the feeling you feel when you buy an expensive gift for ur kid and the spend the day thanking santa yeah thats the same feeling doctors and nurses feel when you thank god for the doctors savin you
@@brendonrookes1151 I mean... who told the kid about Santa in the first place? If parents want their kids to be grateful to the right person, they will tell them who actually gave the presents. Also bonus of not lying to your kid about something you yourself don't believe in.
@@tabby_cat i think you missed the point there instead of thanking a magic skybeing how bout thank the actal doctors and nurses that you no took care off you if "god " had his way you would be up in heaven instead of raising ur kids
Jimmy you must either have a nurse in the family or you’ve really sat down and done some hardcore research because that was freakishly accurate. You’ve hit a bazillion nails on the heads with this one.
😂😂😂 laughing so hard! You absolutely nailed it! You forgot to mention "educated people" who have done their google search and know more than we do 😂😂😂😂😳😱
Finding the f’en bladder scanner or even worse sharing it between 2 wards because “budget constraints”. Thanks Jimmy for giving us nurses a laugh the one thing that you need in health care is a good (slightly twisted) sense of humour 🙌🙌🙌
Huh. I did not know Florence Nightingale who practically invented hygienic practices in hospitals invented the call bell. Thank you for teaching me something new.
Do you think she ever sat there and wondered “oh my god what have I done?!” whenever she heard it or do you think she thought it a great way to send a subtle “fuck you” to her own staff? 😂
So true, nurses are a special breed of people. As a patient, I’m truly grateful to them. As we have a nurse in our family, can relate to this especially the over-sharing of gross details. And they do love them a good snack!
You don't realise how much nurses have to put up with every damn day because of us, that was a real funny one laughed the whole time ,not at nurses but the way Jimmy telling it.
To any nurses reading the comments... You rock, we love you and appreciate all that you do. Thank you very much from a man who has had 2 parents both requiring life saving operations and cared for by the best people in the world.
Ahh Jimmy, I've quietly been waiting for this one after laughing out loud to nearly everything else you've ever done. You have not disappointed me at all. This was brilliant 👏 👏 👏. I've been an ED Nurse for 26 years and think you nailed it. Much appreciation for your constant brilliance and wonderful humour.
Ah yes, spot on, not a nurse, but a daughter of a midwife of 40 years and dinner conversations have always been about a dilated cervix, waiting for an anesthesiologist, waiting for a doctor, delivering heaps of babies and seeing her name in the paper ❤️
Thank you to all nurses!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 We would be lost without you. Oh hey Jimmy, can i just borrow your pen for a second? ( you won’t be seeing it again )😂😂😂 Have you opened your Bowels???🥴😂😂😂😂🤣 omg! That was top level hilarious 🤣 Thanks Jimmy Now i need my meds!!!!
Coming from someone that spent a 6weeks in an adult ward because of have eye surgery weekly and the nurse really brightened my day, even when I'd get yelled at for eating because I had surgery but wasn't told because well I was difficult at 7yo but 20yrs later I might not remember they're names but I still remember those nurses. Thank you for all you do.
Jimmy you have nail it !!! It's so spooky, are you sure you are not a nurse .Thank you for acknowledging all the wonderful nurses !!!! Thank you Jimmy xx
All correct, I'd like to add; explaining to a type 2 diabetic why 2 liters of coke a day is still too much even if they've cut out the other 6 liters a day. Checking that the psych meds have been swallowed and not stored in the broken tooth at the back of the mouth. Wishing that government would fund more personal carers for one on one with patients from aged care. Having to locate the patient who has come from aged care, again. Trying not to laugh at the bizarre reasons people give you for why they are sick, and explaining basic hygiene to them instead. Trying to explain to patients that yoga really won't cure cancer, broken bones etc. Reassuring the same patient that we don't hate yoga and they can do it again soon. Thankyou Jimmy, I loved this.
You missed inhaling Tim Tams and + 2 hours ... as in... Im finishing at 6 tonight (+2 hours) arrives home at 8, inhales tim tams and falls asleep on the couch after 3 minutes of watching tv 🤣😂🤣 I love my Nurse
You know what I loved about this one Jimmy? Absolutely no cheek to the nurses, just respect and a bunch of funnies. Thank you nurses for all you do. You rock 💜
As a medically retired RN, I laughed through this until I cried and then laughed some more. Thank you for this! I worked nights and loved it. Except for the cafeteria being closed after midnight. Most of the time, I brought my food from home, but occasionally I'd forget. Without the cafeteria, it was either the vending machines or maybe grab some applesauce or soup from the kitchen where we kept food for patients who needed a little something to tide them over. It was frowned upon, but needs must. One of the best parts of working nights was the different rhythm. Not a lot of admissions, having to take a history, having to do transfer paperwork, scheduling tests, calling transport 500 times to take a patient to their test, no discharges, having to do all the discharge paperwork, etc. At night, patients mostly sleep. That said, they still require monitoring, medications, occasional treatment, and, of course, there's often an emergency with at least one patient that requires a call to a doctor who can't be found. Still, all of that is better than what happens on days. Thanks, too, for the recognition about (the lack of) bathroom breaks! Is it any wonder most new nurses end up with a kidney infection or three during their first 6 months on the job? And don't get me started on the meal break! If I ever got through a full break uninterrupted, it was a miracle. It's more like just enough time to grab a carrot or some celery to munch on before being called back to the floor. Nurses become experts in snackable foods that are still (mostly) healthy. Regardless of how crazy the job gets, the one thing that makes you return again and again is the patients. For every jerk (or jerky family member), there are ten great patients. Helping them through their illness or injury, comforting them during the worst of their stay, being able to know you were probably the one bright spot in their day...that's why we do what we do. Even though I can no longer work as a nurse, I miss it terribly! Throughout the pandemic, I found myself wishes I could be back on the wards and care for patients once again. Since I couldn't, I've just kept in touch with my friends who were on the frontlines & let them know how much their hard work means to everyone. Thanks again for this great video. You capture the true essence of what nurses deal with.
Wow, you really loved your job, eh? I’m sure you were a real blessing to your patients. So you gave then and continue to give now through your encouragement. I understand how you feel because I’m the same but it was teaching for me. We have to remember to do the best we can with what we have. At the moment, it is time & words of encouragement.
@@artwithheart3142 I did love nursing so much! It wasn't a job, it was ME. I don't know how else to explain it. Teaching was also a consideration for a while, but nursing actually ended up incorporating teaching with the medical care, so that was a win. How long did you teach? What grades/ages? I bet you're THE teacher the kids still remember with great fondness! Teachers are heaven sent, if you ask me. You have so many roles to play & you do it on a shoestring budget. If there were any justice in this world, teachers would be paid so much more than they are and school budgets would be tripled. Thank you for all you've given!
I worked for 30 years, mainly Middle School but did a variety of roles. I think nursing and teaching are very similar. All the admin, meal breaks that exist on paper but not in reality, doing those extra things to make the difference, being on call to sort out the needs. Just know that you have made a difference and continue to. I can see that you have a good sense of humour too, so very necessary to survive in any profession!!! Now is the time to take care of yourself and your loved ones ☺️😀💐
@@artwithheart3142 I agree completely. Having to keep going even when you're physically and emotionally drained, the breaks that aren't true breaks, inservice meetings, CEUs, teacher/student & nurse/patient ratios admin will try to convince you aren't absolutely necessary, outsiders not understanding what it is you actually do & thinking your job must be easy because all you do is talk to people, and no one realizing just how much you take to heart your interactions with students or patients AND their families. The minute you stop caring is the moment you realize you need to take a break. Whether it's a vacation or perhaps changing departments or facilities, you just need to regroup because there's no way you can do anything less than give 100% of your skills/education to those who rely on you. I'm not sure there are many jobs where this is the case, but education and healthcare are definitely both necessary and it's essential to be at the top of your game every time you clock in. It's been such a joy to talk with you!
ooooh yes, I'm a vet student but I've worked at quite a few vet hospitals and clinics and can say this definitely applies for vet nurses too (plus vet nurses doubling as reception too BC we never have enough staff) love to all the nurses out there, animal and human. You guys are the best and the shit you have to put up is absolutely unmatched. Keep up the great work and take care of yourselves! 💕💕💕💕💕
When my son was growing up I spent too much time in hospitals (he’s ok now). I agree with all of this plus could add a couple more! Nurses will appreciate!
I love this video and show it to my nursing students - they all love it and its a great way to finish off the semester when they are all tired, overworked and under paid xx
I had the most wonderful holiday.....I mean 3 day hospital stay last year in a public hospital in Brisbane. Nurses were just incredible, I felt so bad when the damn cannula kept going all at all hours and nurses having to keep coming in. And the food.....holy smackers, I could hardly believe I was in hospital! It was definitely the best 3 day holiday I'd had lol!
Hahahaha 😆 😂 🤣 ohhhh yesss. Everyone thinking they're your ONLY patient! Fantastic, you summed up my shift (everyday) perfectly. Loved this so much. Thank you 😄💝
@ This Stage I would like to Nominate myself for the President position of the “ I ❤️ Jimmy Rees ” fan club!!!! Rockin the jokes with underlying truth Jimmaayyyy!!!! ✌️❤️😎 Thank you always for the giggle!
Admiring a doctor... Going out with a doctor... Marrying a doctor.... Divorcing a doctor... Becoming a doctor! Admiring a nurse... Going out with a nurse... Marrying a nurse... Divorcing a nurse... Becoming a carpenter! 😂
Loved this one. I am a doctor and love working with nurses. A lot of these things happen to junior docs too. One of the best gifts we got from a patient was a whole box of pens!
Lovely recognition of the importance of nurses at the end - saving people’s lives. Nice one Jimmy. 😊
the feeling you feel when you buy an expensive gift for ur kid and the spend the day thanking santa yeah thats the same feeling doctors and nurses feel when you thank god for the doctors savin you
@@brendonrookes1151 I mean... who told the kid about Santa in the first place? If parents want their kids to be grateful to the right person, they will tell them who actually gave the presents. Also bonus of not lying to your kid about something you yourself don't believe in.
Should have kept the scan going until the clip finished.
@@tabby_cat i think you missed the point there instead of thanking a magic skybeing how bout thank the actal doctors and nurses that you no took care off you if "god " had his way you would be up in heaven instead of raising ur kids
@@brendonrookes1151 nah... I got your point. Your example was just a bad one, as the 'problem' there was self-inflicted.
Jimmy you must either have a nurse in the family or you’ve really sat down and done some hardcore research because that was freakishly accurate. You’ve hit a bazillion nails on the heads with this one.
I was thinking the same thing! LOL
As he always does ❣️
Shock horror. No exaggeration. Nurses partying " no shop talk". Party, shop talk.
So true. He hit the buttons on the reality
Absolutely spot on 🤪
As a nurse I've literally never seen anything more relatable!!
Thank you for what you do, legit angels
true true! *raises a glass to all our nurses*
Thankyou
So so accurate 😂
As a nurse! All I can say is you hit everything on the head 😂😂 big shout out to my fellow nurses
Thankyou for all you've done for us
You're a bloody legend- thank you
You guys are the best!! Absolute angels
The pen thing - solid!
New nurse with bumbag 👌😅
As a vet nurse, still relatable except we're allowed to muzzle our patients 🤗
My left eye just blurred and I thought that read nuzzled! 😊
😂😂😂😂
I read nuzzle too! God could use some of those muzzles at times!
A distinct advantage!
@@marionlum7781 I've seen Vet nurses. They nuzzle their patients far more often than they muzzle them!
😂😂😂 laughing so hard! You absolutely nailed it! You forgot to mention "educated people" who have done their google search and know more than we do 😂😂😂😂😳😱
Finding the f’en bladder scanner or even worse sharing it between 2 wards because “budget constraints”. Thanks Jimmy for giving us nurses a laugh the one thing that you need in health care is a good (slightly twisted) sense of humour 🙌🙌🙌
"Slightly twisted"? Really? 😉
I'm actually watching this on my Nursing Night Shift.
Nailed it.
Flo Nightingale invented the call bell - I have a whole speech prepared for if we ever meet up in the afterlife.
Huh. I did not know Florence Nightingale who practically invented hygienic practices in hospitals invented the call bell. Thank you for teaching me something new.
Cool. So…I’m wondering what they did before the bell? Holler? Groan?
Do you think she ever sat there and wondered “oh my god what have I done?!” whenever she heard it or do you think she thought it a great way to send a subtle “fuck you” to her own staff? 😂
Nurses are Angels. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the compassion, dedication and care given to me by Nurses.
Omg do airport border security, the stories these people could tell I'm sure could be crazy
So true, nurses are a special breed of people. As a patient, I’m truly grateful to them. As we have a nurse in our family, can relate to this especially the over-sharing of gross details. And they do love them a good snack!
Yes the way to a nurses heart is through chocolate 🍫 💖
Oh God yes! My late, beloved mum was a nurse for 45 years. This was all soooooooo true!!!🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
I have been a nurse for many years and you just nailed it.
Thankyou BRAVEHEARTS
Laughing my continence pad off!!!
Your going to be so well looked after by a nurse one day Jimmy! #respect Thanks to all the nurses for all that they do!!!
Oh so much truth in this!
You don't realise how much nurses have to put up with every damn day because of us, that was a real funny one laughed the whole time ,not at nurses but the way Jimmy telling it.
Thank heavens for nurses !!! The doctors take all the credit/glory whereas it's the nurses who keep you alive 🥰 (I am not a nurse).
I'm not a nurse but I've been a patient more often than I'd like, and I can totally see all these occupational annoyances being true 🤣
To any nurses reading the comments... You rock, we love you and appreciate all that you do. Thank you very much from a man who has had 2 parents both requiring life saving operations and cared for by the best people in the world.
Your best yet Jimmy 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I had a collegue who used to say to patients who supposedly could not reach anything 'what? Are your arms painted on?'
I have a wife,sister,two sisters in law and a niece all nurses.This is 100% spot on.
Ahh Jimmy, I've quietly been waiting for this one after laughing out loud to nearly everything else you've ever done. You have not disappointed me at all.
This was brilliant 👏 👏 👏.
I've been an ED Nurse for 26 years and think you nailed it.
Much appreciation for your constant brilliance and wonderful humour.
No New Zealand yet? I'm livid!
I’m a nurse and I laughed so much I cried
Brilliant again
You missed "Ending an argument at home with the words - Oh really, let me tell you about my day"
Ah yes, spot on, not a nurse, but a daughter of a midwife of 40 years and dinner conversations have always been about a dilated cervix, waiting for an anesthesiologist, waiting for a doctor, delivering heaps of babies and seeing her name in the paper ❤️
Thank you to all nurses!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
We would be lost without you.
Oh hey Jimmy, can i just borrow your pen for a second? ( you won’t be seeing it again )😂😂😂
Have you opened your Bowels???🥴😂😂😂😂🤣 omg! That was top level hilarious 🤣 Thanks Jimmy
Now i need my meds!!!!
this was fantastic. i feel like ive learnt so much about nurses. thank you to all of you for being so amazing
The"sniff test" 🤣🤣.
Ok Jimmy, now that you’ve called out Radiographers, you’ll have to do us next!
It like you followed me for my day… thank you so much….
Coming from someone that spent a 6weeks in an adult ward because of have eye surgery weekly and the nurse really brightened my day, even when I'd get yelled at for eating because I had surgery but wasn't told because well I was difficult at 7yo but 20yrs later I might not remember they're names but I still remember those nurses.
Thank you for all you do.
Spot on Jimmy! Nurse here. Still can’t find a pen and recently retired!
Ahahahahaha, ED nurse here and everything is accurate AF 🤣🤣
Ah my ED colleagues love this!! 😅🤣😁😅🤣
It sounds like Jimmy has skin in this game, some of those sounded far too personal. 😂😂😂
Nailed it Jimmy!
Please please please do one for ambo's, you've nailed nurse life just too damn well 😂😂😂
Thank you for recognising us 😂😊☺️... cheers!
Lol at private patient 🤣🤣
Asking the ward to take your patient after you've already sent them 😵
This is so spot on .. brilliant 🤣🤣
Oh Jimmy 🤣 as a new grad on my last student placement, this just made my day! Thanks for the giggles 😉
Jimmy you have nail it !!! It's so spooky, are you sure you are not a nurse .Thank you for acknowledging all the wonderful nurses !!!! Thank you Jimmy xx
Thank you thank you.
Everything you said was spot on.
Millennials! Ha! Also can’t wait for the boomers! Ooooh and the Karens! 😂
This is definitely my favourite Jimmy....you got it 👍
I've got to remember to take extra chocolate bars for the nurses next time I'm in.
Thank you for the continued laughs Jimmy 💜🌻🥰
All correct, I'd like to add; explaining to a type 2 diabetic why 2 liters of coke a day is still too much even if they've cut out the other 6 liters a day.
Checking that the psych meds have been swallowed and not stored in the broken tooth at the back of the mouth.
Wishing that government would fund more personal carers for one on one with patients from aged care.
Having to locate the patient who has come from aged care, again.
Trying not to laugh at the bizarre reasons people give you for why they are sick, and explaining basic hygiene to them instead.
Trying to explain to patients that yoga really won't cure cancer, broken bones etc.
Reassuring the same patient that we don't hate yoga and they can do it again soon.
Thankyou Jimmy, I loved this.
Totally read that in Jimmy's voice
@@BS-el6gk Thankyou, my brain did too when I spell checked too. I hope that my spelling is not too terrible 🤣
You missed inhaling Tim Tams and + 2 hours ... as in... Im finishing at 6 tonight (+2 hours) arrives home at 8, inhales tim tams and falls asleep on the couch after 3 minutes of watching tv 🤣😂🤣 I love my Nurse
As a nurse, all very relatable n the bladder of a camel just the funniest🤣🤣🤣,ohh Jimmy this made my day
We need one for management consultants…not so I can show it my colleagues or anything like that…
LMFAO😂 … my entire ward-nursing career condensed into 4 minutes! Nice one Jimmy👍!
Acronyms on number plates, can definitely relate!!
You know what I loved about this one Jimmy? Absolutely no cheek to the nurses, just respect and a bunch of funnies.
Thank you nurses for all you do. You rock 💜
Boom! Thank you Jimmy! 😂🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love the multi scanner 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One for my nursing relatives and friends/mates.
well polished, perfect ratio of humor to appreciation 💫
This was your best yet! Definitely a nurse somewhere in your life. GOLD!
Im a nurse and this is sooooo true
Loved this...even though I'm now retired...could relate to all😂😂😂😂
Not a nurse but the proud husband of one. Well done Jimmy. Could relate to lots, especially the gross conversation quips. Cheers!
Nailed it Jimmy, from a nurse that has a slight to moderate vein fettish! 😆
Careful young man you will need a nurse sooner or later and they have great memories
Standing in the wrong position giving a manual.
My sister told me it's happened to a nurse in training : )
Lol! Funny yet again 😂
Reading the wristband ID of this patient: Oh, a Christmas baby. True, 86 years ago.
Ex-Nurse, can relate sooooooo much to this! Laughed my arse off! Love it! Thanks Jimmy!
Laughed from end to end on this one. Soo good. Hooray to all the nurses 👍😊👌👩⚕👨⚕😃
As a nurse I am loving this !
Thankyou BRAVEHEARTS
This is so true- especially Radiology dept messing up patients’ beds!!
As a medically retired RN, I laughed through this until I cried and then laughed some more. Thank you for this!
I worked nights and loved it. Except for the cafeteria being closed after midnight. Most of the time, I brought my food from home, but occasionally I'd forget. Without the cafeteria, it was either the vending machines or maybe grab some applesauce or soup from the kitchen where we kept food for patients who needed a little something to tide them over. It was frowned upon, but needs must.
One of the best parts of working nights was the different rhythm. Not a lot of admissions, having to take a history, having to do transfer paperwork, scheduling tests, calling transport 500 times to take a patient to their test, no discharges, having to do all the discharge paperwork, etc. At night, patients mostly sleep. That said, they still require monitoring, medications, occasional treatment, and, of course, there's often an emergency with at least one patient that requires a call to a doctor who can't be found. Still, all of that is better than what happens on days.
Thanks, too, for the recognition about (the lack of) bathroom breaks! Is it any wonder most new nurses end up with a kidney infection or three during their first 6 months on the job?
And don't get me started on the meal break! If I ever got through a full break uninterrupted, it was a miracle. It's more like just enough time to grab a carrot or some celery to munch on before being called back to the floor. Nurses become experts in snackable foods that are still (mostly) healthy.
Regardless of how crazy the job gets, the one thing that makes you return again and again is the patients. For every jerk (or jerky family member), there are ten great patients. Helping them through their illness or injury, comforting them during the worst of their stay, being able to know you were probably the one bright spot in their day...that's why we do what we do.
Even though I can no longer work as a nurse, I miss it terribly! Throughout the pandemic, I found myself wishes I could be back on the wards and care for patients once again. Since I couldn't, I've just kept in touch with my friends who were on the frontlines & let them know how much their hard work means to everyone.
Thanks again for this great video. You capture the true essence of what nurses deal with.
Wow, you really loved your job, eh? I’m sure you were a real blessing to your patients. So you gave then and continue to give now through your encouragement. I understand how you feel because I’m the same but it was teaching for me.
We have to remember to do the best we can with what we have. At the moment, it is time & words of encouragement.
@@artwithheart3142 I did love nursing so much! It wasn't a job, it was ME. I don't know how else to explain it.
Teaching was also a consideration for a while, but nursing actually ended up incorporating teaching with the medical care, so that was a win.
How long did you teach? What grades/ages? I bet you're THE teacher the kids still remember with great fondness! Teachers are heaven sent, if you ask me. You have so many roles to play & you do it on a shoestring budget. If there were any justice in this world, teachers would be paid so much more than they are and school budgets would be tripled. Thank you for all you've given!
I worked for 30 years, mainly Middle School but did a variety of roles. I think nursing and teaching are very similar. All the admin, meal breaks that exist on paper but not in reality, doing those extra things to make the difference, being on call to sort out the needs. Just know that you have made a difference and continue to. I can see that you have a good sense of humour too, so very necessary to survive in any profession!!! Now is the time to take care of yourself and your loved ones ☺️😀💐
@@artwithheart3142 I agree completely. Having to keep going even when you're physically and emotionally drained, the breaks that aren't true breaks, inservice meetings, CEUs, teacher/student & nurse/patient ratios admin will try to convince you aren't absolutely necessary, outsiders not understanding what it is you actually do & thinking your job must be easy because all you do is talk to people, and no one realizing just how much you take to heart your interactions with students or patients AND their families.
The minute you stop caring is the moment you realize you need to take a break. Whether it's a vacation or perhaps changing departments or facilities, you just need to regroup because there's no way you can do anything less than give 100% of your skills/education to those who rely on you.
I'm not sure there are many jobs where this is the case, but education and healthcare are definitely both necessary and it's essential to be at the top of your game every time you clock in.
It's been such a joy to talk with you!
Ah that was awesome! Shout out to all the nurses: you do an awesome job 💕
Very good Jimmy.☺👍
Best laugh the jangle sound of your work colleagues.
Love It !!!!! And thank you so much 💕
Being payed less than a first year teacher (in NSW)
I'm a nurse. Secret to not getting a rash from the N95 mask: Big bushy beard (but not too bushy so you can still fit the N95 mask)
Ahhh Jimmy you nailed it!! Unlike a patient I had many years back who tried to scratch his nose with a nail gun🤭🤦🏼♀️
Wow, that's a tale for the history books.
ooooh yes, I'm a vet student but I've worked at quite a few vet hospitals and clinics and can say this definitely applies for vet nurses too (plus vet nurses doubling as reception too BC we never have enough staff)
love to all the nurses out there, animal and human. You guys are the best and the shit you have to put up is absolutely unmatched. Keep up the great work and take care of yourselves! 💕💕💕💕💕
Love love love this. Absolutely spot on. Oh I wish you could do theatre nurses. The list I could give you !!!!
Thank you Jimmy. My day is made.
When my son was growing up I spent too much time in hospitals (he’s ok now). I agree with all of this plus could add a couple more! Nurses will appreciate!
These are so much fun!!
I love this video and show it to my nursing students - they all love it and its a great way to finish off the semester when they are all tired, overworked and under paid xx
I had the most wonderful holiday.....I mean 3 day hospital stay last year in a public hospital in Brisbane. Nurses were just incredible, I felt so bad when the damn cannula kept going all at all hours and nurses having to keep coming in. And the food.....holy smackers, I could hardly believe I was in hospital! It was definitely the best 3 day holiday I'd had lol!
Hahahaha 😆 😂 🤣 ohhhh yesss. Everyone thinking they're your ONLY patient! Fantastic, you summed up my shift (everyday) perfectly. Loved this so much. Thank you 😄💝
@ This Stage I would like to Nominate myself for the President position of the “ I ❤️ Jimmy Rees ” fan club!!!!
Rockin the jokes with underlying truth Jimmaayyyy!!!! ✌️❤️😎
Thank you always for the giggle!
Love this! Thank you--- been a nurse 40 years! Thank you for making us laugh!
Admiring a doctor...
Going out with a doctor... Marrying a doctor.... Divorcing a doctor...
Becoming a doctor!
Admiring a nurse...
Going out with a nurse...
Marrying a nurse...
Divorcing a nurse...
Becoming a carpenter! 😂
Has jimmy been a nurse at some point? This is so accurate 😂😂 love to all my fellow nurses out there❤️
Oh gosh how true, and so funny.. Jimmy is so spot on..😂😂
Yeah the recognition ofnurses at the end was quite a lovely touch! Well Done
As a nurse, you have nailed this!!! So true about the pens and gross things 🤭 thanks for to the relatable laugh xxx
Thanks Jimmy! You made my day! I’m a nurse myself and this is spot on! I had a gooood laugh 😂
Loved this one. I am a doctor and love working with nurses. A lot of these things happen to junior docs too. One of the best gifts we got from a patient was a whole box of pens!
Greats vid Jimmy, keep it up 👍