Law School vs. Med School: Which Is Harder?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Devin Stone, the Legal Eagle himself, challenged me to a debate over which was harder: Med School or Law School. So he got a COVID test and came to New York to hold a mock trial face to face. Med School was BRUTAL, but I never spent a moment in law school so I wasn’t sure what to expect. Devin has debunked legal misinformation from famous movies like Legally Blonde and shows like Suits, so I was in for a challenge. Needless to say, Devin brought his A-game and showed me a thing or two. What do you think? Which is harder? Let me know in the comments.
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Asian parents be like: "If you are debating which is better, just do both".
...i hate that you are so right...
For real though😂(😭)
One of my Chinese law school friends had to go to law school and his sister had to go for med school. They made a bet and he lost lol
Not only Asian Parents but All Immigrant Parents........ #StruggleisReal 😔
Lol
Doctor: “Med students don’t have time off”
**lawyer pulls up Instagram**
Lawyer: “this you?”
lmfao
checkmate, Dr. Mike 😂
“no further questions, your honor”
Lol me
Lawyer came with receipts 😂
I love how you guys have genuine chemistry. It isn't forced. You guys look like buddies hanging out, having fun. That's awesome.
They kiss
@@theupscriber65 yes
DONT GIVE THE WATTPAD PEAPLE IDEAS. PLEASE😭
Both of them are straight so... But yeah don't give rule 34 ideas
Yeah, this was DOOOOOPE!
mike: doctor or lawyer. my parents: why not both?
So you can counter your patients' lawsuits
@@darnit1944 And sue all the difficult ones
The funny thing for me is that some parents want their kids to have more stable and reliable jobs. (I'm lucky that my parents are super supportive and don't care what profession I'm interested in.) And then there's me who wants to go to Yale Medical for grad school because as well as taking medical classes I can also take some classes on the law. So the humor in that is that my parents would ask "doctor or lawyer" and I would reply "why not both".
So yeah, kinda the irony behind it.
Medical malpractice? No problem.
@@eviehosking9833 what did you do/are you doing for your undergraduate degree?
"I'll see you in court"
"I'll see you on the operating table"
One of those sounds way more threatening lol
I'd rather have my kidney stolen than be sued
Planned to crush him so hard he'd end up on the operating table 😳
the fact that he said ON the table not at the table lmaooo
@@melanienebula2550
Both ways you'll be losing a kidney so doesn't really matter.
Look bruh you can take my lung before I try and go near legal fees
Asian parents be like: " we will love you no matter what kind of surgeon you become"
“I'm not controlling my children and I will not decide for them, they can choose whatever medical school they want to go to”
@@grandefrppc Look Asian parents decisions might be awkward but their decisions have good reason though
Some are ok with engineering. They used to be ok with law, but now….
No wonder high suicide rates
Omfggg trueeee
My dad is a lawyer and he made a great comparison between being a doctor and a lawyer. Simply put, the stakes are often higher for a doctor. A lawyer may be faced with a problem and have a week to think about it to reach the right conclusion. A doctor may be faced with a problem and have minutes to reach the right conclusion. And if he fails, there’s a dead body that he’s responsible for.
It’s kind of like bus drivers and pilots. Both are jobs where you are transporting lots of people. But if a bus breaks down with passengers, it’s an inconvenience. If a plane breaks down with passengers, it’s a crisis where you must make the right move or hundreds of people will die.
You explained everything well....
You're actually comparing ER doctors with lawyers who are working on a document. The reverse is also true: Consider family or general practice doctors giving routine advice. Meanwhile, you also have trial lawyers arguing an appeal in front of a judicial panel. If they trip up on the caselaw or the facts, the loss is often in the tens or hundreds of millions-which affects a ton of employees and their families. So, there are high stakes in both professions.
@@romanviceI agree. This mindset of all doctors being put in a situation where someone might die in an instant is not true. It almost deterred me from applying too. You can, however, die (from the inside, or otherwise) if you're a lawyer and you embarrass yourself on TV somehow and end up causing huge losses to your client. Both schools have their own challenging specialties that are all optional.
If a lawyer fails to prosecute a murderer, than more people are vulnerable to being murdered
well said!
A doctor and a lawyer were at a party. After a while the doctor and the lawyer met up. The doctor said "I spent all evening answering medical questions. How do you get people to not ask you so many legal questions?" And the lawyer said," oh that's easy I answer it and then I sent him a bill in the morning."
The doctor thought this was a great idea. So he remembered who he assisted that evening and prepared all the bills went out to the mailbox and found a bill from the lawyer in the morning.
OOOOF underrated
I'm reposting this its hilarious
There actually was a lawyer in our city who did that.
Since the Doctor really profited legally and professionally of that consultation it's only fair.
double punchline
The whole video in one sentence: Dr. Mike arguing with someone who gets _paid_ to argue.
To be fair. That is propably staged.
@@foty8679 how can this be staged 🤨 you guys think everything is staged
@@Ngozi838 exactly lmaooao
Yip
@@foty8679 It isn't staged
Negative much
In conclusion, just school is hard
Ar_ tiny yes
Yes. Depends on major.
After getting out of school and getting into my field which is in IT, I kinda wished I studied more so that I can be explaining things to people at a very high intelligence level.
Yeah true
SCHOOL WAS VERY HARD
I am an attorney. My daughter is a doctor. I can say unequivocally that Med School is much, much harder, and the training after far more difficult for doctors. It seems like boards are like taking the bar twice in med school, once in residency, and once after. The bar was hard, but I only had to take it once. The California bar pass rate is around 20%, though. It is hard!
I was married with one young child and got pregnant halfway through (don’t try that at home!) and graduated 2nd in my class.
Omg 😱. That’s incredible. Great job.
@zzzz I am in solo practice in a niche area connected to my prior career. You can do many things besides associate to partner track if you have the motivation. As far as getting in, don’t overlook non-traditional programs if you’re not into the partner track. At almost 40 when I started and one-then two young kids at home- I had no desire to play the billable hours game. Life is too short to make money for someone else.
You're a badass!!
Nothing is really hard comparing to the hard sciences.
"Don't try this at home" lol XD
By far the best collaboration ever. Seemless chemistry like you'd been buddies for years
Nope, the best collab should be between Doctor mike and Law by Make and he's a lawyer too.
Law School: learn to write better
Med School: learn to write faster
Facts
I mean can’t speak for med school but you need to both in law school, I just cranked out 3000 words in 2 hours for a contract liability exam
@@ricky6608 all power to you Ricky, med students we just watch TH-cam videos
Lol
@@ricky6608 Yeah, my law school exams were basically 2-4 hours of typing as fast as I could. In the days leading up to the exams, I would practice my speed typing.
On the right we've got a Netflix teenager and on the left we've got a Disney father
LMAO😂
Pfft
I dunno. He looks more like a Pixar guy to me.
😂😂😂 Lol!! Idk but this made me laugh so much!!
Oh nah 🤣🤣
As a Law Student, I think Med school is harder. But it’s easier to be successful as a Doctor than it is being successful as a lawyer. Doctors are always trusted in their field, while us lawyers struggle to get our name out. At least that’s what I’ve seen
I would agree with that, but I also think part of the reason that is true is just because there arent enough doctors
An old colleague of mine (who just finished his PhD as I was starting mine) moved from science to medicine. His take was that the medicine degree was a lot more work (volume/hours etc), but that his PhD was intellectually way harder. He mentioned the amount of memorizing required for medicine, and did mention some dissatisfaction that he didn’t feel that he was studying science anymore, but rather just learning to memorize and apply the products of science.
I’ve got no skin in the game …but that was his take.
I can empathise with that. I have a science background (only to MSc level though, not PhD) but am now in law school in a Common Law country. In my experience law is a bit like the way your colleague described medicine, i.e., there is lots of rote learning. The concepts involved are really not that difficult (except for maybe a few awkward and unintuitive ideas around trusts and land law), but there is so much of it. It's death by a thousand cuts. Simple ideas, but an enormous number of them that are described in their own special language and that must be backed up by specific legislation, case law, etc. It's a different sort of challenge than something which is more conceptually complex.
Currently near exams and I can relate to this so hard. I'm a bad student so a large part is on me but it feels like the only parts in struggling with is memorising medications, contraindications and signs and symptoms of disease, whereas the actual application of such things when I actually manage to wrap my head around it comes pretty intuitively
I too think that 😢
Of course a PhD is harder lol. A bachelor of medicine and surgery is just that- a bachelor's degree. It's a lower level of education even if it makes you a doctor.
No one:
Dr Mike: *arguing with a man *paid** *to argue*
💀
Exactly omg
???
🤣🤣🤣😂
Actually
The title is basically what every parent wants their two kids to fight about when they grow up
Two "ideal" Asians fighting each other whose profession is harder lol
yes, I came here wanting to pursue architecture but my dad wants me to do law while my mom wants me to do med. I dont even know anymore.
@@nerissaroxas5813 I'm a law student but I would advise you to follow your heart, plus architecture is a very interesting field 🙂
@@nerissaroxas5813 all I’m gonna say is that architects can make bank
Nerissa Roxas well, it’s your life, so live it how u want to. You’re the one who’s gonna put fourth time & effort into your profession, not your parents. Therefor, the final decision is yours to make.
my parents want me to become an engineer like my dad, but i’m more into psychiatry so i’lll probably stick with that.
so, if u value your quality of life / happiness more than acceptance from your parents, become an architect~! u are u so be u
( i edited this because my dumbassness made me click enter instead of space 🤦♀️ )
2:32 "almost all of your grade is based of one test at the end of the semester" my country education system in a nutshell
Everyone just remember, other than the obvious financial hurdles, a lot of people think they’re too “dumb” for these types of schools. It will be hard, but that doesn’t mean you cannot do it.
It's dumb to argue with a lawyer, that's his job lmao
Lawyers don’t actually argue a lot. That’s just a stereotype, most of their time are spent researching, reading, writing and communicating with clients.
@@madan6012 I don't think you know how r/wooosh works. I got the joke, i simply invoked a fact, boyo.
@@madan6012 how is this comment a joke?
@@madan6012 ok but how do you know this isn't a joke and instead is just a statement...
@@madan6012 most lawyers actually do nothing. Most cases take months and only a couple hearings occur throughout those several months. Then the judge just determines what to do..
So you’re debating with a lawyer.....
In theory
lol bet he’s prepared months for this case
My brother is a lawer. So I have learnt from experience. Never argue with a lawyer cause its really hard to win
@@shwetasethi9199 My sister is a lawyer and yes it is so hard to win against one.
So he has chosen death
My two favorite moments in Med School occurred at graduation for 2 specific reasons:
1. Because my dad was an alumnus of the same school, he was allowed (in cap and gown) to hand me my diploma on stage when my name was called. I’ll never forget that moment.
2. Two days after graduation, I married my longtime fiancée. After a one week honeymoon, we drove across country to begin a new life (for me, that meant starting my internship). 42 years later we’re still married, I’m still practicing medicine and my wife still puts up with me.
My worst memory of med school: rounding on patients during my internal medicine rotation: round by myself first, then round with the intern, then with the chief resident, and finally, with the attending, bombarded with tough (read: impossible) clinical questions each time (known as "getting pimped"). A miserable rite of passage; my low back has never recovered from the hours of standing day after day and my ego remains bruised!
Their teasing one another and being competitive while having friend/bromance chemistry is so attractive to me. They are awesome together and both very talented with their work.
Without being snarky or arrogant, they both poke fun at one another. I love it!
Title: Law School vs. Med School: Which is Harder?
Me: Online School
@Boi I see we have a hentai connaisseur here
@Boi it's pretty NGL
@Boi
A man of culture
@Samm & Misty for me its easier to loose focus online. That being said I literally woke up yesterday at 2 pm missing my classes
@Tim Evans uuuuuuh
Sorry Dr. Mike but I Iove how this guy went for the evidence of your IG.. Such a lawyer move.🤣🤣🤣
Facts
1.5k likes and 3 comments
@@Modernhabitus oh snap! I’m famous! 👌🏽🤣
Sooo sneaky lol
I might be a lawyer🤔
These two together, so great. I can't say what is harder but I feel having a job keeping people alive comes with more pressure.
Also a job where someone’s lively hood is on the line comes with pressure as well. Doesn’t matter if you’re alive, if you spend it behind bars.
A pilot
'they don't give trophies because it's hard' I both laughed and cried at this. Meds school is really something else i tell you
Marvel: "Infinity war is the most ambitious crossover event in history"
Actual intellectuals:
YES
Infinity war was not a crossover
@@shealupkes that’s a joke...
when the two smartest kids in the class are paired up for a project
Lmao
Buy gold
@@m1k3l1f3 bye!
Im going insane by how much i see Gravity Falls on youtube
When the 2 smartest kids of the class start arguing about whos project is better because the teacher gave them both full marks
Lawyers have to be in great physical shape...They have to chase after ambulances.
That's a shade.
As someone who went to both law and med school, I honestly don't know which one is harder. It's because they are so different from each other, both the subjects and the skills you have to learn are so different, I could even say opposite.
Bro you are bluffing
@@narendradev4156 no, i'm not lol. Well, I should add that I didn't finished law school (only stayed there for 2y) cause I got in med school, which I'm currently at
@@thatsroughbuddy_ you Asian?
@narendradev4156 No, I'm not, hahahaha. I'm Brazilian. Here we have public college, we have to do a super difficult and very competitive test to get in, but it's more accessible than in USA, I guess. I'm studying to be a doctor, and I don't need to pay anything. We also have a free health care system. It's not super wonderful, but everyone can use it without being worried about paying a fortune.
all u have to do is become a navy seal and u cooler than that one asian dude
"do you have any trophies from medical school"......"Yes, living people"
Grey's Anatomy season 16 has an episode where Meredith is in court for potential malpractice issues. Would be a good one for you both to watch!
the "trophies" in med school is when the consultants wont give us demerits during our duty HAHAHA
😮😮😮😮😣 bro... U r so on point
Mike Give this comment a heart.
my pp can testify that ....
Legal Eagle has more debate experience. But Dr. Mike pays the editor.
Lmaooooo true
True
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you didn't lie ahah
Lmao that's too funny 😂😂
I have friends who are both lawyers and physicians. They uniformly state that law school is orders of magnitude easier than med. school. Another friend who has just graduated from an ivy league LS told me that, aside from a busy first year, the rest was among the easiest things he's ever done in his life.
It was so wholesome how they always took their own but then at "which is harder" they took each others.
Shows how much respect they have for each other.
As a med student, I can confirm one thing for sure...med students (and I suspect law students) love to complain about how hard they have it.
In fact, I think you said it best. Although not many would like to agree but it's always a competition of how hard their lives are. I had med students as friends and law students too. The funny thing is they tended to have the most pictures of some new resort they found.
Thats true
As a business student, I can confirm that this appears to occur in every program, not just law and med school spicific.
I worked 12 hour night shift building wind turbines. Literally 12 hours of straight physical labor I remember not being able to walk after shifts.
@@daylight1992 what I don’t get is how you pay-for-your-own money for a school to learn business when Google, Netflix, Facebook and a lot of other corporations pay you to learn THEIR business.
The lawyer came with receipts😭😂
Evidence
@@imreallyseb2636 I came here to say this. 😂😂
That's what's in the briefcase, homie. 😎
He ended Mike and left no crumbs. 😂🤣🤣😩
🤣🤣😂😂
I major Special Education, I tell my students. Love what you do because you never feel like you are working. Comparing Law school and Med school, they are both equally challenging.
Legal eagle and Doctor Mike are the funniest people on TH-cam.
Can we talk about how nice that suit is, I mean really I don’t think people really understand how high quality that suit is.
@@diederickpraia7590 it’s a well over $1000 suit, I mean just look at the material you can see how nice it is just by looking at it
*whispers* indochinooo...
I N D O C H I N O....
I think people understand but really who cares besides you
It's so proper and crisp and classy. I love it.
I love how the lawyer brings up Mike's social media account dedicated to the extra time 😂 lawyers really be coming with all the receipts.
Yeah lol and he talked like he was in court, "it's interesting that you say that, when..."
@@JonahNelson7 LMAO
This just goes to show that you do not argue with a lawyer, thats what they're built for! Even if they're wrong they're in it to make you lose as well lol
Loved it! He probably had some intern researching Dr. Mike. 😂
It was funny but this guy is not a med student, he's a practicing doctor already. Doesn't make what he said about med students untrue.
I did Mock Trial in High School and it was awesome. We got to leave school, pile in a bus, and go down to the local courthouse to try fake "cases" against other teams, presided over by a real judge. Some of the most fun I ever had.
Its exciting to see these two together
The collab I didnt know I needed
Med school is definitely alot harder but I feel like trying to argue this with someone who's job is to argue is pointless
LMAOO you'll lose in the argument 😂
My father once started arguing with me that the prejudice against lawyers is as bad as racism... This is why I don't like lawyers. Btw he's white, so no experience to compare with
lmao this
I'd say not very wise to argue with someone like him😂🤓
Just bring up pharmacology
Doctor: You did a good job if you improved a person's life.
Lawyer: You did a good job if you can convince someone you did a good job.
🤣🤣🤣
True tho
the accuracy tho
Lawyers improve people’s lives all the time
@@ricky6608 And lawyers also destroy people's lives all the time. The standard for judging whether or not the lawyer did a good job is _not_ that they helped someone, but rather that they _convinced a judge or jury_ that their interpretation of the law was more correct than the other lawyer's interpretation - regardless of who that may help or hurt.
you both have such great chemistry together! watching u two is truly a joy lol
Such a amazing duo!! Love the comparisons. Two great hard working caring professionals. ❤❤
"my father was busy" you gotta love that Russian affection
I watched it 7 times and was rolling on the floor laughing🤣🤣🤣
Or lack there of? 🤔
@@sevenmillionhobbies7840 r/wooosh
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My father was busy with buying milk and didnt show up thitherto
This is the best crossover in the history of crossovers.
B
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Yes!
Cool name. Never though of doing that myself.
Infinity War punching the air rn
And they said infinity war was the most ambitious crossover of all time
Two of my favorite TH-camrs right here. Nicely done.
My very base level analysis is that my business law class in college was significantly more confusing and challening than all my anatomy classes, BUT i did twice the work in my anatomy classes
“Son you already become doctor and lawyer, why not become engineer and businessman?”
~Love, your Asian mom
@@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro 😂
My mom has a friend whose daughter got her MD from harvard and her JD from Yale....when she brings her up in conversation I haughtily ask if she's ever beaten a fromsoft game....then she beats me 😭
@Joel Alex I’m Chinese and I meant that as a joke lol. I’m not like that nor are my parents. They’d be happy if I didn’t get into trouble and gave them grandkids.
Not funny 😞😞🙁 I
It isn’t like that at all
I would think a military general would be a far better choice as you have already mastered the intellectual
Doctor Mike: I'll see you in the courtroom
Devin Stone: I'll see you in the operating table
Doctor Mike: Pee-woop
Devin Stone: Woop-eep
best intro i've ever heard
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He used 2 times the uno reverse card
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999th like lol
Mock trial or Moot
They changed their answers in the end.
They’ll review Grey’s Anatomy together.
Please do more of these. This was so good.
At the end of my second year of Law School I seriously thought to myself "Maybe I should have gone to Medical School." That is until I realized that I am horrible at math and it would not have worked. That being said, I could have time off, but I have kids, and although I am a part-time student I choose to take summer classes so that I can graduate sooner.
Little maths needed. Moderate physics . Good amount of chemistry and medical subjects required in med school. So maths is not issue
You'll need You'll need to be good at physics and chemistry which is all math
@@mustang8206I know this is from a long time ago, but I have to chime in to say this: chemistry and physics are not math. For both, any complex math can be done on a calculator, and it's much more about concepts and reasoning. Almost no math skill is required for chemistry, and very little for the level of physics that medical schools require.
Dr Mike: *Brings lawyer on*
Also dr Mike: *argues with lawyer*
**boss music plays**
@@failtronic2646 for the lawyer
@@BigBananaDaddy well yeah
If you argue with a lawyer...
You will loose
One of them is in their element, and it wasn't mike 😂
Mike: *I know a lot of legal students that have time off, med students don’t have that luxury* 😈
_Devin brings up Mike’s IG_
Mike: 👁️👄👁️
I mean, to be fair, Doctor Mike isn't a med student anymore, he is already a doctor in those photos so the argument doesn't hold too well
Twisting facts as usual, Lawyers.
Tbh I’m a med student rn and I can say I can’t even go outside the campus to hang out because of the workload i only spend my spare time either reading or watching TH-cam videos like this both professions are hard it just depends on what u really are passionate about and I also know law students who gets their time off or vacations and most of them are the smartest ones trust i know a lot of smart people who can memorize a book in just a day almost impossible but hey it happens
You can make time during a holiday as long as you aren’t on call or rotation. But generally imagine being stuck in classroom or clinic for 8-5 everyday then having to study different things than you are learning because your teachers in class are often not doctors nor teaching you what you actually need to know. In clinic you just have to hope you see certain patients to get the experience.
Fun fact @Law By Mike is a lawyer
He also forgot to mention that like medicine, learning doesn't stop in law school, for every complex or even easy cases, there is still something to learn because different situations results to different solutions that never been thought to law school it's like you're on your own when you're finally become a lawyer and take note, a lawyer does doctorate degrees as well to become a judge or justice, it's like finding a needle in a haystack, meanwhile the same goes for med students
You two are funny together. And super amazing. You guys need to collaborate more often.
Doofenshmertz: ‘my parents didn’t show up for my birth’
Dr Mike: ‘my dad didn’t show up for my coat ceremony’ 😅
My mum left before I was born.
@@sopcannon I'm so sorry
@@maddieebobaddiee ummm.......
@@sopcannon I thought you meant that she died or something before you were born
@@maddieebobaddiee LMAO reread and think about it
I love how when the lawyer says a joke, you can’t tell if he’s being serious or not until he laughs 😂😂😂
I don’t know if it’s my sense of humor but I got his jokes 😂
You guys are hysterical together! More, more more…….
This was great fun to watch! Love both of your channels.
Devin already knew everything about Mike and his Life before he even stepped into his apartment
The Mark of a true lawyer; always know your opponent.
At least I think. Idk I’m not a lawyer.
100th like 👍
Typical lawyer
@@christinepayfer2993 they don't know everything, they're good at staying calm and improvising, my mom only reads her files once before trials and that's it
Pfft
When Dr.Mike’s dad was not there for his ceremony: *internally cried*
Every child of a doctor ever
74 GEAR VS DR MIKE OR FLIGHT SCHOOL VS MED SCHOOL!!!!!
He's made a couple of comments about his dad that make me wonder stuff. My mom was a nurse and had 8 kids ahead of me and I didn't really get the feeling that my growth and development placed high on her priority list. The bare essentials were attended to and I know not everyone even has that, but... yeah. Kinda getting a familiar vibe here.
feel like he bout to cry
I’m obviously no expert and I’m not being judgmental I just don’t understand how the dad couldn’t take off a few hours.
I love seeing these guys team up!
I really enjoy both of these gentlemen. They are both a joy to watch
The greatest part about this video is the fact that the Doctor DRESSES like a Doctor and the lawyer DRESSES like a lawyer. Even down to the hair, I'm actually taken aback by that. Every lawyer I've ever met/seen on TV has that slicked back hair, the really classy suit. Every ER Doctor looks like he hasn't slept in days and uses hair gel in their hair to give it that "bounce".
Give it that bounce 😂
I really don't think that's the greatest part
Tis the greatest part
Yeah total respect
"he" ._.
Mike : "Doctors vs Lawyers, who's smarter.."
_Engineers have entered the chat_
Mike: "who's more handsome"
_Engineers have left the chat_
Hahaha
Hahaha
Big LOL
now now ...
Well, you're screwed once the doctors, lawyers, and engineers turn out to be female.
I remember that big bang theory episode where Priya and Sheldon are arguing about the roommate agreement. I loved that episode, shows how badass being a lawyer can be. But of course that wasn't really with any information. Both med school and law school sound really hard. Surely a big decision for anyone, of course having a passion for something will definitely help
This video was awesome! I had a great laugh and you 2 did great.
Sees the title: "Oh my god it's happening! Everybody stay calm!"
Literally me when I got the notification. Also end of video: let's put a thumb up then read comments, then comments and before to leave, oh I should put a thumb up... oh I already did... Can I put 2?
I can’t!!!!!! Ahhh!!!
OMG Dont know where ... I don’t.... ahhhhh
😂
I understood that reference.
Today I learned: Med School is harder in content but prepares you well for your career, while Law School is difficult because it doesn't prepare you well enough for your career
Meanwhile as an Engineering major I'm pretending to be important
Omg yes 😂
You are ❤️
*Pretending* to be important? You *are* important! There is a great need for engineers! Don’t devalue yourself just because you’re not a medical doctor or lawyer. You’re valid :)
"Pretending"
What kind of engineering though? You might actually be important or you might not be lmao
funny how these are the two fields that i can't decide which one to choose from!
dope vid
That was great. Two intelligent guys discussing their professions. I came up with the same answer for the last question. Definitely, Med School is harder. Far more education is involved. You're learning and practicing your craft at the same time, whereas Lawyers like Devin, said, are learning the Law through the classroom, and practicing is wholly different from in class.
These guys are the reason that you aren't getting matches on Tinder.
That's not the point. They're raising the bar. 😆
They're probably on grindr.
@P Oh...okay 👌
@@SufferHeartGish The lawyer passed the bar, not raised it.
@AMM Good for him.
I audibly gasped to see Devin alongside Mike...
I know! I was super surprised lol
Whose Devin and Mike?? We insist on only knowing Legal Eagle and Doctor Mike! (/¯◡ ‿ ◡)/¯ ~ ┻━┻
Me too
OMG I GASPED WHEN I SAW BOTH OF YOU SITTING TOGETHER YASSSS MY WISHE CAME TRUE
I know! It’s great!
more of this pls
2 great guys having fun
omg ive been wathing both of these channels!
Doctor Or Lawyer?
My parents:
YES
Asians ?
@@last5902 haha'
My parents don't respect anything out of stem so no law for me
I choose option 3: engineer
A Doctor Lawyer!
lol I like how he brought up the instagram pics like evidence to contradict his claim about having no free time. Such a lawyer move. xD
Objection: hearsay.
ACTUALLY A LAWYER MOVE BRO
Objection: This evidence was not turned over to the defendant before trial
@@zrc1514 😂😂
@@zrc1514 Aight, im not the judge or jury, but i think the defendant wins
I enjoy watching the two of you together
You can't debate against a lawyer, they are trained for this! Hilarious video, I would watch this 50 times.
Both are very tough
When is the engineer gunna join
God damnit
Lmao im your 500th like
Sir, I see u almost everywhere xd
Seriously, sometimes I'm scared, HOW ARE YOU EVERYWHERE?😂😭
"Do you have a trophy?"
"Many."
THE BALLS ON THIS GUY
Your user name is so wholesome.
The chemistry is great. I watched this episode several times and I really want to see them lawyer and Doctor the episode of The Good Doctor called The Good Lawyer together.
Too silly! Srsly, these guys are great together. Can’t wait for their Grey’s collaboration.
Bro dating in Law School must be dangerous... You break someone's heart, and at the end of Law School they come to sue you
Imagining breaking a surgical resident's heart, you'll be sleeping and won't wake up after your heart has been removed from your body.
I mean, if you break someone's heart in med school they would also sue you.
*emotional damages*
That's way you make sure to be the more talented student in that relationship
Kinda similar but not really? I had an ex in high school attempt to sue me for harassment for me moving on and dating my current boyfriend.
“you must be really good at sports”
“Nah, debate.” 😂💀
I heard them say that as I saw ur comment lmfao
thats just fucken ruthless lmaooooo
@@FM-dm8xj what
@@kazuro3949 ruthless
@@FM-dm8xj what
5:32 Mike's dad was busy getting milk 🤣
Happy happy To Meet You and See You Anytime !!! Love you forever ♾ ❤️❤️🙏🏻
There's a whole part of HOUSE, M.D. where house is involved in legal troubles and almost loses his license. Theres courtroom scenes, warrant searches etc.
That would be a great one!
I hope they see this
I support this!!!
Or the episode where Stacy (House’s ex-gf and the hospital attorney) is preparing Dr. Chase to go before the disciplinary committee over medical malpractice.
yesssssss
There's also the one where the jazz player has the DNR but house "assaults" him by saving his life.
Question: "Which is harder, Law school or Medical school?"
Answer: Yes
😭😂
A doctor would ALWAYS be a doctor. There is some earning some possible recognition, high morale, NO LIFE. A lawyer would not always make that "desired movie line income" because competition is very high after school, unless you find a good firm that lets you in, then you will have a good shoot of living THE LIFE. meanwhile only cheap cases and mostly no life... As a nurse I had taken care, of our retired elderly Doctors and well, Our facility and every facility here in my state, our doctors are ARE ALWAYS CALLED Doctor so and so, does not matter if they practice or not.
@@tulesg2008 yeah,the amount of respect and work ethics ,only doctors have it.
Doctors and always doctors.
YES
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Ok this is my 3rd comment, but omg I love this. I have been watching Dr. Mike and even debating going to see him across country because I just cannot find a doctor that is taking me seriously. So, I’m like I wish I could change lives like him, but I know I can do good as a lawyer too. And now I find Dr. Mike collabing with a lawyer. This makes me so happy. I have subscribed to Legal Eagle now as well. I hope to sustain that love of the law while in school
Dr Mike. When are we going to see Med School vs Engineering School? Love the content!
"I'll see you in the court room" makes some sense.
"I'll see you on the operating table" just sounds like a threat.
Lawyers are more intimidating
This is the funniest episode, esp. the beginning "Bee-Woop", "Woo-beep" and "Oooh, Medical" 😂😂😂
I was looking for this comment! I cackled.
😂😂😂😂
As a law student, I honestly think med school itself is probably harder as far as memorization and the weight of potentially killing someone or not diagnosing them correctly but I think the fact that finals (and MAYBE midterms if youre lucky) determine whether you pass or fail- so you get one chance per class- and the grades are curved so only so many people can get an A, a B, and so on, plus the Bar Exam, probably evens the score. Especially because the Boards actually make sense but the Bar Exam only exists to keep people of color, poor people, and women out of the legal field so it’s complete nonsense. The information on the Bar has nothing to do with what you learned in law school so studying for it is a whole ‘nother version of school except that one is self-taught, no help from an actual institution, and costs absurd amounts of money out of pocket, and you absolutely cannot work while studying for it or you’re gonna be really gambling on whether you have to take it again and spend even more money and not have a job for even longer.
I think overall it’s super subjective because how hard you find one or the other will be based on your strengths. I, personally, would likely find med school more difficult because I’m not great at science and med terms are like learning a whole new language and I’m not good at those either 😂 non-English legal terms are at least usually Latin, which is an actual existing language so not as difficult to fit into your normal vocabulary. Although, if they have actual grades besides just one single exam determining their entire course grade, I might be a little envious. Maybe I should’ve just gone to med school and figured the science thing out along the way 😅
These guys are awesome! Dr Mike makes some of the best videos I swear lol