@@tomw6947 DC is what we call woke. Vegan, non smoking, non gun owner types that have pronoun trouble. A a gun owning, cigar smoking, meat eating Army Veteran is never going to get a date.
@@WVWolfymany liberals own guns, the issue comes from any clown being able to own guns due to the lack of basic regulations in some states. I agree with the smoking part though.
A few years back when we discovered I had diabetes I'm in the ER with an almost 800 blood sugar. The intake nurse asked me the standard "are you suicidal" question and I replied "lady if I were suicidal I'd be at home eating a cake." Everyone within earshot was dying laughing. Gallows humor is the best humor.
lol. Though it was a very sensible question to ask, given the medication they were about to give you to take home with you... But they should also have asked if you were homocidal...
@@RyanMcBethProgramming 🤞 here’s hoping; regardless of the scale of the impact, thank you for raising any amount of awareness on it…just like I’d expect a true patriot to do 🤘
The funny thing is I was in to get checked for kidney stones yesterday and was asked the same question. My reply was, "No, the city is raising taxes while building an arena for a looser NHL team and giving themselves a pay raise. I haven't seen a pay raise in 10 years, and I am about to be priced out of the rental market. I might not have a home in 3 months." The nurse said, "No, I mean demostic violence." I replied, "All is good there." 😂
That is so funny. It reminds me of the time when my wife, Penny and I would have medical appointments back to back. So we are always in the same exam room together. My appointment was first and was asked this same question by a new nurse. I looked at my wife, then at the nurse. I said in a shaky voice "yyeess". My wife burst out laughing. She did the same thing during her appointment. The nurse reported us both to our doctor (that we had known for decades). He came in and told us to stop messing with the new staff, we were scaring them. Unfortunately, after 43 years, my wife passed away suddenly in 2020. I thank you very much, sir. This brought back some rather fond and funny memories.
Wife and I had the colonoscopy done and after we went out to breakfast to try and enjoy what remained of our buzz. She couldn’t hit her mouth and lost eggs down her shirt. Me? I don’t remember. It was a great time we had
Reminds me of the last time I saw my Grandpa alive. I was wheeling him into the smoking room at the old age home and the nurse said, "You know that smoking is bad for your health." I told her, "So is working a mile and a half underground." Then my Gramp piped up in his Scottish brogue, "SO IS GERMAN FLAK!" LOLOLOL
@@markpickett3512 There are few people out there who would know that. Pleased to meet you brother. In the CDN ration packs, we would get small tinfoil packs of breakfast cereal and would use those to hide the heater. You had to cover up to light though. LOL
Its good they ask that. Its for DV but honestly if you told me that my next question would be "do you feel like talking with a counselor" for mental health. Thats a lot of stress to carry. And I appreciate what you do for us. I've brought up a lot of things you've said to my unit. We're public affairs so knowing this stuff really helps us message against threats and fight deception. Stay strapped and enjoy life!
Thank you to the nurse who asked you the question about intimate partner abuse. More healthcare professionals need to ask this question and also around workplace abuse.
@@BlackEpyonit’s worth asking period because you never actually know. Which is why many health systems have it as a standard question that everybody gets asked whether it’s likely or not.
Colonoscopy nurses must be the most gentle, understanding people on Earth. They are always dealing with miserable people who spent last night having diarrhea.
The medical profession is taking the opportunity to provide safe avenues of seeking help from domestic violence. They only ask the question when the patient is alone. And now they are also asking male patients and not just their female ones in recognition that all genders can be subject to it and that there are also significant social penalties for men to report abuse. They are not the same problems that women face, but they are real and it is good that the medical professional is taking an unbiased and supportive stance on the issue.
After I get feeling right, I'll make a video telling everyone how right I am and then jump on tinder and get a date tonight. I got a whole bunch of new ladies to meet up with in this new area and all these new bars I can take her.
I've had some medical visits here recently, the first in decades, and I've been asked that new-ish? question a couple of times now. My response is, "If the wife is home, no one is safe." It always gets a smile or a chuckle. Wait...I thought that was the whole point of the question! At 6'3" and 250 lbs, no one will take me seriously!!! 😂
yeah, that’s kind of an issue. they may have interpreted it as a joke (which it sounds like you intended?), but serious issues are often disguised as jokes, so i think they should have at least followed it up after laughing at the joke. otoh, your body language may have been clear enough to make that unnecessary
Mister MacBeth, i honestly admire what you have done for the community and I want to say, that I'm really thankful for the contents you brought us. If you ever want to go to vacation in austria, you would always have a place to stay an smoke some cigars at fine bars here in Vienna. Thanks for all your work an stay save. God bless you.
Ryan was an infantry man. Thats prety bad ass and he calls out every one out. I actualy don't know if he is a republican or a dem. If he is biased he is on the winning side
That still sounds better than my mothers recent colonoscopy. She was taking the prep, and at night when she got up and used the restroom. She got lightheaded so she sat back down…and then passed out on the shitter, falling off and hitting her head on the tile floor. She sent photos of the big welt and bruise on her forehead, but by time I visited her a few days later the blood had started to drain and was pooling around her eye. It looked like my dad had given her a black eye
Sorry to hear about your mother's problems. Having recently had a colonoscopy, I can completely sympathise; the clearing of the bowels is *_definitely_* the worst bit of the whole process. I'm in the UK, and anaesthesia is (from what I understand) only used in cases where it's very likely the patient will not be able to deal with the process well (children, those with developmental issues, people with dementia, etc). Sedation is offered, and that can be asked for at any point before or during the procedure. Patients also have free access to a nitrous oxide and air inhaler when they're on the table. I don't think of myself as someone who deals with pain particularly well, but I went without anything, and the only discomfort was a few seconds of sharp, crampy, trapped-gas pain as the probe went around the bends.
As a fellow gun owner, I feel ya. When I lived in Atlanta, the number of dates that ended within 10 minutes of them walking in my from door was astounding. So I just cut out the wasted time and started letting them know on the first date that I owned guns. Boy did that streamline things.
My girlfriend threatened to leave me over my views on guns and I didn't even own any at the time. We had a little chat and she came out of it saying "I had no idea how toxic the media was." A decade later we're still going strong and she got her CCW.
You know I knew there was a punch line to this but I didn't expect that one. You have to admit its nice that they're looking out for people male and female.
My mother had hemphilia, which resulted in a lot of nasty looking bruises from running corners. Which she did a lot. She also was asked if she suffered from domestic violence.
@@WHiT3_SHAD0W maybe because if he were, there might be evidence they'd see. Or more likely it's a default for everyone because any opportunity you give people to admit they have a problem is an opportunity for them to get help. If they only asked when their abuser had clearly beaten them up, then the abusers would be right there to intimidate them. They're less likely to be there for a colonoscopy or an ingrowing toenail.
@@WHiT3_SHAD0WI speculate it is an opportunity to ask a person in private. Some will answer yes and then the Nurse’s training on the next steps will kick in.
As a former mental health worker in a psychiatric, incarcerated, inpatient facility, the ONLY part of this that didn’t sound like my old work was “legally owned firearm”
Kinda reminds me of my last visit to my doctor for a checkup. The week before I had had some skin cancer cut out on the bridge of my nose. The doctor asks me why the stitches? So I told him with a straight face that my wife hit me with a dinner plate. The look on his face was priceless.
Ryan, you are amazing!!! Thank you for being a Truth Speaker, no matter the cost! May the Lord protect you and draw you to Him. Keep up the great work!
Hahahaha…… dude when you said you weren’t safe at home was funny but at the end. 😮I started laughing my ass off ,almost passed out laughing by the end👍🏻🫡🇺🇸🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s amazing how many people get picked up in quiet opportune moments like that, it’s also something we frequently forget to ask. It’s good practice and she should be congratulated ….. and yes it leads to funny stories about people you have annoyed….. and shoddy building work etc….
My wife was wearing flats, but her toe still caught a cobblestone at a vacation location we were visiting. So I ask the guy I’m talking with ‘Was that the sound of a coconut hitting the ground!’ Yep. Wife did a perfect faceplant. She’s on Coumadin, after a heart valve replacement, so we head to the hospital fearing a head injury could cause a brain bleed. In the 20 minutes it took to get the hospital, her face at the impact area blew up like a balloon. She’s lucid the whole time, so they make her go through registration. I’m standing right there, and even though we told her what had happened, she stares at me while she’s asking my wife ‘do you feel safe at home?’ My wife says’ yes.’ She’s still staring at me and she’s forcefully demanding to know ‘Do you feel safe at home? I whisper’Lady. I’m standing right here.’ lol! The wife was fine. The colors her face went through were amazing. Black, purple, green, yellow, brown…
I had a similar experience with a nurse a few years ago. I'm in my 60s and retired, and when she asked if there was anyone in my house making me feel unsafe, I replied that I had firearms, and if anyone should feel unsafe it would be anyone who threatened me.
I reminder when I got my last colonoscopy. The nurse handed me a pack of things to help prep myself. (Clearing salt and the like). She said, “Here is your party pack. It’s a party for one.” 🤣 she was so right. The party was going wild that evening.
Dude , honesty , I’m totally civilian Ukrainian , and like , you , are probably quintessential me. Somehow. I won’t tell you “don’t worry , they bark and don’t bite” cuz you gotta be ready for anything always , but… I feel you, keep on doing what you are doing :)
I am a nurse and we found that sometimes the exam room may be the only private space an abused person gets so you'll find it asked at most dr appointments and before or after proceedures. People are definitely more relaxed after proceedures like yours. Versed helps😂
Fyi, it's always a good idea when screening to ask if the individual feels safe at work. It's also not just "domestic" violence, but there's an importance to include neighbors when considering safety at home.
As a nurse I have discovered if you want answers limited to a specific topic you have to ask specific questions. Broad questions do have the place as well just not in this context. That is of course you want to hear how unsafe their home is because their son in law hasn’t replaced a step yet and it’s been 5 days and he never dose anything he says he is going to do.
Also stay safe! Its truley unfortunate that the crazies in our society can only solve their disagreements with intimidation and/or violence. I may not agree with you on everything, but I value your perspective! Cheers.
If you're going in for a colonoscopy and they're asking if you feel safe at home... I'm not going to ask why you had to get the procedure done or what you've been doing in your free time LOL
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Domestic violence, no. International, yes
International Violence is crazy
@@NordicSupremacist I've seen domestic violence, it averages out to be the same
@@thomasrogers8239 I've seen and heard women lie about domestic violence, more often than actual men committing the crime.
@lonewanderer4207 you keep stats on that?
@@lonewanderer4207 Do you think your anecdotal experience is more accurate than the common conception? Not being snarky, actually curious.
“I’m a smoker and gun owner in DC, I can’t even get a date.” Damn if that ain’t the truth!
As a non American can you explain why that is?
@@tomw6947 DC is a very hip, liberal city. Being a smoker and gun owner are two things a lot of people associate with conservatives.
@@tomw6947 DC is what we call woke. Vegan, non smoking, non gun owner types that have pronoun trouble. A a gun owning, cigar smoking, meat eating Army Veteran is never going to get a date.
@@WVWolfymany liberals own guns, the issue comes from any clown being able to own guns due to the lack of basic regulations in some states. I agree with the smoking part though.
@@the0ne809 have you ever bought a gun
They literally hit you with the ”Sir this is a wendy’s”
For a colonoscopy I would have expected Taco Bell.
And den?
Maybe one of my fave commercials ever.
I had a nurse ask me the same thing. My reply was: "Well, there's a few tripping hazards, but the smoke detectors work."
I've got some of the deadliest trip hazards you ever want to see ... pets.
@@nisanight2247that’s a real serious problem!!!
@@nisanight2247ahh yes the moving trip hazards that’s normally hold grudges 😂
@@nisanight2247 One day the cat will do me in for sure. Trip me at the right moment, and catch my chin on the counter...end of story.
A few years back when we discovered I had diabetes I'm in the ER with an almost 800 blood sugar. The intake nurse asked me the standard "are you suicidal" question and I replied "lady if I were suicidal I'd be at home eating a cake." Everyone within earshot was dying laughing. Gallows humor is the best humor.
What, You mean right this minute?
lol. Though it was a very sensible question to ask, given the medication they were about to give you to take home with you... But they should also have asked if you were homocidal...
As a Colon Cancer survivor, good jobs doing your preventative measures.
Yeah, I was hoping posting the pictures would get more men to go to the doctor.
@@RyanMcBethProgramming
🤞 here’s hoping; regardless of the scale of the impact, thank you for raising any amount of awareness on it…just like I’d expect a true patriot to do 🤘
@@RyanMcBethProgrammingI can't help but to ask, anesthesia?
I got a scan scheduled in March.
I need to go.
The funny thing is I was in to get checked for kidney stones yesterday and was asked the same question. My reply was, "No, the city is raising taxes while building an arena for a looser NHL team and giving themselves a pay raise. I haven't seen a pay raise in 10 years, and I am about to be priced out of the rental market. I might not have a home in 3 months."
The nurse said, "No, I mean demostic violence."
I replied, "All is good there."
😂
Calgary?
Same thing here, except it was a Wendy’s drive thru.
My loser and disgraced team is the Habs. Last won the cup in 93, I was born in 92. A damn shame.
@@4-Methylaminorex stares in Canucks fan
@@benrutgers6329 more like 99% of the planet's surface.
That is so funny. It reminds me of the time when my wife, Penny and I would have medical appointments back to back. So we are always in the same exam room together.
My appointment was first and was asked this same question by a new nurse. I looked at my wife, then at the nurse. I said in a shaky voice "yyeess". My wife burst out laughing. She did the same thing during her appointment.
The nurse reported us both to our doctor (that we had known for decades). He came in and told us to stop messing with the new staff, we were scaring them.
Unfortunately, after 43 years, my wife passed away suddenly in 2020. I thank you very much, sir. This brought back some rather fond and funny memories.
Wife and I had the colonoscopy done and after we went out to breakfast to try and enjoy what remained of our buzz. She couldn’t hit her mouth and lost eggs down her shirt. Me? I don’t remember. It was a great time we had
I mean as cute as that is you shouldnt joke like that lol not everyone is as lucky as you two!
Reminds me of the last time I saw my Grandpa alive. I was wheeling him into the smoking room at the old age home and the nurse said, "You know that smoking is bad for your health." I told her, "So is working a mile and a half underground." Then my Gramp piped up in his Scottish brogue, "SO IS GERMAN FLAK!" LOLOLOL
When you have to smoke under a poncho, it kinda sucks, but that makes you appreciate the nicotine even more!
@@markpickett3512 There are few people out there who would know that. Pleased to meet you brother. In the CDN ration packs, we would get small tinfoil packs of breakfast cereal and would use those to hide the heater. You had to cover up to light though. LOL
I wonder if she thought you were just someone who wandered in from the psych ward talking about how various groups are out to get you 😂
I was expecting her response to be, Oh, you must be Ryan from youtube
No, it is a standard screening question that is being added to medical visits. Expect to hear it more in the future.
Are the inzests of this for chan groupe with us in this room?
Smoker and a gun owner, dude just described ever blue collar person in my state
No all of us smoke. Some chew tobacco.
Hell, that describes the majority of white collar folk in my state.
@@OhPhuckYouwhite collar are more ZYN packers
@@davidwagner9644
Don’t forget the whiskey!
Just retired wildland firefighter of 20 years. I've eaten more smoke than must have seen 😂 but no don't smoke. Guns yes
Its good they ask that. Its for DV but honestly if you told me that my next question would be "do you feel like talking with a counselor" for mental health. Thats a lot of stress to carry. And I appreciate what you do for us. I've brought up a lot of things you've said to my unit. We're public affairs so knowing this stuff really helps us message against threats and fight deception.
Stay strapped and enjoy life!
Thank you to the nurse who asked you the question about intimate partner abuse. More healthcare professionals need to ask this question and also around workplace abuse.
Even if it's a false alarm, it's worth asking if you think something's up.
@@BlackEpyonit’s worth asking period because you never actually know. Which is why many health systems have it as a standard question that everybody gets asked whether it’s likely or not.
Word!❤🎉
Colonoscopy nurses must be the most gentle, understanding people on Earth. They are always dealing with miserable people who spent last night having diarrhea.
I married one and my mom was one. Where are you getting this information?! 😂
An EXCELLENT way to argue your safety at home is to list ALL the most gruesome groups of people😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Standing ovations from Norway👏👏👏👏
The medical profession is taking the opportunity to provide safe avenues of seeking help from domestic violence. They only ask the question when the patient is alone. And now they are also asking male patients and not just their female ones in recognition that all genders can be subject to it and that there are also significant social penalties for men to report abuse. They are not the same problems that women face, but they are real and it is good that the medical professional is taking an unbiased and supportive stance on the issue.
They also ask kids, which is good.
His doctor asked how much do you drink and he says I had 2.
I only drink on 2 occasions; when I am sad or when I’m happy!🥃
I had too
Just enough to make the tremors stop.
After I get feeling right, I'll make a video telling everyone how right I am and then jump on tinder and get a date tonight. I got a whole bunch of new ladies to meet up with in this new area and all these new bars I can take her.
I've had some medical visits here recently, the first in decades, and I've been asked that new-ish? question a couple of times now. My response is, "If the wife is home, no one is safe." It always gets a smile or a chuckle. Wait...I thought that was the whole point of the question! At 6'3" and 250 lbs, no one will take me seriously!!! 😂
yeah, that’s kind of an issue. they may have interpreted it as a joke (which it sounds like you intended?), but serious issues are often disguised as jokes, so i think they should have at least followed it up after laughing at the joke. otoh, your body language may have been clear enough to make that unnecessary
I have stage 3 colon cancer now.
It took me getting sick before my friends started to get colonoscopies.
Thx Ryan for helping get the word out.
Mister MacBeth, i honestly admire what you have done for the community and I want to say, that I'm really thankful for the contents you brought us. If you ever want to go to vacation in austria, you would always have a place to stay an smoke some cigars at fine bars here in Vienna. Thanks for all your work an stay save. God bless you.
Canada checking in too. Ryan is safe here too.
I'm sure you have die hard fans that would bend over backwards just to have coffee with you Ryan
Educated well informed people like you are rare to find
@@user-wj1kg8qo3pi still think about his video trying to dismiss the Ukrainian Asovs Nazi ideology
Ryan was an infantry man. Thats prety bad ass and he calls out every one out. I actualy don't know if he is a republican or a dem. If he is biased he is on the winning side
@@user-wj1kg8qo3p about israel he has an opinion which is against your opinion so he's righ u are wrong
She'll be asking that question before the anesthesia from now on
^^underrated comment. That was my first thought.
That still sounds better than my mothers recent colonoscopy. She was taking the prep, and at night when she got up and used the restroom. She got lightheaded so she sat back down…and then passed out on the shitter, falling off and hitting her head on the tile floor. She sent photos of the big welt and bruise on her forehead, but by time I visited her a few days later the blood had started to drain and was pooling around her eye. It looked like my dad had given her a black eye
Sorry to hear about your mother's problems. Having recently had a colonoscopy, I can completely sympathise; the clearing of the bowels is *_definitely_* the worst bit of the whole process. I'm in the UK, and anaesthesia is (from what I understand) only used in cases where it's very likely the patient will not be able to deal with the process well (children, those with developmental issues, people with dementia, etc). Sedation is offered, and that can be asked for at any point before or during the procedure. Patients also have free access to a nitrous oxide and air inhaler when they're on the table. I don't think of myself as someone who deals with pain particularly well, but I went without anything, and the only discomfort was a few seconds of sharp, crampy, trapped-gas pain as the probe went around the bends.
Well, it's a clear indication you are doing the right things. Thanks, man!
As a fellow gun owner, I feel ya. When I lived in Atlanta, the number of dates that ended within 10 minutes of them walking in my from door was astounding. So I just cut out the wasted time and started letting them know on the first date that I owned guns. Boy did that streamline things.
My girlfriend threatened to leave me over my views on guns and I didn't even own any at the time. We had a little chat and she came out of it saying "I had no idea how toxic the media was." A decade later we're still going strong and she got her CCW.
@@ObamaoZedongYou were part of the solution. We all need to be good ambassadors for the firearms community.
Atlanta hasn’t been part of the Deep South for at least 40 years.
You know I knew there was a punch line to this but I didn't expect that one. You have to admit its nice that they're looking out for people male and female.
The life of an intelligence analyst seems fun😂
You had me at, "Funny story about my colonoscopy..."! 😂
My mother had hemphilia, which resulted in a lot of nasty looking bruises from running corners. Which she did a lot.
She also was asked if she suffered from domestic violence.
Fair question then 🙂☹️
that makes sense, I don't understand why they're asking when going for a colonoscopy?
@@WHiT3_SHAD0W Maybe he also had bruises?
We only see his upper body and clothed. I think a nurse at a colonoscopy sees more of him.
@@WHiT3_SHAD0W maybe because if he were, there might be evidence they'd see. Or more likely it's a default for everyone because any opportunity you give people to admit they have a problem is an opportunity for them to get help. If they only asked when their abuser had clearly beaten them up, then the abusers would be right there to intimidate them. They're less likely to be there for a colonoscopy or an ingrowing toenail.
@@WHiT3_SHAD0WI speculate it is an opportunity to ask a person in private. Some will answer yes and then the Nurse’s training on the next steps will kick in.
As a former mental health worker in a psychiatric, incarcerated, inpatient facility, the ONLY part of this that didn’t sound like my old work was “legally owned firearm”
Yeah that's what i was thinking. Safe assumption if you don't know what he does lol.
Kinda reminds me of my last visit to my doctor for a checkup.
The week before I had had some skin cancer cut out on the bridge of my nose.
The doctor asks me why the stitches?
So I told him with a straight face that my wife hit me with a dinner plate. The look on his face was priceless.
A role model for humanity. 🇺🇸
I'm glad you started with funny story... bc I laughed and felt slightly bad until I realized I was laughing with you not at you.
Ryan, When the cute nurse asks
" Do you feel safe ? "
Reply; " No, Please Hold Me "
Nurse:I meant domestic violence
Macbeth: yes please 🤪
Remember he said the truth will make them hate you 🐺
You’re doing good work. You keep me sane. Thank you
Glad to hear your procedure went well. Hope it's all good news.
Sir, your energy is unmatched. ❤
Colonoscopy to... That wasn't expected 😂
Wait you've been followed before?! Is there more to this story?
*followed on YT, Reddit and 4Chan
Lmfao mrMcbeth is a great story teller, would love to have a beer with him
Be safe out there Ryan! You the man and the voice the people need!
Stay strong, bro ✊
That was *NOT* the answer she was expecting...
LOLOLOLOL😂😂😂
Ryan, you are amazing!!! Thank you for being a Truth Speaker, no matter the cost! May the Lord protect you and draw you to Him. Keep up the great work!
Mate you are a proper character
😆 🤣 😂 I would have loved to see the look on her face!
I had a nurse for my family practice DR send me for a series of neurological tests because I answered Yes to the question “are you afraid of falling”.
Hahahaha…… dude when you said you weren’t safe at home was funny but at the end. 😮I started laughing my ass off ,almost passed out laughing by the end👍🏻🫡🇺🇸🤣🤣🤣🤣
I saw where this was heading but i laughed anyway.😂
Much appreciate your work sir. The truth matters, and should matter to everyone. Thanks for making the truth accessible.
Bless you man! Thanks for all you do!
It’s amazing how many people get picked up in quiet opportune moments like that, it’s also something we frequently forget to ask. It’s good practice and she should be congratulated ….. and yes it leads to funny stories about people you have annoyed….. and shoddy building work etc….
From one solder to another, your amazing
It's great that this question is routinely being asked.
Protect this dude he’s a national treasure
It's getting to the point where all medical providers ask this.
My favorite response to that. "I feel safe for the most part but I think the little dog is plotting something"
They ask me that question every time I'm at VA for something.
They didn't used to. But it's a good thing that they do.
My wife was wearing flats, but her toe still caught a cobblestone at a vacation location we were visiting.
So I ask the guy I’m talking with ‘Was that the sound of a coconut hitting the ground!’
Yep. Wife did a perfect faceplant.
She’s on Coumadin, after a heart valve replacement, so we head to the hospital fearing a head injury could cause a brain bleed.
In the 20 minutes it took to get the hospital, her face at the impact area blew up like a balloon.
She’s lucid the whole time, so they make her go through registration.
I’m standing right there, and even though we told her what had happened, she stares at me while she’s asking my wife ‘do you feel safe at home?’ My wife says’ yes.’ She’s still staring at me and she’s forcefully demanding to know ‘Do you feel safe at home?
I whisper’Lady. I’m standing right here.’
lol!
The wife was fine. The colors her face went through were amazing. Black, purple, green, yellow, brown…
This is a common question...I am glad they ask this, but humorous answers are funny! Shows your brain is working!
i appreciate the directness in the second reply. keeping trying to hint at it could have been so unnecessary and awkward
Protect this man at all costs
And your a Washington Wizards fan 🤣!!?? You've made a lot of people mad but you're a sweet heart so you do you!
What a frickin swerve at the end there Bro ... Although HILARIOUS 🤣😂🗽😎
You should have told her: "Only when you are around; see ya back at my place at 7?😅
My prep nurse asked if I have fallen down recently, I laughed cause I did a judo class the previous evening.
It's nice to see that men's health is being taken seriously these days. :)
"well, I do get beat at home regularly"
I had a similar experience with a nurse a few years ago. I'm in my 60s and retired, and when she asked if there was anyone in my house making me feel unsafe, I replied that I had firearms, and if anyone should feel unsafe it would be anyone who threatened me.
Thanks for that😂. I honestly feel way safer now after hearing that.
I reminder when I got my last colonoscopy. The nurse handed me a pack of things to help prep myself. (Clearing salt and the like). She said, “Here is your party pack. It’s a party for one.” 🤣 she was so right. The party was going wild that evening.
Love your colon Ryan. Hope you remain healthy.
To boldly go where no man has gone before!
Dude , honesty , I’m totally civilian Ukrainian , and like , you , are probably quintessential me. Somehow. I won’t tell you “don’t worry , they bark and don’t bite” cuz you gotta be ready for anything always , but… I feel you, keep on doing what you are doing :)
It's cool that they ask everyone that! Ensures that someone who needs to be asked isn't because they look ok.
I like to sing “Getting to know You” from The King and I, except I change You to Me. It slays in Colonoscopy crowds.
You've made us all mad at some point in time and thats why we love ya❤
I think it’s great that guys can talk about these procedures. Stigma begone.
I am a nurse and we found that sometimes the exam room may be the only private space an abused person gets so you'll find it asked at most dr appointments and before or after proceedures. People are definitely more relaxed after proceedures like yours. Versed helps😂
Like Winston Churchill said "You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life."
Fyi, it's always a good idea when screening to ask if the individual feels safe at work. It's also not just "domestic" violence, but there's an importance to include neighbors when considering safety at home.
😂😂 us smokers are a dying breed literally 😂😂
I cant believe you answered that. Always answer yes, never tell a medical person that you own firearms. NOTFB.
As a nurse I have discovered if you want answers limited to a specific topic you have to ask specific questions. Broad questions do have the place as well just not in this context. That is of course you want to hear how unsafe their home is because their son in law hasn’t replaced a step yet and it’s been 5 days and he never dose anything he says he is going to do.
That was funny! Thanks for sharing your story.
Also stay safe! Its truley unfortunate that the crazies in our society can only solve their disagreements with intimidation and/or violence. I may not agree with you on everything, but I value your perspective! Cheers.
Good on them for even asking you that question male victims of domestic violence always under or never report
Ryan McBeth, international man of catching all the smoke.
As an ex smoker I totally understand where you're coming from!
Amazing story that only few could tell.
You had me at "Funny story about my colonoscopy yesterday..."
I love that smoker was what you listed first, lol.
As long as you don’t make the wife Mad…you’ll be okay!!!
If you're going in for a colonoscopy and they're asking if you feel safe at home... I'm not going to ask why you had to get the procedure done or what you've been doing in your free time LOL
Good response, honesty is the best policy...
Love your vids bro. Appreciate your work! Greetings from Ukraine!🇺🇦
My standard answer is:
"It depends on where 'home' is at that moment."
You sir, are a national treasure, maybe you should hire a bodyguard!
I'm a smoker and a gun owner as well. I bet the permit process in DC is almost impossible.