The Divorced Man Who Wanted Custody of Donated Kidney (And other crazy lawsuits).
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I bought an ex a car. She left a year later when college was done... i legit got to keep paying for her car for 6m after she left because company terms crap. Yay and I got nothing back or in return. Layer laughed at the notion of getting the car back
In 1992 my mother donated a kidney to my dad. At the time it was a big news story because my dad was the most rare blood type and my mother happened to be a universal donor and at the time of the diagnosis, one of his kidneys had completely shut down and the other was working at 50% so he was weeks from having to go on dialysis and placed on donor list. From time to time my mom playfully threatens to leave him and take her kidney back.
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"if the cops shot him accidentally in the back, how are the cops not paying damages?" Welcome to qualified immunity and the Colorado justice system.
I got a great story for you, trust me.
Back in the late 80s early 90s a cop finds a man riding his son's bike drunk. The cop attempts to arrest the drunk, he resists and the cop tases him. While on the ride to the jail the drunk harrasses the cop, swearing and asking him if he's into (one that if not illegal is highly looked down on) porn. The cop and the drunk were only a few years apart, grew up in the town and were both white.
Here's the best part: the drunk tried suing the city for police brutality, and he was on city council or was the mayor at the time. His lawyer heard the tape of the arrest and said "You will not win."
He was one of the good cops we've had. We've had some crappy ones, like one who got injured (not on the job) but she can't ever be a cop again and the city needs to pay her health insurance for life. She wasn't ever good at the thing she couldn't do anymore.
@@christinebenson518 there was a local cop in a small town I used to live in who fired a “warning shot” AT a “suspect” in a jaywalking (yeah. I know. Not violent, not actually a crime in the town due to, ya know, no crosswalks even at the only light for many many miles… not to mention the whole, you know, don’t fire a warning shot into the person you are attempting to warn?) so anyway, his partner pulled his weapon, pointed at the shooter, and arrested him. A cop. Arrested a cop. For exactly the right reason. Guess who lost their job? Yeah, the partner. The trigger happy guy is still a cop. Luckily I’ve moved away. Oh, the “suspect” was not asked to stop, the cop never identified himself, and also wasn’t even racially similar to the “jaywalker” in any way (approximately 5’1 “jaywalker” was black, probably her only crime, and “suspect” was a 6’ white guy.) I was the “suspect”. Couldn’t sue, couldn’t do anything but issue a formal written complaint which was tossed in a trash can literally right in front of me. The shot went into my thigh, then into a house, where it caused some property damage but luckily nobody was home. Homeowner sued for the damages and won. My leg is never going to work the same way again. I do keep in touch with the partner though. I was his best man last month. And he’s a detective for the state police now.
That only applies to individuals though, not the agency. I have no idea why the police department or the state didn't pay for his medical bills. You pretty much get any medical expenses paid for when you're incarcerated.
I would say the American justice system, not just Colorado. As a young teen, I got out of multiple felonies because my lawyer said "I'm golf partners with the prosecuting attorney. I'm gonna see him this weekend, don't worry." and I never heard another word, outside of the massive bill 😂
Yeah... I'm in Nevada and the cops shoot the victims here.
In some of the lawsuit cases out of the States it's important to keep in mind that some of those lawsuits are not meant to be won - they're a requirement for homeowners insurance to do it's job. like the Aunt who had to sue her nephew - it was the only way to get the homeowners insurance of her nephew's parents to pay for her medical bills after her personal insurance stopped paying. It's insane but that's the states for you
Right. And all the ppl who made her out to be an evil witch for suing her nephew, were just mean & ill-informed. The media didn’t help. They purposely reported it in a way that showed the aunt in a bad light, even knowing the real story. It was horrible for the whole family, sadly😔.
I get the aunt who sued her nephew (with the consent of her sister). She was badly injured and had massive bills. This crone had already been offered the money for her medical bills (needlessly acquired by her) and wanted to cash in on the situation. She's the type of person whose every interaction is an opportunity to file a lawsuit. Disgusting and inexcusable.
@@tanyawade5197 this is my problem with America right now
You have one side attacking the media, but not for valid reasons.
And you have the other side defending the media even though they do this stuff on a daily basis.
Same thing with the “deep state” (which just means “intelligence agencies”). The entire concept of the CIA and FBI freaks me out, but I have an instinctual response to defend when one side singles out these agencies purely because they might be able to hold people accountable.
@@fiona-lyons how do you know her internal motivations?
@@dstinnettmusic Yes, it has become a quagmire, for sure.
It feels like a invasion because that's exactly what that was. He invaded your home. Lol
“Peasant jobs”….. It’s going to be a good ‘un!
Fact boy is getting spicy in this one 😂
The true comedic value being that the average peasant actually worked less than modern people.
@@gregkropotkin3982 I love the fact that you actually believe this.
@@whoasked8640 Technically he might be true as they died early due illness and poverty. The past was the worst.
Not gonna lie, I would definitely be creeped out by mystery cookies in the night-time and not eat them. And then probably be mad that I didn't eat them when I found out they were innocent cookies.
I was sure the cookie story would be about drugged cookies. I'm glad it turned out to be a wholesome act of kindness. But... I wouldn't eat them.
Actually, in Czech republic you can legally demand that gift shoud be given back to the donor in cases such as ungratefulness and blatant violation of good morals towards the donor and/or his loved ones (§ 2072 of Czech civil code) Those cases aren´t even that rare. Trust me, I´m a lawyer.
Yeah I'm not trusting you. You're a lawyer.
@@bateman2112 Nice one! :D i deserved that
God bless you and your people for having this be a law, Czech lawyer man.
There are kind of similar laws in Mexico. The rationale being that gifts given to a partner are donations towards the common goal of marriage/having a family/live together. In some states, (Or maybe all. IDK I'm not a lawyer) you can claim any donation you've done to any individual or organization if the purpose of said donations is not being accomplished. And since a divorce or even breaking up with your partner of years, clearly means there is no longer any intention to go towards the previously established goals of having a relationship, you can ask for the gifts to be given back, obviously only in cases where the gifts can be given back.
Also, if this applies to donating organs, I would assume donating an organ counts as a donation towards keeping the person alive not maintaining a relationship.
Is it legal to purchase a human organ in the Czech Republic? It is a crime in America. Because he asked for $1.5 mil, the judge ruled against him and said he was actually exposing himself to possible criminal charges.
One day Danny is gonna take Simon hostage and host an episode.
...allegedly...
I assume Simon stocks up on episodes if he’s goes out on vacation but it would be cool to see the other members of the Whistleverse step up to the mic if he’s out long term.
That would be awesome.
Could be worse.. Danny could chain Simon to the radiator and force him to WRITE the episode....
This would be a hoot to see
I LOST MY MIND at “Blazement breakout” oh my god. I have to stop watching these videos at work. 🤣
Unfortunately, the cookie girls probably did learn a lesson from their ordeal - never be kind to strangers. How sad and despicable that old bat was to make them go through all that! And the judge was a bell end as well!
There is the old adage: "No good deed goes unpunished" and here is a perfect example.
Too true. Those sweethearts were made to endure abuse from that woman & her husband for much too long, all to end up paying her the exact amount their parents offered in the first place. Which, in my opinion, wasn’t even necessary for them to offer. Her entire overblown reaction was of her own making. If she was so sensitive, she should’ve had a sign or note on her door saying, “don’t ring the bell or knock after 7pm, it frightens me”. This was a frivolous suit that should’ve been thrown out & the girls’ fees for the case put on the plaintiff. It breaks my heart knowing their innocent good intention was tainted this way.
The good news, Simon, is that your unexpected visitor was clearly not a vampire. Little victories, bud. Little victories.
Wow, Simon. At least you know that guy wasn’t a vampire because he entered before you invited him in. Also, LOCK YOUR DAMN DOORS! I don’t care if your house is in the middle of nowhere. You know who really likes to go to the middle of nowhere? Criminals who are hiding from the cops!
He lives in the Czech Republic, not Kentucky.
@@dark2023-1lovesoni my point still stands.
@@dark2023-1lovesoni I thought the United States was the only place in the world where people did not routinely lock their doors, to be honest. I have never known anyone in the parts of Europe I've been to that just left their doors unlocked, whether they were home or not. Is your door to the garden unlocked, then at least the garden gate is locked.
Also I found out about Americans leaving their doors unlocked from asking one of them why they are so hell-bent on having guns in their houses. That guy started explaining about protecting his family when someone else basically butted into that conversation going "it's because they don't lock their doors". Dude's mind was blown too. Like "What else are you gonna do, ring your granny's doorbell and make her come to the door and open it for you?" Family should just be able to walk right into your kitchen and grab a beer from the fridge, apparently.
@@trishapellis it's not the norm anywhere out of rural areas in North America to not lock your doors. Total old wives tale. Europe is the same. There is zero difference...
Vampires don’t have to be invited in lol. That’s modern romanticization of vampires. Even Bram Stokers Dracula didn’t have to be invited in.
War Thunder? Simon, you're dancing on the edge of a slippery slope that leads directly to Raid Shadow Legends.
My Dad donated a kidney to me. For a few years he would counter me poking fun at him with “I gave you a kidney!” He stopped doing that because my response was “You want it back? Pass me a knife!”
Simon haven't you done enough episodes of Casual Criminalist to always lock your doors when you're at home? Be careful!
I know, right!?! Simon might have a stalker...SIMON-check your underwear drawer!
It’s on the notebook even!
Allegedly.
@@u-neekusername4430 I only wear the finest of sheath underwear stolen from Simon
There was a girl in Australia who donated her kidney to her boyfriend, who discovered soon after that he was cheating on her. No lawsuit, but it was a pretty crappy thing to do.
I would argue that difference between being a parttime cashier at Walmart vs at Sainsbury's is the way the company treats you, not the customer service job. I used to be a full time first shift stock employee at Walmart and I occasionally got the employee of the month award. They liked me. Then I got pregnant. I am not exaggerating when I say I had my doctor AND the government worker's board sending them strongly worded letters in the latter half of my pregnancy and went off on maternity many weeks earlier than I had planned due to stress because as soon as I was pregnant I was undesirable employee number 1. Never let me have my appointment days off no matter how much notice they got OR changed my schedule last minute to accommodate but didn't tell me, causing me to miss a shift I wasn't aware of (thank goodness I took timestamped photos of the schedule).
2. Rescheduled important equipment re-certification training after I told them when my hospital ultrasound was scheduled for, causing me to miss training, and then told me I was no longer eligible to work my position because of the missed training.
3. The position they wanted to put me in was not guaranteed full time and didn't have a set schedule, where as my previous position was full time 7am starts across the board.
4. They had a nurse in another province who had never met me "evaluating my case" and determining that I wasn't actually eligible to be off on maternity yet and trying to sue me back to work. This would have caused me to lose the rest of my 12 months of maternity benefits.
*Customer complaining to Simon in the shop*
Simon: "Don't do this to me, I'm one of you!"
Simon is right about the contract. In common law, an exchange of "consideration" -- that is, something of value -- is necessary to create a legally binding contract. While there are many other grounds on which this case might have been dismissed, if Jesse admitted in his filing that there was no such payment, the judge can dismiss it without argument in about 5 minutes.
Oh, and if you're wondering how American cops get away with all their shit, look up "qualified immunity". It's almost impossible to hold a cop either criminally or civilly liable for anything they do, no matter how obviously atrocious.
Yep the courts will find a cop immune because the courts only ruled that strangling someone with guitar wire wasn't covered, but he strangled you with a piano wire.
@@michaelf.2449 That's not even an exaggeration.
Thankfully, the courts are starting to get more skeptical of qualified immunity claims, so there's some hope in the near future that it's going to get at least partially reformed.
@@robertc.9503
yay, the thing that will not affect police brutality one bit will soon be over.
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qualified immunity is literally ass backwards. rather than having an event where a cop was sued, and proven to be covered by trying to do his job, and having a second cop do the same thing and getting a lawsuit dismissed because of the first case, we instead have to have had a cop be sued successfully for the exact same set of facts for your lawsuit to be able to proceed. and its even worse because it applies only locally so if there was a successful lawsuit in Wyoming, it means nothing to the same event happening in Florida .
This reminds me of a story I read on Reddit where a woman hits a guy with her car, killing him then sues the guy's widow for emotional trauma
Did Tangent Boy stop the basement breakout, or are Danny and Sam tasting that sweet fresh air of freedom?
I think, FaktBoi only just realized that he (not Danny) was the one stuck in the basement all along, but then that embedded brain-chip activated and he had to come back and Fakt on
@@quintonhowells299 so it’s Fakt Boy that’s actually living in Danny and Sam’s basement and the wife and kids are Stockholm syndrome apparitions?
That guy who welcomed himself into your house was fortunate not to have done that over here in the states - might not have gone so well for him, as evidenced by the rest of Danny’s story there.
@@zero7190 Isn't a thing in even half of US states. Only 23 have it.
I live in a sane state without it.
Is it weird that I’m a 24 year old man that makes cookies periodically for my neighbors? I thought I was just being nice
My brother is 31 and he makes cookies and all kinds for his co-workers. They love it. Nothing wrong there, carry on.
The random guy is abit alarming 😂. Maybe a Safestyle salesman or Czech Jehovas witness?
Latch them doors factboi, your content, infographics show and Donut media are 90 percent of my viewing 😂
I mean, to be fair, I baked cookies for the mailman when I was, like, 19. I felt they were underappreciated, and wanted to show that, so I waited for the mailman to drive up, quickly walked out to our mailbox, and gave him the plate of cookies. He seemed quite happy and surprised, so I'd call that a win.
To answer Simon's question, she was likely able to get out of the hospital with a bill under $1000 because they did not administer the $350 acetaminophen.
why does acetaminophen cost that much at a hospital when its only like $11 at CVS for the name brand and $7 for the generic
@@The_Blazement because the hospital knows the bill is going to be going to your insurance
@@The_Blazement because free market, and if the poors die no big deal; we are starting to phase robots into their jobs anyway.
@@Kat596-the1st That, and they have to make up for all the people who _don't_ pay. Hospitals can't legally turn you away for emergency treatment if you can't pay, so prices get jacked up for everyone else.
American healthcare is wild
The cookie thing is just sad. A stalker left cookies on my porch a few times and I never thought about taking legal action. Only left a note and asked for milk as well next time. The cookies stopped afterwards. Sad. They were pretty good cookies
Sounds like someone maybe had an unsettled crush on you and just didn't know how to do anything about it. Either that, or the antifreeze cooked off in the oven 😂
11:55 - Chapter 1 -Kidnapper sue hostages for escaping
17:50 - Chapter 2 - Miserable old witch sues teenager for act of kindness
- Chapter 3 -
Having had 3 kidney transplants, I literally laughed out loud when I heard this 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I'm still trying to figure out how the first guy convinced himself that he could turn organ donation into an organ sale.
Very poor comprehension skills. He absolutely was not trying to do that. He was using the organ donation as leverage to pay less in the divorce.
Simon there are still wholesome people. I know you go on Twitter but that is not reality there are still a lot of wholesome people like those two young ladies in the world.
13:05 Confusing how people still have doors without locks in their houses in this day and age. That could also have ended with Daven presenting a special episode of Casual Criminalist featuring Simon as victim.
TBH the entire concept of unlocked house or apartment doors is very alien to me.
I gave my kidney to my husband last year and the « give me my kidney back » joke never gets old.😀
In this episode, the fantastic story of Simon's encounter with an RPG protagonist!
“Part time cashier”
I cannot imagine a worse hell, to be the bottom rung of a bottom rung employer.
Cashier is nowhere near the bottom rung
I'm nearly a twice divorced man and I want NONE of the things I got her back. Especially if one of them was an organ 😂
And yes, pansy can still be reasonably used as a substitute for coward.
Thanks for another great one Simon, Danny and Sam
Twice divorced man?!? Either you are one of those pieces of shit Simon talks about, or you need to think about how you choose your spouses!
@@found13 I would assume he means that divorce proceedings are in progress 🤨
So, how did the divorce go over this year??
@@maxbracegirdle9990 turned out alright in the end! We both had things we wanted done and compromise wasn't always easy, but we'll share joint custody of the kids and I'm keeping the house while she keeps the car. Luckily for me I no longer am obligated to pay for said car. And Discovery Land Rovers arent cheap!
Good on you for checking in on such an old post! Gotta love the OGBB community
@@nathanrood865 Yeah man. Normally people don't message back on old posts I comment on, so it's great to talk to you.
That's so good to hear. So many divorces end up messy. I remember watching my mum and dad's when I was 10 and it was horrible.
Yeah, gas ain't cheap no more hahaha. Joint custody is a great thing, kids really need both parents.
So it's great to hear everything worked out. I'm happy for you that you were able to work it out ☺️💜
The organ gets shipped by plane from a very poor country in Africa or South America, the surgery happens in a very expensive hospital in a country that gets a lot of cash from rich tourism, Mexico City for example. In the end it might cost less than a legal transplant would for someone uninsured in the US.
(It depends on if it's a kidney transplant, something someone very poor was paid for, or a heart transplant taken from a former kidney donor that they had tested and knew was compatable. The main cost is laundering the organ though somewhere that looks legitimate, and you might not even know it was harvested illegally if you were sold an "organ matching service" or similar.)
Well now Fact Boy’s wife now knows she needs to make everything in their home a gift to her before she files for divorce
My mom's ex-husband tried to claim her wedding silverware was marital property. Only problem? It was a gift to her and her first husband, and even had their initials on it.
I am a cashier too. trust me, it can be stressful. Especially if you end up being robbed, like a friend of mine was!
You should look up the story of the cop who went after some girl scouts. Pulled the woman out of the car and put his gun to her head and threatened to kill her over a note thanking the community or some nonsense. He claimed self defense lol
Now I want a giant bag of cookies.
Simon, you really have no idea how suing cops works in the 'good ole' U.S. of A... They have this thing called
Qualified Immunity:
This doctrine, invented by the Court out of whole cloth, not an action of congress, immunizes public officials even when they commit legal misconduct unless they violated 'clearly established law' ie. case law on a district court level, not even just a case in the USA.
That standard is incredibly difficult for civil rights plaintiffs to overcome because the courts have required not just a clear legal rule, but a prior case on the books with 'functionally identical facts'.
Federal officer. Can confirm. Federal forces have Sovereign Immunity which is even more airtight.
@@arizonaexplorations4013 Eyes on Ogre 1977! He's blabby, blabby enough to put that Sovereign Immunity into action! Kick the dust off it son, it's time to go to work!
@@arizonaexplorations4013
So the feds can claim that they are sovereign citizens. 😁
thats mad
civil asset forfeiture is just... not okay >.> side note
My kids keep telling me I need to see Euphoria. I told them I'd rather stick myself on the eye with a rusty fork.
If the police shoot someone, the officer nor the department are on the hook for the bill. The citizens of the town, city, county, state, etc., whatever level of government they work for pay for the lawsuit damages. It's strongly suspected to be one of the reasons this shit keeps happening because shooting someone, even to death, is rarely enough to warrant an officer getting fired, let alone pay out the damages they caused. For example, the police officer that shot a black man eating ice cream in his own home after work, she broke into his apartment, while she was drunk, pulled out her pistol and shot the guy to death as he sat in the chair. She thought it was her apartment. She got less than ten years. Breanna Taylor who was shot to death while asleep, the officer that shot her only received punishment for the bullet the exited the home and struck the neighbor's house. That's it.
Divorce only goes well when both people want the divorce, have common decency and aren't insane. So basically people who decide together that they just don't love each other anymore.
Working for Walmart is it's own hell. You have no idea... I had to write an apology letter to cooperate, in my OWN time. Because my schedule put me more than 30 hours a week and because of that "I was hurting the company", even though I have no control of my shift
See that's where I respond than write me up and fire me. Thankfully I'm not American and don't have to deal with work to rule...
@@bayoubilly5176 just pointing out working retail has turned from a lazy teen job, to a hell your expected to be a robot.
@@blackmagemasher4031 it never turned. It's always been that sadly. None of the jobs most ppl associate with teens have ever really been theirs. It's just assumptions based on not looking up stats. Most ppl just have the false sense of they got where they are by trying not luck. Ppl are funny.(statistically and according to the most successful gates buffet etc. 100% luck heh ). What most ppl "believe " about capitalism funnily enough has no bearing on reality. Math is just too hard for most sadly.(none of this is a stab at you just in case just meandering heh)
need an update on the Blazement Breakout!
need to know my bazmnt boiiiiiis are safe
What breakout? Danny just tweeted that he's stolen some of Simon's wine and he's got an electric bottle opener so he's safe sound and drunk
The cookies had to have been from Magic Spoon.
That small jog will be the most we will see Simon move
12:14 More Flash memes, Sam you fucking legend
What Juanita did was wrong but working in retail can aggravate preexisting mental health problems.
I was raised by paranoid parents. If someone left cookies on the doorstep in a sealed package he would have gone into an angry rant about how he wasn't dumb enough to let them poison him. Followed by telling everyone he met that someone tried poison him.
I didn't have his level of paranoia when I started working at Walmart. Now I'm actively fighting becoming equally as paranoid. The environment of customer service encourages paranoia. My dad wasn't this bad before working in fast food after a while he became increasingly paranoid.
I know I'm just a random stranger, but I'm sorry you and your father are dealing with that. I hope you and your dad get the help and support you deserve.
Having had a mother who was a paranoid, I empathize.
(I remember her calling my brother-in-law to come over because "someone" was "shining lasers in my bedroom window." Turned out to be just the full moon...)
I literally spat out my drink at "BLAZEMENT BREAKOUT" and Simon awkwardly running out of the room.
At least you know that guy who tired to get in wasn’t a vampire.
I been laughing for then minutes, Sam dude we need a continuation of the basement break out saga
Stand up blaze boy
Had a kind old neighbor bake me and my wife cookies one Christmas. My instinct was that it was an attempted poisoning. We ate them all that night and didnt die, so I was a bit let down.
Lmao after he yelled "peasant jobs", a mechanic school ad came on.
"Blazement breakout" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Danny did Simon catch you guys?
He really went all out watching videos for the memes on this one.
I love how Simon seems to forget the meaning of "history"...legend...
Simon needs to get a friend to keep the wrong people on the outside of his glass door... My best friend Rollo is really good at that. 120lb Rottweilers make great doormen and even better friends. Do recommend
Rottweilers are giant mush balls. Same with mastiffs and pitbull terriers. Those dogs are more suited to cuddles than playing bodyguard. Simon should get a level 3 protection trained Belgian Malinois or Dutch Shepherd to keep the infidels away.
The doc was definitely overcharging for his kidney. I saw a video on black market organ transplants, possibly by Simon because 80% of my TH-cam viewing is Simon, and a kidney was $500,000. Hearts were the big ticket item at $1,000,000. So $1.5m is way too much for a kidney.
Allegedly.
The cookie thing the girls did is called "doorbell ditching", aka "ring their doorbell and run", only homemade cookies are left as a gift to take the pranking element out of it.
Well obviously that cop feared for his life because the guy was sleeping. Smh.
A lady was found guilty of reckless driving resulting the death of 8 teenagers on modified bicycles, those teens were driving dangerously & against traffic at 3am, the lady driver could not avoid them & crash into them causing 8 dead and several injured.
Release the North Korea video! Don't free Danny but feed him better
Yeah, those girls were a little bit "old" to be taking cookies to their neighbors, but honestly... I did the same thing at that age. I would get the urge to bake, and I would bake literal hundreds of cookies and take them to my friends and neighbors for fun. I was a bit weird, but people liked them.
I mean. Idk. Technically, yes, but they're still around high school age so it's not crazy. Not that the woman knew that in the first place.
I laughed and can't stop smiling after this intro...
Legend, Simon!
My guess is that the 1.5 million he was asking for in place of the kidney was exactly how much he'd have to give her to keep the house or something like that so he was looking for a write off. So in reality it was "the kidney, 1.5 million dollars, OR he could be "talked into" her releasing him of all divorce settlement payouts.
Did Danny just adapt "The Merchant of Venice" and try to flog it off as a true story?
I once made cheesecakes for the neighborhood. Full sized, 10" across, 3" deep. Some were pumpkin, some were apple pie. It was a lot of work, but they turned out lovely.
We actually Airbnb some rich person's pool house and they had an electric wine opener for guests. It was pretty cool 😂. They also had a mini basketball hoop and pool table so we spent a good portion of our stay playing games and drinking
Bring back the old format, more energy and brilliant introductions from Danny
Yeah him sitting down just changed the entire flow
@@thecrowcook it's gone just like his other channels now, it has lost its business blaze energy and seems sterile as a sit down brain blaze
Lol every holiday Richard pointed to the general kidney area and said there's your gift lol
Fact Boi at double speed is hilarious. It's ADHD on speed.
Cookies from nowhere at night when you're living with DV/Stalker PTSD = TRIGGER!
Funny thing, immediately after Simon talked about having surgery in a dirty room in Mexico, a local ad came on promoting a news story about local surgeons committing fraud in some way with their surgical practices 🤣🤣.
being nervous about going under is no small thing - I just had a very routine thing done and was told to update my will
Cookie story. Well the girls have learned whose house needs to be egged/toilet papered come Halloween. Allegedly.
This is the origins of Repo: The Genetic Opera
In CZ it's common practice to enter someone's kitchen uninvited to prove you're not a vampire. Get some culture fact Boi damn...
“None of my friends are surgeons or lawyers“…
thanks for confirming that… But Simon… I’m pretty sure we already knew that😂
Actually I could see you hanging out with some defense attorney for the mob or something like that. Y’all share the same values
Thank you Simon and all. Changed my day around. My life isn't so bad after all. 🤣🤣🤣 PS. This kinda shit is what makes me glad I live in MT. We can see the crazy a mile away and take a different road.
Yeah but that different road is like 10 miles back and takes a 30 mile detour
It's all good, I ain't in any hurry to go anywhere. 😆
@@gailpliley901 i grewup near great falls in a small town named power, i miss living in montana but with my mom about to move back east to where me and the rest of our family is plus having a really good living situation here it just wouldnt be a good choice right now
Was the “go go go” clipped from counter strike? That stirred up some memories
I feel the 1% of the time thinking why JUST WHY! Hot tub and a cigar.
I don't think the lawsuit was neccessary. But I understand why that old lady was spooked by the cookies. She had no way of knowing whether this was a stalker situation.
Blazement breakout! RUN DANNY! RUN!!!
Good to know that Brain Blaze is back to a regular upload schedule
Oh Simon, I understand your pain.
I just turned 40 and me and my wife had a baby. Fun times. We already have an 12 year old daughter.
And when our little man turned 2... I ended up getting her pregnant again!
😢
Love my kids. Always will.
But I use to travel by foot all over the West coast. Lived in the forest up in a tree for almost two years. Had a crazy fun life...
Now. Stay-at-home dad with two tiny maniacs while my wife runs her small business. Never really was into games or television like I have been the last few years. Gets so freaking boring!
(And I have a bunch ov white/grey hair and I am currently sitting at home after having all ov my top teeth removed so I can get dentures! Sucks 😆)
Feel like "age" caught up with me in less than 15 months. Shit is crazy!
My wife has been laughing at me and calling me grandpa. And I can not make some sounds now.
Why did you lose your teeth ?
Lololol I feel you on the stay at home dad shit. My daughter is 12 and son is 7 tho I’m only 33. She makes all the money and it isn’t worth it to pay for child care on a frycook salary. Best of luck to ya buddy! I don’t bother with television but I do love my gaming :)
My dad lost his teeth young too and we all “took the Mickey out of him” (u can tell I don’t live in a place we use that, but it is funny on this British Czech’s channel lol)
Birth control. It's easy.
I lost mine at 23. The constant repairs was getting ridiculous. So since it was paid for by the government. I went for it.
I concur - I recently had surgery and was so happy when I got told I didn't NEED general anesthesia and that I could, if I was happy too, just have local. I did indeed choose local, as I much rather the idea of being awake while somebody cuts me open - so as to be able to ensure they aren't doing something badly. Not that I know anything about surgery. But I did enjoy watching them cut me open and installing the ICD, for sure. It was interesting. Far more so than watching the same thing on say, a documentary for sure!
Whoa…
@@Ceridwyn82 is that surprising or..? Also, you Welsh (name says you are and I am)?
The fact that Juanita was allowed to have a husband is probably the worst crime in this episode.
I still miss the old Brain Blaze format. :(
I'll be honest, I found it endlessly hilarious seeing Simon in a tie, but I'm just glad the segment is going to continue for now :D
Just found out that "Carnival Row" is taped near you. The Elbe mountains and Prague. Decent show. Thanks again for all your channels, later.
Cookie Terrorist? My abuela once gave me a galleta. My head was hurting for days.
Sorry but someone leaves a plate of cookies on my doorstep I’m not eating them 😂
They got free from the radiator!! Chain them back in. We can't go without Danny's scripts. Sorry Danny, the suffering of one, for the benefit of all.
Who sent them a hacksaw in a cake?
Ummm...lock your doors...always. Even if your house is in Timbuctoo...lock. your. doors..and windows too.
Wow, the lady really is unhinged. Even after dragging the families to court her asshole husband harassed these people. The girls did learn a lesson but it's not to do anything for people. All because she didn't get the letter hand delivered? Yeah, that's worth 3k in damages. That will teach those kids for baking cookies.
When I believe humanity reached the summit of absurdity and stupidity Simon comes along and proves me wrong...damn you fact boy