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@KarltheKrazyone 2 минут бұрын
Ouch pouches and boo-boo kits are amazing. Many a day has gone from "this is really bad" to "this is a minor inconvenience" because of just a little prep.
@phonkyfeel1 4 минут бұрын
I went to an elementary school in rural western North Carolina as a child. This was in the very early 80’s. Our school was granted a TRS-80, and our “GT” class was given instruction on some basic programming. That was my first experience with a micro-computer. My parents soon after purchased a C64 with the tape deck/data and then an Apple IIe dual floppy.
@EddieTheH 5 минут бұрын
I have two different styles of first aid kit. The type I'm trained to use on other people, containing all the proper dressings, antiseptics, sutures, tourniquets and all that stuff. Then there's my "personal first aid" which consists of cyanoacrylate glue, calcium chloride, duct tape and a staple gun.
@ant9ny 11 минут бұрын
wdym?? super glue & duct tape are always just a reach away
@Königskind-c5o 11 минут бұрын
In Germany, it’s mandatory to participate in a first-aid course to get your drivers licence
@littlejack59 11 минут бұрын
Honestly, i thought he was talking about guns for the first half
@championluvah5774 12 минут бұрын
Your shirt made me lol
@RAMA-gu8cs 14 минут бұрын
We really need to see your jump bag
@dtucker2003 17 минут бұрын
Got mymedic kits in every car, and every bedroom in my house... But my big boy kit stays with me every were I go.
@ice_wolf76 18 минут бұрын
I have the basics on me tape, clothe and a tourniquet you can stop most stuff with this
@markman278 18 минут бұрын
I’m a systems engineer and even though I only work away from my desk in a server room, I cut myself al the time on cut off zip ties. I bought a med kit for my desk for $30 and I and a number of my other coworkers use it. Between that and my near-pharmacy level of non-prescription meds and everyone knows who to go to. No reason not to when I have an assigned desk.
@peterfox2565 19 минут бұрын
My ankle worn IFAK/ouch pouch hasn't been needed much but is always ready. Not even really noticeable with average work pants covering it.
@nicolebowman7354 20 минут бұрын
Because they only hold classes for CPR during the day, while I'm driving School Bus. As good as I am, I haven't (yet) figured out how to be in 2 places at the same time. I do, however, have a body bag or two.
@kenbrown2808 48 секунд бұрын
talk to your fire department. they might be able to set up a course for the whole bus driving staff.
@Screwball70 21 минут бұрын
Because I done first aid in the army every civilian job since they send me off on first aid courses', there's a BIG difference between field first aid and what St. John's teach you, but the basic ideas are the same, breathing, bleeding,burns then breaks. Some things are slightly different like if you come across a femoral bleed the military say ' apply pressure above bleed with your size ten boot to the groin then tourniquet then dressings. if you did that in a civilian situation you would probably get sued.
@Roofer0420 24 минут бұрын
My dumbass really had to think what kinda injury you fix with tape and a 4x4 post....
@omstout 10 минут бұрын
4x4 splint for back board or cervical collar?
@phillyphakename1255 32 минут бұрын
I carry epinephrine and some other meds everywhere, and I was astounded just how useful a few bandaids and alcohol swabs were. Yeah, genuine trauma treatment is pretty cool, but dude, so is being able to tape up an annoying papercut when you are working.
@DanBowkley 37 минут бұрын
Just like every body bag/murse/go bag should have a couple common tools in it (at least a knife and a decent set of locking pliers) I think every tool box should at least have a small IFAK. Doesn't cost a lot and can really save your ass, or at least a finger. Speaking of, a couple empty Ziploc bags and an instant cold pack can make the difference between getting your digit sewn back on and changing your nickname to Stumpy. Plus the ammonium nitrate in there can be repurposed in ways that get videos demonetized when combined with diesel or aluminum powder.
@spaxx3849 40 минут бұрын
I survived working downtown by having extra smokes and a first aid kit.. No one messes with the kid patching you up.
@boknows9333 41 минут бұрын
It would be bad ass to interface something that old to someone ultra new. Like a LED marque.
@FamousLanding 41 минут бұрын
Naw brother we use a man purse, I have that same exact one lol
@bertbergers9171 43 минут бұрын
I always have band-aid (in 5” strips) and paracetamol with me. Once I forgot my leatherman and nobody else had scissors, so I tried and managed to rip a usable band-aid by hand. For more problematic stuff I have tissues to stuff the wound and a phone to call in professionals. As far as CPR goes, my ethics is that this world is crowded, and we let people live for way too long. So if someone would die, I am very sorry and I feel your friends and families pain (I might feel that pain), that’s just how life goes.
@rafeshelburne 44 минут бұрын
I'd recommend a stop the bleed course as well. It's a great basic course on identifying life-threatening hemorrhage and how to stop different types of bleeding wounds.
@RAMA-gu8cs 13 минут бұрын
Couldn't agree more people always think cpr course but statistically speaking bleeding in more common than cardiac arrest
@tomdom_0143 45 минут бұрын
What do you keep in yours? Let’s start a thread!
@DeliveryMcGee 29 минут бұрын
I used to date an EMT-B (she became a pharmacy tech instead of going Paramedic), she had a cotton bedsheet cut into 3"-wide strips, carried one strip rolled up in her purse, the rest in her medic bag, and so do I. It kinda does for all the wound dressing a Band-Aid or maxipad won't heal. Packing a GSW, tourniquet, wad it up for compression bandage ... one of those strips of bedsheet, an assortment of Band-Aids, a couple of Kotex, and a bit of duct tape are in my camera bag. Edit: I always have a decent knife in my pocket (currently Benchmade Osborne), OFC. and a Victorinox Recruit (two blades, two screwdriver/opener Swiss Army Knife) in the bag.
@jonasga 46 минут бұрын
The way you understand electricity is almost as incorrect as how he understood it. The current doctrine on how electricity works is functional for us, but bleeding edge physics research thinks it is entirely incorrect. Future humans will think your mastery is just as rudimentary as you see his.
@martenandersen706 46 минут бұрын
Got in trouble for having a pair of trauma shears in my first aid kit in middle school. 😂
@littlejack59 12 минут бұрын
Do they not allow scissors?
@omstout 11 минут бұрын
Trauma shears is what i call my hedge pruners.
@polyglotornot 50 минут бұрын
Cpr cert? I got one of those lol
@motormaker Сағат бұрын
Time to Drag up boys
@Mfurze90 Сағат бұрын
Swift(trucking)- Stop Whining I'm Fucking Trying.
@HarryGuit Сағат бұрын
Does „cool“ mean anything at all after everything is labeled „cool“ all the time?
@Phantoma- Сағат бұрын
I can say with absolute certainty that an early 2000s cell-phone charging jack tastes way better unplugged than plugged in.
@darkadmiral106 2 сағат бұрын
I always carry an ouch pouch
@IsaiahBird-j7b 2 сағат бұрын
MOAB: mother of all bombs
@jpratt8676 2 сағат бұрын
I'm happy enough to be part of the low end of the spectrum, there's so much to learn here!
@ThePCguy17 4 сағат бұрын
this feels...really mis-aligned. I am not the target audience at all, lol
@Behrking 4 сағат бұрын
do we let him and electro boom get together for this or is that a bad idea?
@Taolan8472 4 сағат бұрын
What did Justin do?
@maxwellyedor7610 4 сағат бұрын
Gone from being a welder to an actual aerospace engineer and had apprentices at every stage along the way. Always fun to teach a total noob, first task is always having them make a list of things they want to learn and something they want to make, then you anchor the other skills taught around their interests and project they’re interested in. People need to take apprentices and interns more seriously, they want to learn, and if you teach them right you can custom tune them to be an agreeable co worker for later.
@jonathanmccrary5716 4 сағат бұрын
Old way, because limit switches practically last forever
@RetroOnSpeedDial 4 сағат бұрын
Chris you're an inspiration. You have cultivated a community here that is so incredibly wholesome, genuinely helpful and intelligent. You should be proud
@thesparkypilot 6 сағат бұрын
YESSSSSS!!! I was the kid with too many question! IBEW 76 Inside wireman here, now working on my electrical engineering license! I miss my wireman days soo much sometimes though.
@kelseydulaney3118 6 сағат бұрын
Mechanical, can’t hack mechanisms
@hardleecure 6 сағат бұрын
i hope they help him get a job and treat him well. up here in canada you're way better off avoiding the unions.
@CodyV608 7 сағат бұрын
No idea who those folks are but DAMN AM I INSPIRED. Im a novice 120v-220v autist. Love your work dude, glad you're out of the pokey
@facemonkeys 7 сағат бұрын
The banders I service use 3 of these. Mostly so operators don’t get squished underneath the platen
@Sup_Evox 7 сағат бұрын
Justinnn
@danielpratt9510 7 сағат бұрын
When people ask me what I do for a living, I reel them that I bring power to the people!
@Tokkemon 8 сағат бұрын
As a Justin, thanks.
@l.b8896 8 сағат бұрын
Man… telling us that we, as a group, display the full spectrum of intellect is just… a phenomenal way to call some of us dumber than bricks
@alottalogic 8 сағат бұрын
Shit I wouldn't be online without the lightnight wizards that are the linemen and electricians of the world, so I salute you and all the other trades out there and bonus if you decided that wasn't enough fn and went and played in the military for any amount.
@NMCyanide 8 сағат бұрын
I say this as a millwright: if you're the smartest person in the room, you're NOT in the wrong room. You have an opportunity to try to elevate the other people there if they're receptive to it, and THAT'S pretty cool.