Chase's Deadly Mistake | House M.D..
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Season 2 Episode 8 "The MIstake"
A lawsuit is brought against Chase and House for the death of a mother (Allison Smith) who comes in with stomach pain. A disciplinary committee convenes to determine whether either of them is at fault.
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This wasn't the first time Chase got himself into trouble with patient deaths: ruclips.net/video/6D3CRQopP3Q/видео.html
been following the rabbit hole, keep it up, please
Actually, it was. This was season 2; Dibala was season 6. 😉
You dont have to be mean,
Overtime it shows he slowly turns into House
This was the first time, and the second time he did not suffer any professional consequences for
'She got Hep from me didn't she?'
'No. No, no, no, no. God, no. I think she got cancer from you.'
That was probably the worst way to break the news, but you should never underestimate House's ability to be a gentleman.
Gentleman? More like savageman.
@@Liuhuayue Ah yeah, I was being sarcastic. Sorry I'm a year late on the reply.
Lol
I mean... That's a lesson to be learned about forcing your meat into other people when you're not healthy enough to do so. But the dumb brother still tries to do the same thing two times in a row. Smh
I strive to have this kind of personality
The underlying plot of House is the story of Chase becoming the next House. This was one of the milestone episodes of that, along with those of him accepting being fired by house, killing the dictator, returning as the "prodigal son". House's underlings were either too straight laced (Foreman, Cameron) or too reckless (Thirteen and Kutner) except Chase who wasn't trying to impress House, he was learning from him. House may have liked the crazy ones more and enjoyed teasing the goodie2shoes but Chase was the natural heir.
If Cameron and Foreman were too straight laced and Kutner and Thirteen were too reckless, then what did that make Taub?
@@suicunetobigaara House 2.5... until the bullet said no
suicunetobigaara Taub is foreman
@@gonzalogutierrez510 I think you are thinking about Kutner there.
@@suicunetobigaara too short
I like how he checked Stacy on her attitude. Her issues with House shouldn't affect how she advised and prepped Chase for the hearing.
This episode - and that single interaction (0:30) in particular - launched a surprising number of Chase/Stacey fics. 😊
I realize it has been a year but I couldn't understand what he said to her. Do you have any clue?
@@Redman-2490 “Let’s make a deal- I won’t use the word “honestly” and you’ll quit stopping by to see House so you won’t take it out on me afterward.” Or something to that affect. Quoting is hard on mobile yt
@@akkiko you got it right word for word
This is the funniest comment section i have ever accidentally opened
Chase: I KILLED HIS SISTER!
House: I ordered black coffee and got cream.
Same weight. Although I like cream in my coffee
What type of cream?
I ordered a cup of cream and got black coffee
Stfu
True
House acts like he doesn't care, but there are very rare instances where you see there is actually a human being somewhere under all that.
House attempts to fire Chase after the hearing at the end of this episode.
@@pperezklein Doctors make good money. And he chose the profession because it meant he could mostly work alone, and still be respected by his peers (as he explains in another episode). You guys are projecting
You all do realize House chose to become a doctor before he became miserable and isolated right?
@@Book_Dragon2562 Stacy does point out though that House was very much the same before his leg as he was after.
He said why in one of the episode where he talks about the Oraku doctor in Japan who everybody overlooked, but if in doubt he was the one who know best and they came to him for advice when they could not figure out. Other thing obvious is that money doesn’t mean lot to him. And he cares actually the most of them all.
"Is she less dead if I have a good excuse?" I like that line
Her brother would be more at peace if he had a good excuse. Chase's lie was not intended to comfort the brother, but to address his own guilt and desire for punishment, leading to the guy getting stuck in a cycle of rage and revenge and legal fees for nothing but a lie.
@@holysecret2 While I agree that part of it was based in Chase's own peculiarly Catholic sense of "punishment = atonement," his primary motive for claiming he was GROSSLY negligent was so that the brother could sue for more money.
It really speaks to Chase's character that he was willing to fly to Mexico City with the siblings to get a black market liver.
More like his guilt
Shows how much he he’s different than House
Unfortunately there’s not such thing in Mexico City.
@@paulafigueroa1573 There's a black market everywhere there are 'shadows' (criminals), which means everywhere. It's called the Underground and 'society's underbelly' because normal people don't see it except criminals who don't respect their society's justice, vigilantes who respect justice but believe justice denying them what can be found on the black market isn't justice at all, or society's justice (criminal investigators) looking to fight injustice that goes by the name 'the black market'. Whatever a black market is doesn't have to be organized; that just makes it easier to bust. The organ trade is like an on-demand meat market that targets illegal immigrants so they're not reported missing. Illegal immigrants, like criminals, are also everywhere. In summary, I guarantee you there are black market organ traders in Mexico City. They just don't exactly list themselves in Google's search directory as a business.
@@paulafigueroa1573 There probably is, as well as in the US. The organs black market is huge, and present in most of the world
Chase is straight up just a less experienced house
probably why he would later take over house's position.
He house with a dash of feelings
@@thelazyalgorithm8164 maybe that shows he'll be better than him. Stand on the shoulders of giants kind of thing.
he's a less smart, less funny, but more likeable, moral and charming House. but the fact is that the show was popular exactly because House was a genius and a jackass.
How so?
Chase’s hair screams “Ay mate, let’s go for a swim”
Well, he *is* an Aussie. I think they're born with gills.
Lmao😂
*Oi
And punch a shark in the nose. (Source: All in).
House : I would've fired you if you were drunk; you were depressed.
Chase (thinking) : How the fu....
Nick A. Nice name loser
@@nicka2060 who's the real Nick A
@@Brodie029 The world may never know.
_May I have your attention please? May I have your attention please? Will the real Nick A please stand up? I repeat. Will the real Nick A please stand up?.. I think we're going to have a problem here..._
@@nicka2060 I had no what this reply section was until I realized that another Nick A replied to the first Nick A.... it hit me real slow but thanks for the laughs dude
I like hearing Chase talk.
Me too,
Same
That accent is delicious. I love the way he says specific words like "girl" and "here" (and "twelve," funnily enough). And he has this very cute habit - I don't know if it's an Aussie thing or a Melbourne thing or just a Jesse thing - of saying a lot of one-syllable words as though they had two - "sick" and "sex" both come immediately to mind.
@@wobby1268 Jeez, what a weirdo.
@@thattastedpurple4246 Ha! Me or him? :D
As an eldest sibling with an incredibly close relationship with my baby bro, this episode always gets me. The way she says "when they found my cancer, they found yours" the genuine content in her voice...just 😭
I love the original team, they were more fleshed out and realistic.
@Tejesh Patel Then another mistake to write Jennifer Morrison off.
@@chumark54 I would say the opposite. Cameron was probably the blandest crew member in the whole show (yes, that's including park, masters and adams)
@@NoName-wr6yq You're entitled of your opinion, so though I think you're wrong, I respect it.
@@chumark54 well, she doesn't have shit on Chase, 13, Foreman and Tuab. Even Amber had more of a character than Cameron
@@NoName-wr6yq Now you're more like trolling
I want to hug Chase now, I didn't know what his dad died nor did I know that he didn't know he had lung cancer.
When he was about to say that his father would've told him but then he realized that he wouldn't, it must've hit him really hard in that moment.
@@Tim7318-3 nope, it was the fact that he did try to tell him but Chase was too pissed off at him to even give him the time of day. Even House prods him to find out what his dad is doing at Princeton.
What kills Chase and why House knows he was depressed and cuts him some slack is because Chase realizes that his childish tantrums cost him closure with his runaway father in more than one way. He is not depressed that he died per say, he is depressed his dad made an effort but Chase blew it by holding on his grudges.
When he finally calms down and goes to chat with his father; he was already leaving to catch his flight. The father ultimately made the call to not tell him in the end and instead just play along Chase's plans to visit some time later. They exchange an awkward/estranged hug and his father leaves.
@@amauriherrera6022 Chase's father never made any effort to tell him about the cancer and in fact made House promise not to tell him, either:
House: I hope you can get in. You’re not registered. I get it. _You had to make up a lie. Can’t just tell your kid you’re here to see him. What father does _*_that?_* That little blue dot under your collar. It’s a tattoo for guiding radiation treatment. I was looking for it after I saw what you had for breakfast: brown rice and vegetables, macrobiotic diet. Popular with Hollywood starlets and cancer patients.
Rowan: Lungs, stage four.
House: You look good.
Rowan: I’m not. Came to the States to go to Sloan-Kettering, and to see Dr. Wilson.
House: What’d he say?
Rowan: Three months.
House: _But you haven’t told Robert. You don’t want to burden him because you were such a _*_lousy_*_ dad._
Rowan: I’d prefer you not tell him.
House: Yeah, it’s better. I’ll get to see his face when he reads his dad’s obituary.
Rowan: It’s not your business.
House: I suppose it isn’t.
@@amauriherrera6022 No, his dad didn't want to tell him. He came to see his son before he died, he didn't even really try to make amends. Chase doesn't want to give him another chance to flake and disappoint him again, and the episode ends with Chase extending an olive branch only for his dad to immediately leave again. Whether or not Chase Sr thought it would be better if his son didn't feel pressured to forgive him just because he was dying, from Chase's perspective his dad disappointed him again and then died and cut him out of the will.
Imagine dying all because of your brothers stick and poke tattoo
It's not only that but the fact that he lied about it, which always makes everything worse.
Every time someone sane, like myself, says "tattoos are for idiots"
Then those with tattoos reply "you know nothing, tattoos are art and doesnt define you"
Well, people, guess what... tattoos are for idiots
@@diegogonzalez9086 I guess you think you're smarter than all the world leaders and scientists who had tattoos then? lol. You based your argument on a tv show... are you sure your sane? BTW you did hear that he got sick because he tried to do it himself at home and botched it instead of going to a professional right? I'm pretty sure he said that clearly.
@@13thSystem have you ever heard the old saying "even the greatest in history made stupid decisions"?
I guess you havent
@@diegogonzalez9086 Your point being? or maybe you didn't understand the meaning of that phrase? it means no one is perfect, which applies to everyone, and doesn't support your argument in any way, lol.
It's actually really terrifying when you find out your loved ones are no
more all all of a sudden. I feel sorry for Chase about his father's death ..... It's relatable . 😔
salt salt
It’s hard to keep your head straight and be a doctor when you’re going through that
You are a fictional character with a fictional dead father too?
And i thought i was the only one!
@@KaibaSeto. No need to get salty sir .... I'm just stating my personal experience .
@@bhagyalakshmi7040 Hey
I like you,you didn't got all worked up or melodramatic over me not respecting your personal experience!
And you made a nice use of irony!
Congratulations,sir,you win,RUclips needs more people like you
@@KaibaSeto. Sir, actually I'm a girl ...
Have a nice day bro🤗
I love how House adds that little motivation at the end for Chase to not screw himself over. "Legally for me, it's better if you go down in flames"
He knew how to push Chase’s buttons. After that shock and fury of knowing House interfered with his personal life, House knew Chase would want to come clean just to spite him. Otherwise he would have just gone down in flames. Brilliant and really messed up at the same time.
I keep forgetting “Chase” isn’t his first name
Always thought it was Jason
Dr robbert chase
Lol
@Tara S. Dr Cameron's first name is Alison.
@Tara S.
gregory house
robert chase
allison cameron
eric foreman
lisa cuddy
forgot wilsons first name
It’s weird because most people talk about Chase like he did not look important in the beginning. Meanwhile, he was always my favorite. I don’t know why
you should see the speed dating episode, you would understand why.
May be because he’s a white male in his 30
it's the accent
Because he is hot
All the above 🥰
Chase's "mistake" was that he didn't investigate the sister's symptoms carefully enough.
This happened because of a strong mitigating circumstance that distracted him, I.e. the sudden news of his father's death.
You might think that this is NOT an 'excuse' but that's the wrong way of looking at it. The show portrayed it perfectly..... it's not an excuse, but it is enough to show that Chase does not deserve to be hung out to dry.
*NOTE*
The correct thing to do in Chase's situation would be to immediately recuse himself for the day or perhaps two days so he can properly deal with his father's death. That was his real mistake.
Couldn't have said it any better. Cheers!
He was in shock in the middle of the workday. It's not unfathomable that he wasn't able to make the decision to recuse himself while in the same moment as learning of his father's passing. What's correct and what's done is obviously not always the same.
@@fitzgerald1337x Exactly. I mean, if you're too deep in shock to function in that moment, you're probably too deep in shock to *realize* you're not functioning.
Stfu
You are amazing. Solution to chases situation. Take some days off to morn his father and try to relax and rest more.
So when I realized his dad died the same day that lady came in I cried my eyes out! This show is brilliant!
I love this episode. It's where House truly shows whats at stake by trying to be him. The only episode in which he brings the fear of God into Chase. Not by being House, but by being House acting like a true boss. One where he gives an ultimatum, instead of options on how to get around it.
It was advice, not an ultimatum. And certainly not the only episode where he "instilled fear" in Chase.
"The Mistake" was an outstanding episode. In my personal Top Ten.
It can't be #1 only because Three Stories is just too good ♥️
@@k1ln1k37 Yeah, "Three Stories" was pretty much the gold standard.
@@k1ln1k37 Euphoria ranks up there with the best as well. Both the episodes.
@@viksin1998 Meh. "Euphoria" was overrated, IMO. The premise and the setup were good, if trite ("One Of Our Own"), but the unnecessary added "drama" of Foreman stabbing Cameron and Omar Epps' over-acting dragged part two down terribly. (Again, just my opinion.) "Wilson's Heart," "Nobody's Fault," "Hunting" (to an extent), and the above-mentioned "Three Stories" were all better-done examples of the "one of our own" trope.
@@wobby1268 thats why i said ranks up there with the best. Omar's overacting was a bit much but the premise is what makes the episodes good
Chase started becoming House when he lost his father...and House knew what he was becoming...❤️
Chase is a very good doctor but I sometimes think he's not being taken seriously because he is so good-looking but he doesn't rely on his looks and instead tries to keep his patient's needs at the forefront.
"May I speak to my future former employee ?" 7:51 savage line !
there is a saying.
"What happens out of love is beyond good and evil" this describes this episode perfectly.
Guy: "She got hep from me, didn't she?"
House: "No,! No no no no, god no. I think she got cancer from you"
Some top kek writing
“you gave me 3 months... and when they found my cancer, they found yours. And I got to save my baby brother.”
T E A R S
also can we agree that this is one of the best episodes of the series?
I cried so fucking much
Absolutely one of the best episodes. I come back to these clips alone all the time
One of the best written episodes of TV period.
My older sister was always saving me when we were younger from just anything and everything. That's why this one hit me so hard.
Wilson imitating Chase was the real gem of this episode
"Chase loves me...and _isn't_ Turkish." 😁
This really was a stand out episode for me. I love Chase, always have, and rewatching now I love how you can follow the growth of him as a doctor and as a person that eventually have him becoming the next head of Diagnostic medicine. This episode, killing the dictator and (perhaps controversially) the episode where Foreman and Cameron refuse to help an old man die painlessly via morphine, but he's willing to do it, although House doesn't go through with it.
I like House's commitments to people who are still alive. If House tells you he will keep your secret, then the only thing that would get him to give it up is your death. At which point, you don't care anymore.
You know, I think this is the first time I have ever heard him use the name Robert. It's always Chase.
If I gave my sister cancer which caused my niece to loose a mom I don’t think I could go on with my life. I love my sister so much and my niece too I couldn’t imagine a world without either of them.
So Chase lied just to take the guilt away from the brother
Nope he lied so the brother could sue chase/princeton so they could have money because they were struggling financially
No. He did it because this is his punishment. He wanted to hurt himself
Or maybe it's all of these things
@@tahutoa this.
@@markperalta7722 who won the law suite?
It’s so funny how patients can just walk into a room full of doctors 😂😂
Well, technically in most hospitals you can go walk around, and since nobody was blocking non-doctors from entering House's office, it would be pretty easy for the guy to walk into it.
I've just gone through this and is a horrible sensation, I'm not human doctor I am a vet. Was having a great day concentrated on patients and what I had to do... Then got a message from my sister that my father wasn't ok and it was like I couldn't concentrate on anything more than 5 minutes. It mentally distraughts you so much when a call like this hits you in the middle of work that the most ethical thing you can do is leave for your own good and your patients own good.
I can't be the only one who finds that so emotional when chase was straight up
"You're gonna die. Alone. Thousands of miles from your children you don't wanna do that to them!"
This show is so close to my heart !!!
How to download it free
@@NotmoreActive pay
Chase was a perfect replacement for Dr. House
So, basically, this whole situation transpired because Chase's dad told House to not tell him that he was dying.
We all know that the medical field is riddled with human error and "actionable" events. Yet most of us live quiet lives of desperation.
lol! someone lies Thoreau!!
@@suzycreamcheesez4371 - I doubt that he's a big fan of Thoreau considering that that's not just a misquote but a misquote of a misquote.
Besides, even the original quote - "The mass of men lead lives of quite desperation" - makes no sense in this context.
Really nice way of putting it.
@@suzycreamcheesez4371 I actually do like it!
@@youdoitillwatch I think it makes perfect sense...my way AND the original way.
This is why chase and house always seemed like they’re best friends. Because they were. Chase was just a younger, more mobile house in the making
This was such an amazing show!!!! This type of show comes along once in a lifetime.
Totalmente de acuerdo,dudo muchooo que podamos ver otra serie cómo está.Magistral.La amó
The hospital could counter sue the guy for paying of the lab tech
10 years later, Gary died. And that’s what brought us back together here again
Gary from remember the Titans
Rob how'd he die? Was his head smashed in with a pipe?
"And I got to save my baby brother"
Oop- and I'm crying
1:51
"Are you Dr. House?"
"Well that depends, are you gonna hit Dr. House?" *points at Foreman*
I’ve been watching these videos for the whole week, and this one had me bawling
Future former employee xD
I mean, he's not wrong. It just took way longer than anticipated for that to happen.
"You paid someone off?! Totally unethical." Lmao such a smartass. It's why we love him...
Man I was so in love with Chase when I was 13-16 when I was addicted to this show. He’s still gorgeous 😍
Still watching these clips of House in 2019
Watch me I’m watching this in 2021
2024 🎉
" I knoww you wanna leave mehh but i refusee to let you gooo" cmon hes a football star
House is protecting Chase and offer the best solution for Chase, which is the worst solution for himself. I’m sure Chase recognized and appreciated it. A boss who has a real interest in you will do weird things.
this show was so complex and not just a simple straightforward medical drama. it has humour it has dramas and side plots within each episode.
Cant take my eyes off Chase ughh work of art
I love Ryan Hurst, such a great actor.
Omg! I couldn't place him. He looks so young without his racial hair
@@jaycievictory8461 facial hair right? Lol😂
Opie!
One of the best episodes for sure.
Wish there was a continuation on House after the ending, you know, Chase running the diagnostics department, House living undercover, Wilson's cancer going into remission.
Cameron "come on Chase, don't be a good guy on me now"
This episode really did a great job displaying Chase’s character. Other episodes did well with Cameron and Forman. Although in later seasons when they were no longer in the spotlight, their characteristics seemed to subside. Shame.
Did you watch till the end? Chase returned in season 6 and was again at the forefront as a fully-fledged character, stop whining
Eugeniya Leshenko I’m sorry you feel I was whining. I didn’t think I was, and was making an opinion based on my own experiences and observation. I felt the characters all changed a bit in later seasons and I wasn’t as much of a fan of them (the seasons).
I never understood why he wanted to keep his dads death a secret so much
From the start, Chase was established as a character fiercely protective of his privacy. Just a few other examples off the top of my head: how he acted when House and Cameron pried into his relationship with his dad ("Cursed"); how he evaded the question when Foreman asked him how he knew so much about alcoholics ("The Socratic Method"), and how he shut down his coworkers' concerns after Cameron left him ("Ignorance is Bliss") _by punching House in the face._ Hell, he wouldn't even tell Foreman and Cam whether or not he believed in God!
In this particular case, however, I don't think he was trying to keep the death a secret so much as the fact that his father was dying and never even told him about it. Because _that_ is all kinds of fucked-up and invites all sorts of unwanted questions as to your ridiculous levels of family dysfunction.
I love that it just says "HO" on the bottom right at all times
Poor Opie. Everyone he loves keeps dying
He looks so weird without a beard, right? (wow, that rhymes :v)
I would most definitely watch a Chase M.D.
Chase was always my favorite.
Cameron was too whiney (but still right most of the time so I never hated her).
Foreman was always "he's turning into House" and then after 8 seasons of that Chase ended up being the new House and only after rewatching did I have to see that subtle foreshadowing. Never liked Foreman but the show seemed to. He was always around the most.
Cameron was also quite a bit too self-righteous about it "being right". That said, I don't believe she ever killed anyone through negligence or too aggressive treatment efforts or switching blood samples.
@@victorpradha9946 Right, that episode where Foreman found out 13 was on the placebo for a new Huntington treatment so he made her get on the true medication and it made her really sick...I never recovered from that. Never liked him afterward.
@@6thgraderfriends House bails out Foreman. House bails out Chase. House bails out 13, Kutner... Funny thing, I don't recall House going to the mat for Cameron.
Why does Gary look exactly the same as he did in Remember the Titans? Dude hasn’t aged
Nick Terry it is him and his name is Ryan hurst
House: Legally it is better for me if you go down in the flames.
House using reverse phsychology to have Chase stay. House knew that Chase was still angry so he said that to make Chase stay so that it would be harder on House.
I loved the episodes where they told the story in retrospect
Cool to see Gary from Remember the Titans
I wish there would have been an episode later on where he explains to the brother what had happened.
His eyes are so beautiful
House really did care about Chase in his own way. He helped him see that he did make a bad mistake, but he had a mitigating reason.
Also, he told Chase it would be better for him if he just kept living this guilt trip and took the full hit. That was basically House's way of saying, "If you want to get back at me for not telling you your Dad was dying, I gave you an opening."
Looks like opie left sons of anarchy and cut the beard after all...
Holy shit, I never realized it was Opie.
I first saw him in The LadyKillers with Tom Hanks. He was the dumbest/smartest criminal.
This was 2006 way before Sons. So if anything this was before we picked up with the Sons. Opie loses his sister and goes full on into the club as a result if you wanna play this is Opie lol
Thanks for confirming that was him. I didn't watch Sons but knew he played Opie and plays Beta on the Walking Dead.
Fucking finally I thought it was him, just wasn’t 100% 😂
Our feelings get the best of us😕
2:39 Ah the ol’ “If I ignore this medical problem it’ll go away”
The same logic that makes parents feed their kids 1 hour before surgery
1:49 I love her vest
If I was Chase I would’ve been screaming at House for not telling me my father is dying.
It really wasn’t his business to tell him, besides , perhaps he was hoping that his dad told him about the cancer before it happened.
When chase found out that house knew it felt like he was talking to his own father about not telling him anything before it was too late.
Robert and Greg always face their problems at last. That's how they are
I think the acting was really good in this scene.
Chase is my fav character after Wilson and House of course
2:55 ok thats just...ouch. Just...ouch. have a little chill House.
seeing HOUSE on RUclips is so nostalgic.
The best House Team would be Chase, Thirteen, Foreman and Taub.
Which I guess is what finally happened in the last few seasons.
Chase is so much like House minus the sarcasm. Foreman is so much like House minus the pain and depression. Thirteen is more House than House himself.
I suppose House hired his team based on what he saw of himself in each one of them.
I know it's been a year but you forgot taub
@@seraphim3528 taub was extremely logical and objective when he wanted to be, like when he said it was Chase's own fault that he got stabbed
House, Chase, Thirteen, Kutner
This episode was absolutely heartbreaking
Forgot how good this show was. Great episode/format
7:18 Gary from the Remember the Titans.
Poor Chase. That's all I'm saying.
There was no reason for Chase to lie to the guy about why he screwed up with his sister. If he told him the truth he would have understood
He lied for exactly the reason House said: he *wanted* Sam to sue him, so Sam could win some money and the family wouldn't lose their home.
huh never thought of it that way
Wasn't the Brother The Quarterback in "Remember the Titans" and one of the squad leaders in "we were soldiers?"
It's good to see the man still acting.
Thats y he looked familiar.
He wasn’t the QB but yes that’s him
“Kayla, if you do this, I'll grow a beard, change my name to Opie and join a motorcycle club.”
House always had real moments of straight honest truth with chase
The man from the movies Remember the Titans and We were Soldiers.😊
Omf 1:52 House and Foremen's reactions are so funny. I miss House
Edit: House was like "Sh!t Foremen, im sorry but I'm not about to get beat up"
Wow the biggest victim in this episode was Mexico :D
They should have had house go into a small coma then wake up with a British accent but it’s just him talking normal. Or do a British version on house
Lol
Honestly Chase is the kind of man you say yes without thinking twice, cameron was so foolish 😢
House looks so adorable in the thumbnail........ 😁😜