THAT part of TH-cam. P.S. You're a good guy. My mother and I took care of my grandmother who had Alzheime's Disease and was in diapers. Believe me, I can understand.
Omg.... I just lost my dinner..... XP Poor Jeff..... NIce to be able to say you survived those days.... I'm sure it made you a better person somehow.... Strong work man.
As a child I had a fort built on the top of the fence and on the other side of the fence was a convalescent hospital, we had a bird's eye view and it was not pretty. After seeing all that I have a fear of ending up in one of those places.
More stories about this Jeff!!!!!!!. I do the same thing every day... I like your style on telling stories!!!!! OMG. My stomach cramped up from laughing so hard!!!!!!
Sounds like you got hired as a CNA. My gf does that job and I hear these kind of stories all the time. But like her she does it because she cares for the people she works with. Not a job I could do, but thank god someone can because there are a a lot of people who need the help!
Hey Jeff, I'm a senior in high school and I'm in a Nursing class. When I graduate I will be CNA and I start my clinical hours this coming Monday. I will be going to nursing homes doing the job you described. I really enjoyed watching your video and I look forward to hearing more of your stories from your time there.
I know exactly how you felt going in there man. I used to be a cook at an adult assisted living facility and i was basically thrown into the same type of situation you were put in. Very awkward haha. Love the videos man, when is the next video for that story coming out?
Thank you very much for sharing this experience with us! Of course we all know what these people do, but reminding everyone in detail really helps to appreciate their jobs so much more! I know I would like the best help if I am ever unable to care for myself.
My Zen Master was a nurse who worked in a Hospice in Connecticut and her job was to help people die. Her stories were very inspirational actually. She worked there for 25 years, and only "retired" when she was elevated to the Zen Master at my Zen school. She was exposed to death daily, and yet she was not affected by it because she was an expert in helping people pass. I was in awe of her, and I am sure your experiences were pretty difficult. My hat is off to you Jeff. I would not have been able to do what you did.
Could you expand a little more on this zen master? Sounds very interesting. And seriously Jeff, thank you for your service x1000 even though the story was entertaining it's still a sad reality the way the elderly are treated (or rather not treated) in our society.
I was in a long term care facility for a bad infection and healing from an operation ,i had to take some pretty strong meds for it, i can relate as a patient
Haha right there with you Jeff! I've done some interesting things in my time working in healthcare. One thing I won't do anymore is working without getting the proper pay! Did that long enough and finally learned I was getting screwed.
I'm taking my NREMT pretty soon. I'm going to start off as a basic emt doing transports and assisting from nursing homes to clinics and such. I can't wait to start. Thanks for the video:)
This story sounds like the TV Show called "Derek" by Ricky Jervais. Its a really funny and good hearted show about being a good person and the setup of the home you described is exactly like the show. They even have the older guy groundskeeper
Awesome that you did that even for a time. Takes a special kind of person to be able to do that job, I could never do a job like that I'd get too emotional I'm sure but I'm sure its very fulfilling. I love story time especially when you do the combo cigar review with a story
Jeff, I know it must have been really hard for you to go through that but you were kind enough to care for the elderly that can't do for themselves and you could have left but you didn't!! Much respect to you jeff!! But damn brother, that shit story was funny as hell!!!!
Good job doing well and being helpfull. I have seen people go into this type of work and not being good to these helpless people and that is so sad. Thank you. Sounds like you were doing STNA work (Ohio) and what you describe is exactly what we do here. 1 to 2 week cert and off you go. I have since moved on but my brother in law did this for years, then LPN, then 2 year RN, then 4 year, and now finishing his Masters. I have great respect for career assistants. I remember fondly the people I encountered.
Dude ahahahahahahahaaa funny as hell but you made through that journey and i got to say your a good man and thank you for doing that kind of work I had a great grandpa growing up that needed that type of care and more so in his last years and my hat goes off to you sir for being there for those people.
I am in healthcare and know a lot of people that work or have work in assisted living/nursing homes; they all are short staffed and having people do things that they really are not qualified to do. Most people stay because of there duty to the patients. Some of the people that come for these facilities to hospitals are in deplorable condition due to neglect, really sad.
If the girl was working above her pay grade and was about 18, she couldn't have been an LPN, maybe a nurses aide. She (and you) were not legally qualified to lance that boil. That place should probably come up to standards or be closed.
Hahahahahahahahaha! No fucking way! I laughed so hard when the Mohawk ballsack part happened. Dude, think about it. Maybe one day we'll be in that situation and we'll need those type of people.
I walked into this video not knowing what I would think or even if I would finish it. I liked it though, keep it up, and the worst experiences make the best stories!!
Yes I did, Which is why I wondered why you jumped him. The guy made an honest comment about how he wasn't sure how would like the video but that he did after all. What in that would possibly warrant you calling him an idiot? Although, after you also calling me one it explains a lot.
Listen here, nimrod, i called him an idiot because clearly he was trying to tell jeff to continue with his story time videos as if this was his first or he wasn't sure about how to tell stories. DUH. learn how to read.
Dwight Schrute Well, I read it as: A) the poster did not know if he would like the video or not b) he did like the video c) he asked Jeff to continue doing what he does d) he agreed with Jeff that the worst experiences make the best stories. So yea, go ahead and pretend that your way of reading into things is the only way and go off half cocked and start calling people idiots. See how far that takes you in life.
I am in this situation you are talking about right now, studying to be a x-ray "nurse" and working on the side. really enjoyed the video :) keep up the good work! greetings from Finland
I need more help. Dishes, garbage, cooking, floors, etc. My kids + grandchildren are lazy and think I am 40 yes old. I can't do all these things anymore. No strength, energy, bearly make it to the bathroom.
My friend works in this field in an old folk's home. Apparently her people are pretty messed up since she has to lift them.. But two weeks in or so she had to clean up a random dead body. Which for some people is crossing the line I suppose.
I have become to really like your videos. I usually watch TH-cam to get ideas on hiking the AT I would enjoy doing a through hike with you...keep up the good job.
Funny shit jeff. I am in the medical field for 18 years now doing emergency medical services. We see it all. I feel ya brother. Makes for good conversation. Lol
Can't wait to hear more of these stories, this was disgusting and made me despise my imagination for giving me the visuals of what you said, but never the less, I laughed and it was entertaining.
Nursing homes are extremely sad places for the most part. The deal with draining that cyst was way out of the realm of what you should've been doing. That's something that is a medical procedure and should have been done in a very sterile environment to prevent a serious infection. Obviously you didn't know at the time but that's crazy. My grandmother and aunt both worked in a nursing home for a time and I've heard some very sad stories. Those employees many times are the only connections the patients have as many of there families never visit them. It is very good of you to have helped in the way you did and I pray I never find myself in such a situation.
Jeff I've followed you for a long time now, back when we both had different accounts. Me and my girlfriend love watching your story-time videos. I've always been a huge fan of all your videos, I'm glad that you make them for us to enjoy. If you see this, thank you for reading my comment, Thomas
Jeff I laughed all the way through. I have been crippled for 23+ years. I loved that look of awe with the new folks. Its great. I like to give them a give them a hard time for a couple minutes. Of my 23+ years of being the patient. Hell I could write a book about the stuff I have SEEN and heard. Oh the limp dick husbands were awesome lol.
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God bless you for helping those who are unable to take care of themselves. I am taking care of my disabled mother myself for the past 4 years since my dad suddenly died of a heartattack (they don't call it the widowmaker for nothing) on top of working 40+ hours a week. Its frustrating, annoying but at night I go in to check to make sure she's still breathing. the horror is someday going in to find her not breathing freaks me out. I figure if she took care of me all these years, its time to return the favor. (Just wish my brother and other family members would help out). I work as a cashier for the past 15+ years and its a almost all female staff (with like 4 men out of the 50+ workers) and even then some of the estrogen drama drives me nuts. I call it estrogen poisoning and always tell the newcomer men that I feel sorry for them and to just let the drama roll off their shoulders. I could tell you stories that would gross you out too but this comment is turning into a blog. LOL. thank you so much for letting others know what caregivers have to go through day to day and I hope there are more videos forthcoming, even some not so gross.
thankm you, yeah its funny now looking back, but at the moment it was a serious situation...Im glad I could help when I did, I just wish they could have used more qualified people to do the job
GarouLady Same thing for me. I was Mom's caregiver, my siblings didn't help. Worse was Mom's mind went with dementia and she was not cooperative. She then went into a nursing home which to me is hell on earth. She died after a couple of months in the nursing home.
cutlerylover Sorry you had to deal with that, but it sounds kind of fucked at the same time. For profit homes/assisted living places are the worst as often the conditions are horrible. That sounds really shady if you with no medical experience are basically just thrown into doing medical type procedures on top of cleaning people. You're a good person for doing it for a while though. I'm sure the people you worked with really appreciated it. Plus.... really hot girl so there's that lol.
martinaee he wouldn't be allowed to without certification where I work
"I shit you not, I had to wash this man's balls"
I lost it!
Kev Gunner same, and it's 3:am lol
Got hit by a taxi driver backing up so badly that my femur got shattered and 5 surgeons had to play "Complete the puzzle" with my bone for about ~6 hours. So now I can't get out of my bed and I understand how thankful I should be for people like you (my family and friends) who can take their time and help people in need (like myself).
my mom worked at nursing homes, and i would sometimes fill the role of a shoulder to cry on for her. she stayed strong and is still climbing the nursing ladder.
oh Jeff please continue with the stories about this place its fucking gold XD
Finishing my last 20 minutes at work dying laughing at this😂
Should have done a cold steel cut test on that cist
"Yeah I'll wash some old guys balls" Funniest story time so far Jeff, absolutely hilarious! Didn't stop laughing all the way through.
"10/10 smoking hot, blonde bombshell."
"She had a dip in her mouth."
I'm sorry but no.
Scrolling through my sub feed, "Story Time"
Yes.
As I watch this at the end of my sunday, thank you Jeff for a laugh out loud story.... your story time videos are some of your best.
Heck yeah. I love story time videos
Much respect for you for taking care of the elderly man. Most don't have the patience for it.
You really are a legend for staying there for so long and helping out those people so much. I think a lot of people would have quit after a first day like yours.
Man brings back a lot of memory's.I worked at a nursing home for 3 years while in high school. My first 2 weeks i could not eat. Got use to it and ending up enjoying my time there.
man you are a great story teller...you talked about being a strong person to handle those situations...i think you are a strong person just by opening up and sharing all these stories with the world.
Your a hell of a good story teller. I could listen to you for hours haha. Good work, Jeff.
I remember occasionally seeing you in those scrubs. Thanks for helping those elderly folks, you got a lot of heart man.
Oh man great story, PLEASE keep them coming! My cheeks hury from laughing so much. It is awesome that you stepped up though and helped someone in their time of need, almost all of us will be there someday needing help.
Them links in the description tho hahahahahaha
Gomi in Illinois too:)
***** what the fuck are you saying
I worked 16 years as an nurses aide, what you went through is more common then you think.
As an RN I can tell you that the hardest thing you do is not cleaning the Shit, piss, blood and puss. the hardest thing is smiling while you do it and making the patient think nothing makes you happier! this is what separates good nurses from great nurses:)
I remember watching this when it came out when I was in 7th grade, I’m 21 now and still waiting for those other stories
Did you wash the "bombshell" after the elderly patient?
being an EMT and picking up people from these places, this story is the funniest thing ever
Well, I super appreciate you freezing your butt off for us to tell us your expirence on your first day :) youre a great story teller and I cant wait to watch more of your vids, (this is my first). anyways, loved it, and you obviously have a great heart if you stuck with the job, so that's great :)
My sister worked in an old folks home and i was very young and she would come home crying her eyes out because the resident's at the home died. It was very sad and I didnt really fully understand at the time, I'm glad she quit because it was very upsetting.
You have a serious gift my friend. Another great story. Much respect to you good sir.
cutlerylover I think story time is my favorite kind of cutlerylover video.
Can't wait to hear more on this topic.
(Also, you must have some crazy stories from your stoner days, could you share some more?)
I've been at a "retirement" community for 2 months now as a marketing assistant. A handful of people have died, many have injured themselves. The average age is 90. It is also becoming the kind of community that accepts anyone and it can be emotionally hard. My "leads" are people who 3 months down the line might not even be alive and their children have to ask me to stop calling because of the death. The porters have told me about finding women dead pulling their pants up, feces all over the apartment because someone didn't realize they pooped themselves... This isn't the industry for me. It makes me think too much about getting old.
i used to care an elderly woman. So i get it....You really can tell a story Jeff. i cant wait for the CAT story...
You're now officially THAT part of TH-cam. P.S. You're a good guy. My mother and I took care of my grandmother who had Alzheime's Disease and was in diapers. Believe me, I can understand.
Omg.... I just lost my dinner..... XP
Poor Jeff..... NIce to be able to say you survived those days.... I'm sure it made you a better person somehow.... Strong work man.
O man when you said that puss and blood that looked like mcdonalds special sauce landed on your arm I laughed so hard! this is a great story!
As a child I had a fort built on the top of the fence and on the other side of the fence was a convalescent hospital, we had a bird's eye view and it was not pretty. After seeing all that I have a fear of ending up in one of those places.
Please share every story from this job. I laughed so hard
Brings back memories... I had to undress a very old resident with dementia into pajamas every single damn night, because no one else wanted to...
Should not have watched this while eating..
gortijx same
More stories about this Jeff!!!!!!!. I do the same thing every day... I like your style on telling stories!!!!! OMG. My stomach cramped up from laughing so hard!!!!!!
i dont know why but you're a great storyteller!
i woke my sister up laughing..... lol
Please do a weekly story time of this! I loved it hahah!
Cannot wait to hear more!
Sounds like you got hired as a CNA. My gf does that job and I hear these kind of stories all the time. But like her she does it because she cares for the people she works with. Not a job I could do, but thank god someone can because there are a a lot of people who need the help!
Hey Jeff, I'm a senior in high school and I'm in a Nursing class. When I graduate I will be CNA and I start my clinical hours this coming Monday. I will be going to nursing homes doing the job you described. I really enjoyed watching your video and I look forward to hearing more of your stories from your time there.
I know exactly how you felt going in there man. I used to be a cook at an adult assisted living facility and i was basically thrown into the same type of situation you were put in. Very awkward haha. Love the videos man, when is the next video for that story coming out?
Thanks for the storytime Jeff! I enjoyed it as i always do. cant wait for more in the future
Omg man I was listening to this driving and towards the end I almost pissed my paints and crashed. It was hilarious man. The best story ever. Love it.
I love watching your videos they are VERRY informative and entertaining so from a teenager in western Pensilvania THANK YOU!!!
Jeff! You need to continue this! Oh my god, I laughed throughout the whole thing!
Thank you very much for sharing this experience with us! Of course we all know what these people do, but reminding everyone in detail really helps to appreciate their jobs so much more! I know I would like the best help if I am ever unable to care for myself.
I seen a lot of stuff when I started working ambulance at 19 y/o. Good initiation for you and look at the stories you now have. lol
God damn Jeff. Bless you for doing this but no way. I could not deal with that.
I'm sorry about you're father😢. he's in a better place now.
My Zen Master was a nurse who worked in a Hospice in Connecticut and her job was to help people die. Her stories were very inspirational actually. She worked there for 25 years, and only "retired" when she was elevated to the Zen Master at my Zen school. She was exposed to death daily, and yet she was not affected by it because she was an expert in helping people pass. I was in awe of her, and I am sure your experiences were pretty difficult. My hat is off to you Jeff. I would not have been able to do what you did.
Could you expand a little more on this zen master? Sounds very interesting.
And seriously Jeff, thank you for your service x1000 even though the story was entertaining it's still a sad reality the way the elderly are treated (or rather not treated) in our society.
Freddeatergradde you can read about Zen Master Soeng Hyang here: www.kwanumzen.org/author/zen-master-soeng-hyang/
I laughed, I cried. Oh! The humanity! Thanks for sharing, I think...
You people are so brave. I could never even consider working at a retirement home.
Not even in a hazmat suit
"Dried out shit balls stuck to his ass hair". Dude I'm laughing so hard right now hahaha. Hats off to you, sir.
I would have quit after day one. Not because of how horrifying this work is, but because it isn't what you signed up for.
youre such a great storyteller and humorist XD
Shit man you hit the nail right on the head with nursing homes. Been working I'm housekeeping for a year at a local facility.
U really are a genuinely lovely guy Jeff! Cristina is a lucky lady.
I was in a long term care facility for a bad infection and healing from an operation ,i had to take some pretty strong meds for it, i can relate as a patient
Haha right there with you Jeff! I've done some interesting things in my time working in healthcare. One thing I won't do anymore is working without getting the proper pay! Did that long enough and finally learned I was getting screwed.
I'm taking my NREMT pretty soon. I'm going to start off as a basic emt doing transports and assisting from nursing homes to clinics and such. I can't wait to start.
Thanks for the video:)
This story sounds like the TV Show called "Derek" by Ricky Jervais. Its a really funny and good hearted show about being a good person and the setup of the home you described is exactly like the show. They even have the older guy groundskeeper
Awesome that you did that even for a time. Takes a special kind of person to be able to do that job, I could never do a job like that I'd get too emotional I'm sure but I'm sure its very fulfilling. I love story time especially when you do the combo cigar review with a story
Started getting little gross for me, thats another factor idk if I could handle
"Man, I don't even have an opinion." -- R.I.P. Marvin
Man, that story made my day at work feel like a breeze in comparison.
Jeff, I know it must have been really hard for you to go through that but you were kind enough to care for the elderly that can't do for themselves and you could have left but you didn't!! Much respect to you jeff!! But damn brother, that shit story was funny as hell!!!!
Jeff, as soon as you said his balls had a Mohawk I started to cry, just your reactions and explanations made me crease with laughter, sorry
Good job doing well and being helpfull. I have seen people go into this type of work and not being good to these helpless people and that is so sad. Thank you.
Sounds like you were doing STNA work (Ohio) and what you describe is exactly what we do here. 1 to 2 week cert and off you go. I have since moved on but my brother in law did this for years, then LPN, then 2 year RN, then 4 year, and now finishing his Masters. I have great respect for career assistants. I remember fondly the people I encountered.
Hahaha... Jeff, you thought you were going to be the shoe valet. Been there, quite a wake-up call.
Dude ahahahahahahahaaa funny as hell but you made through that journey and i got to say your a good man and thank you for doing that kind of work
I had a great grandpa growing up that needed that type of care and more so in his last years and my hat goes off to you sir for being there for those people.
More, more, MOAR!
I am in healthcare and know a lot of people that work or have work in assisted living/nursing homes; they all are short staffed and having people do things that they really are not qualified to do. Most people stay because of there duty to the patients. Some of the people that come for these facilities to hospitals are in deplorable condition due to neglect, really sad.
If the girl was working above her pay grade and was about 18, she couldn't have been an LPN, maybe a nurses aide. She (and you) were not legally qualified to lance that boil. That place should probably come up to standards or be closed.
Hahahahahahahahaha! No fucking way! I laughed so hard when the Mohawk ballsack part happened. Dude, think about it. Maybe one day we'll be in that situation and we'll need those type of people.
Love the story! Fantastic storyteller!
I walked into this video not knowing what I would think or even if I would finish it. I liked it though, keep it up, and the worst experiences make the best stories!!
Dwight Schrute
Did you even read the comment you replied to?
Of course i did, did you? Idiot.
Yes I did, Which is why I wondered why you jumped him. The guy made an honest comment about how he wasn't sure how would like the video but that he did after all. What in that would possibly warrant you calling him an idiot? Although, after you also calling me one it explains a lot.
Listen here, nimrod, i called him an idiot because clearly he was trying to tell jeff to continue with his story time videos as if this was his first or he wasn't sure about how to tell stories. DUH. learn how to read.
Dwight Schrute
Well, I read it as:
A) the poster did not know if he would like the video or not
b) he did like the video
c) he asked Jeff to continue doing what he does
d) he agreed with Jeff that the worst experiences make the best stories.
So yea, go ahead and pretend that your way of reading into things is the only way and go off half cocked and start calling people idiots. See how far that takes you in life.
I am in this situation you are talking about right now, studying to be a x-ray "nurse" and working on the side. really enjoyed the video :) keep up the good work! greetings from Finland
I need more help. Dishes, garbage, cooking, floors, etc. My kids + grandchildren are lazy and think I am 40 yes old. I can't do all these things anymore. No strength, energy, bearly make it to the bathroom.
My friend works in this field in an old folk's home. Apparently her people are pretty messed up since she has to lift them.. But two weeks in or so she had to clean up a random dead body. Which for some people is crossing the line I suppose.
I have become to really like your videos. I usually watch TH-cam to get ideas on hiking the AT I would enjoy doing a through hike with you...keep up the good job.
Wow man that shit sounds crazy, ive had to help old people before but thats damn gnarly
Funny shit jeff. I am in the medical field for 18 years now doing emergency medical services. We see it all. I feel ya brother. Makes for good conversation. Lol
you gotta do more Jeff! we love your story time vids!
You have seen some shit son! Literally lmao!
Can't wait to hear more of these stories, this was disgusting and made me despise my imagination for giving me the visuals of what you said, but never the less, I laughed and it was entertaining.
I don't know whether to laugh or throw up rn
I love these kinds of vids from you... Keep it up!
Nursing homes are extremely sad places for the most part. The deal with draining that cyst was way out of the realm of what you should've been doing. That's something that is a medical procedure and should have been done in a very sterile environment to prevent a serious infection. Obviously you didn't know at the time but that's crazy. My grandmother and aunt both worked in a nursing home for a time and I've heard some very sad stories. Those employees many times are the only connections the patients have as many of there families never visit them. It is very good of you to have helped in the way you did and I pray I never find myself in such a situation.
Jeff I've followed you for a long time now, back when we both had different accounts. Me and my girlfriend love watching your story-time videos. I've always been a huge fan of all your videos, I'm glad that you make them for us to enjoy.
If you see this, thank you for reading my comment, Thomas
enjoying your commentaries man! keep it up!
Haha Jeff you are a strong dude, I don't know if I would have it in me to do that so props to you
Jeff I laughed all the way through. I have been crippled for 23+ years. I loved that look of awe with the new folks. Its great. I like to give them a give them a hard time for a couple minutes. Of my 23+ years of being the patient. Hell I could write a book about the stuff I have SEEN and heard. Oh the limp dick husbands were awesome lol.
entertaining vid jeff.. Getting me thru my job as a lab tech..
Needed something to listen to while disassembling and cleaning all my EDC gear, Jeff to the rescue. :D
Also, ew.
Awesome story.
The only preconceived notion that a guy can say is that woman drama is different. Even women know that men don't do drama very much and even when they do it is not the same.