ER Doctor Exposes SHOCKING Hospital Room SECRETS (PART 2)

[@DoctorER]

Let me know what other "interesting" questions you might have about hospitals!

[@Зверь862]

А можно узнать У меня было года 2 назад заражение глаза и теперь он меньше другого В смысле более закрыт Можно ли его вернуть в предыдущее положение?

[@KevinAlex305]

Please react to Stranger Things and The Witcher injuries

[@enzojesusaguileraaros6169]

What happen when a doctor have a heart attack in a hospital working or in a cirgure ( sorry about my english if is not good enough )

[@szariq7338]

What kinds of patients you find the most difficult to cooperate with? I bet it's the other physicians.

[@TheZoYeR]

What happens to the old organ after a transplant?

[@amythomas1124]

I’ve had to use the Emergency Room because Urgent Quick Care not open. It was 4am, and I spent 2 hours at home trying to urinate, but could not. My bladder felt like it was gonna burst. No way I could wait till 7am when Urgent Care opened in our town. I got the care I needed in the ER. Went home with a Foley catheter, and followed up later with my primary doctor. I ended up being referred to a Urologist. CT scan showed I had a large stone in my bladder and many in my left kidney. That large stone was the cause! It moved across the area over my urethra, and I was unable to void on my own. Thank God for that ER that helped me. 😊

[@chrisharkins6400]

That sounds miserable

[@robertaviles8451]

0:20 "What's the worst smell in the ER?" Worked in a veterinary clinic back in the '90's and I can STILL remember that horrible Parvo smell! Once you've smelled it, you'll NEVER forget it! Trust me!

[@slc1161]

Forniers gangrene. I’ve done dog fostering for years. Think parvovirus times ten. That’s how bad it is. Think rotting dead animals mixed with rotting food mixed with decaying plant matter.

[@crovax1375]

Not really a question, but I was working as an electrician at a hospital remodel. An accident occurred one day when a laborer fell into an open elevator shaft breaking his leg. The fire department responded to remove him from the pit. Despite the hospital and Fire department buildings being adjacent to each other and sharing the same parking lot, they were required by procedure to load the fire truck and then drive around the block, before they could start the rescue!

[@solarissv777]

Did they have to load him into an ambulance and drive around the block, before bringing him to the ER as well? Or was this hospital out of his insurance network and he has to go elsewhere?

[@crovax1375]

@@solarissv777 unfortunately the man was an illegal immigrant and after receiving immediate emergency care was deported

[@chrisharkins6400]

​@@crovax1375sounds like the hospital was just covering their own ass lol

[@robertaviles8451]

4:31 Got a personalized "Gonna miss you" type of letter from my surgeon (who was from Italy) , since he was being transferred to another ER in another state. To this day, I still have this letter, since he helped me with my surgery!

[@ItsIvanDruzya]

You're a hero. Keep it up, and take care of your health. Good Luck.

[@MayimHastings]

Aw, that's so sweet! It's so difficult to find surgeons that are caring, too.

[@I_am_a_melon1992]

5:16 I was diagnosed with Addisons disease in the in the ER as I was admitted into the endocrinology team. My blood work was very indicative of addisons and so was my MRI

[@I_am_a_melon1992]

6:58 I was transferred from Kingston to sickkids when I had a severe TBI. 7:39 my brother was put in care thanks to the Owen Sound Health System hospital and family doctor

[@MCR_Roblox]

As an intern in a hospital, I can say this: There is lunch, but you have to go to the cafeteria and you cannot eat as much as you want. You have the right to eat only once a day. Of course, this is valid for interns like me. I don't know if normal doctors

[@michaelaugust4313]

I work at a small hospital in Security and I would agree that that’s true. Some doctors can leave a little more, but it definitely depends on the day.

[@jcwagner44]

Also depends on the hospital. My residency had a limit but it was high enough to eat but other hospitals had a set limit per day.

[@malagastehlaate9923]

As a Laboratory Technician at a hospital... I work long shifts at night... I'm supposed to get a half-hour lunch and a couple of breaks or some such... but you get what you get... which is why I typically bring my own food which is always fruit and veggies. Things I can go into the office area pop in my mouth quick and get back to work when it's really crazy all night.

[@debrajahnke5904]

In 1976 I lost a baby and the doctor came in plopped down and said, "well this one is dead but you can have more" .... really? We were told a few years later that we would not have babies of our own. An old contry doc told me just give it time. God had other plans and we now have 2 adult sons, 2 wonderful daughter in laws, 5 grand babies and 1 great grandson. I forgave the first doc.

[@viharkottakota1849]

Yo I'm in study hall right now, I searched up fournier's gangrene because I was curious. I've never been more scarred in my life

[@DoctorER]

Oh no...

[@viharkottakota1849]

@@DoctorER I think the lesson we've learned is that it's not always good to be curious LMAO

[@sunnytran9545]

Oh FUC-

[@jmiller92027]

3 years ago, I went into ER with a fever, hard to breath, and my g-tube had come out on its own. I was in surgery within an hour due to sepsis and free flowing air between my stomach and abdomin. However, years before I walked in with extreme pain - they triaged me, did a scan, told me I had a grapefruit size ovarian mass, gave me pain meds and gave me referral to a surgeon for Monday morning with never setting foot into an ER room.

[@michaelz.7140]

9:20 I think what this person meant like what do you do if the patient doesnt fit into the MRI machine?

[@hopepawlak722]

Wide bore.

[@donnaleeah5075]

Open MRI but though they work for most obese people no doubt there's a limit.

[@ithacacomments4811]

Do ER hospitalist report to the State Health Dept when senior patients arrive from Nursing Home facilities in poor condition? My mother died from sepsis while a resident of a Skilled Nursing facility. The hospitalist in the ER said he would do his best to save her but he felt that it was too late. She died in the ICU three days later. Criminal!

[@anhbarker]

When I was interning at a hospital, there was a patient with CDIFF, and I couldn't even go near their room. As soon as I smelt it, my gag reflex went insane. I had to sit at the nurses' station to calm myself down so I wouldn't vommit. That's when I decided the hospital setting wasn't for me.

[@alexithymia6288]

I initially went to the Urgent Care for persistent pain in my lower right abdomen, especially when applying pressure, and the nurse there immediately sent me to the ER to get a CT scan done since they aren't equipped to do that there. Turned out I had acute appendicitis and I was in surgery 4 hours later to have my appendix removed. Learned a lot of strange things and felt a lot of strange things leading up to the surgery, from somehow being able to taste and smell saline that was used to clean my IV tube to the very weird feeling when I was given the CT scan contrast dye, then finally feeling them open up the anesthesia mixture and knock me out almost instantly. At least it's just a one time deal and I won't have to worry about that again!

[@tanzanite8908]

My local hospital has scrubs, hoodies and yoga jackets for the staff, instead of the white lab coats

[@NormanMorris-n4r]

a few years back a friend was in the maternity ward, she was in a twin room and the lady in the next bed was 'hooking up' during visiting hours. a young nurse walked into the room, looked, walked out again. a few minutes later the ward supervisor came in quietly asked them to finish up and then banned the husband from coming in. later on we were told that 'hooking up' helped speed up delivery for some people, when we came in the next day, the woman had given birth. our friend gave birth to a little girl about 2 days later, merely hours before she was scheduled for an emergency c section. she is now 18 yrs old.

[@DottyGale8]

Why does it always take so long between “We’re letting you go home” and actually getting to go? I was in an EMPTY ER the other day, and it still took hours. I could see the nurse’s stand, and they were sitting around talking and laughing, so I know it’s not that they were backed up with paperwork to get me out. It was confusing (and frustrating).

[@ryanlocke5365]

ER nurse here, I don’t know the exact scenario but times like that, our part is done but the provider may be waiting to hear back from a consult. And to be honest, if there’s nothing to do like an empty ER, it’s probably the only chance the nurses will get to laugh that day before it gets slammed.

[@gelatinspiders]

3:08 i forgot about nanalan

[@sanya__black_blog]

Dr you're so SMART

[@GoGoLot]

1:25 That's what the microwave was invented for 😅😊

[@ymastorozvu]

Really)

[@slc1161]

ICU nurse here. Forniers gangrene is the absolute worst smell. We had a patient in the unit for a week until he died. The whole ICU stank. We had to rotate in 15 minute blocks because we would get so nauseated from the smell.

[@kovaxim]

I remember there were cases of some people being too big to fit into an MRI or x-ray machine (can't remember which one it was), so they had to go to the zoo where they have equipment for big animals

[@AnnaBanana-rq9vh]

I weigh 180 and had to get an MRI done and barely fit into that particular machine, anyone with broader shoulders would have been folded like a taco. The facility had to call and confirm I was under 200 before they would schedule the appointment. They have to send anyone over 200 out of the area. Ah, rural life!

[@jamieguthrie1561]

Has anyone come Back to thank you for helping them when they were in the ER/ or have you run into a patient who attended the ER , have they recognized you and have they thanked you on the street?

[@StopcallingmeFrench]

I'm English and live in the UK, where we also have the emergency department, but it is called a&e. I luckily haven't had to go there many times throughout my childhood, only to have the back of my head glued back together when I hit it on a sharp area of my Mum's mirror when i was like 7 or 8. You said in the video that the Urgent care department is for life-threatening injuries or cases similar to that, but a&e also does that here in the UK. I guess I'm quite confused because it seems like all of the departments can sometimes be crammed into one area, and so it makes it more difficult to know where you need to go in certain cases. Could you maybe try and help me understand the differences more??

[@EmmaBailey-hk1xt]

I LIVE IN ENGLAND!!!!!!

[@robertaviles8451]

3:47 "That's the Florence Nightingale Effect - It's where doctors fall in love with their patients" (Doctor Emmit Brown - Back To The Future)

[@JimmyG_2013Arizona]

I have a question have you ever had to treat people who fight in the army?

[@dumbmous]

About the smell at the beginning of the video: I work as an assistant in a veterinary clinic, we had one patient - a 13-year-old dachshund. he was good-looking, “from the top,” so to speak, healthy. But from the groin... Everything there just rotted. It's really rotten. They tried to save him for about three days, but they failed: the abscess spread along the inside of his thighs and began to creep inside, even his organs began to be damaged. I had to resort to euthanasia. So what am I talking about? Guys, the smell that this dachshund emitted is simply incomprehensible. When I sterilized his cage after he left, I had to wear three gauze bandages to at least reduce the smell.

[@matthewhaywood7815]

3:10 I think they were more thinking of like somebody od and their "buddies" drop them off in the entrance and drive off

[@Рандомкакой-то228]

I have type one diabetes, I wonder why when I have hypoglycemia, I start to tremble, sweat and feel weak.What is the reason for this?

[@SweetMaurouane]

I've got a suggestion for you! Can you do some ice hockey injuries???

[@Erot-v5s]

Dude this dude is a genius

[@meruet_k2901]

3:53 Does anyone know the name of the movie at this point? I remember seeing this passage.

[@sixpieceset]

Easy A

[@daviddomingo8846]

Great video. I'm absolutely curious as to what prep meals you make for your lunch.

[@tdadp]

I hate when the you go urgent care and they send you to the hospital.. and the ER like why did they send you ?

[@donnaleeah5075]

I had that happen, but urgent care called them. I was at once taken without any questions. It was a bone infection causing my heart to race so high they had the crash cart outside my room. That's never good.

[@dimakhayrullin4547]

my biggest fear is when they give me anesthesia, I won’t fall asleep; they just don’t work on me

[@kelsey.2009]

Nice video! :D I have a question, I do a lot of drawings with my own characters that get a lot of injuries but I want them to be accurate, how fast would the blood come out? I'm sure it depends on the wounds but I mostly draw knife wounds and gunshot wounds

[@Dillon-117]

Not a doctor, but it depends on what was hit and where. Arteries tend to spurt, and, depending on location, can spray blood several FEET.

[@Foolish188]

Don't get caught with drawings like that in High School and don't keep a list of the school's bullies with it. Just sayin'

[@benu_bird]

Get caught with that and you'll likely get a 5150 hold.

[@kelsey.2009]

@@benu_bird nah bro I do these drawings on my phone in private but I appreciate the concern.. I guess😅

[@James-ws5du]

Love your videos, man I liked and subscribed and I’m part of the group

[@CaptainApathetic]

As a hospital cleaner/trash tech I'll say the worst smell I've come across is wound care Biohazard waste, something about old blood/wound dressings get me more than anything. Of course I don't work with patients so haven't had to deal with stuff like gangrene smell.

[@savy7555]

for me when I worked in a hospital the worse smell was the alcohol and drug detox rooms and a patient who had myiasis.

[@ianshelton6662]

I know you mentioned hooking up in the ER, where you could tell the people to leave if A&Ox3or4, but what if I'm an ICU patient, intubated on multiple infusions after leaving the OR for open heart surgery and wifey gets on me and does it anyway?

[@AnnaBanana-rq9vh]

She’s not your biggest fan, is she?

[@ianshelton6662]

@@AnnaBanana-rq9vh she loves me

[@shuga1313]

Imagine doctors trying to diagnose idiopathic transverse myelitis .... It took them days to figure it out AFTER they said it was all in my head . Thank goodness for MRIs and CT scans proving otherwise

[@andrer.6693]

Can you please react to the worst Emesis Blue Injuries and give us an inside look from an medical perspective?

[@Maeshalanadae]

We’ve got a seventeen year old female with a GSW through the abdomen! Heavy bleeding in the abdominal cavity, BP is 100 over 60 and dropping!

[@TheVRPro]

What do you do if someone doesnt like the needles in the veins?On the wrist and arm

[@DoctorER]

Depends on the situation. Ur talking location ? Or needle in general

[@TheVRPro]

@@DoctorER Location,arm wrist and and where they draw your blood, I don't remember the name right now.Can there be any issue or complication if the patetient doesn't wanna do it?

[@twocvbloke]

I can imagine that things like pacemakers and internal defibs could be problematic in someone actually remaining dead, at least in terms of the ticker still going, but I presume these days there's a way to turn them off post-mortem to stop them restarting the heart... :\

[@Lionqueen32]

I have a question I recently got a scratch on the back of my knee and I have been taking care of it no sign of infection but now the whole knee is hurting could the two be related?

[@Cesarsestacio-2004]

My aunt has a brain tumor, they already removed it once but another tumor grew in the same place, what is done in those cases?

[@ryansenft3315]

How do emergency medical professionals deal with all the really nasty stuff they see and keep their professional composure?

[@Arseniy_2383]

What causes chronic diseases to appear from birth? is it possible to d*ie from them?

[@scrappydog175]

I commend you buddy, keep it up 👍

[@DoctorER]

Much appreciated

[@Piankhi_the_Greater]

​@@DoctorER your channel is awesome! 👍 A question for next video: how does craniofacial reconstruction work?

[@ЕвгенийФедулов-у9я]

Обожаю твои видео 👍👍😎😎😊😊

[@Сталёнка-ф9ь]

Ооо, мой земляк :]

[@ЕвгенийФедулов-у9я]

@@Сталёнка-ф9ь Привет 😎

[@ЕвгенийФедулов-у9я]

@@alopy_s Отвали

[@torstentvhd4003]

You should react to the manhunt (game) 1&2 executions! Great video!

[@Deleted_user2257]

У меня возник интересный вопрос, возможно, в одном из видео Вы отвечали, но всё-таки. Приходили ли к Вам пациенты с конфетами / плитками шоколада / чаем /букетами цветов в качестве благодарности?

[@koolaidsssokmore5241]

You should do all the medical scenes of the show shameless 😷🚒

[@Respound]

"From a doctor licensed in the US" Grac man

[@bradleygrover1302]

So apparently, medical staff are the most likely to win an eating competition.

[@tavigamer4049]

I had an idea for a reaction video! May you please react to the Ramshackle pilot episode? It has a fair amount of medical scenes, as well as others that’ll make you laugh! I have a feeling you as well as the audience would enjoy it! Either that or Miraculous, but Miraculous has a lot more medical scenes and I think it would be really awesome!

[@Duck_Memes69]

What kind of footwear do doctors wear?

[@alexperez9619]

One question I have for a future video: have you ever got any patients who had toxic shock syndrome and what treatments are there to treat it ?

[@Danielle-xq1jf]

The ED is definitely not somewhere I’d want to be hooking up 😂

[@mmdclub]

Почти 2 миллиона подписчиков. Так держать док💪

[@michaelaugust4313]

We have 6404 when it comes to Tennessee but that is for psych patients

[@МихаилДенисов-т1й]

At 6:00 on the monitor there is a chemical synthesis of steroids in Russian (!), but there are blacks in the audience. Where is this video from? From the Faculty of Chemistry of RUDN University in Moscow?

[@savageandthegentlemen4513]

How do you cope with everything? Or how differently does each individual/ coworkers cope with your work?

[@SorinVladimir]

I hate mortuary smell. Not the dead, the chemical cocktail they pump in as part of embalming process. When a loved one dies you cant get that smell out of your head ever. But yeah, the Department of purulent surgery is the worst imho

[@anxienewbie6023]

You can publish a video about medical cases from the TV series "Vikings"?🤔

[@DoctorER]

That could be fun! Any scenes in particular I should react to?

[@anxienewbie6023]

"Bloody Eagle" ritual. The explanation of why Ivor's leg bones were breaking when his eyes turned blue. But how with the help of red-hot axes, Torstein's hand was amputated.

[@Foolish188]

I believe that is the show where a blonde viking with long hair wanted his hair held to keep it from being cut off when he was about to be executed. Very painful injury there.

[@anxienewbie6023]

@@Foolish188 So in this TV series there was such a thing. Well done, your point is correct

[@ZEROGAMES_PY]

Si un doctor te dice que es un Olor horrible y ellos están acostumbrados a eso es por que es asquerosamente horrible para una persona normal 💀0:50

[@JamesHolman-sr4mo]

Greetings : Hope your doing well , Question if I may , Can a hospital hold you for about a month if they suspect abuse even if said abuse don't exist & Health reason there for don't require no more then a day ??

[@daisycruz2774]

Why do you have to wait SOOO LONG to get 1 result back in the ER? Like, can’t you just email me what I got? My sister went to go get a test to see if she was positive for pregnancy because some other clinic said that it in the study they did, she has a slight chance she may be pregnant and when we went to the hospital, we were there for about 5 HOURS to get 1 result back.

[@ilovemyservicedog8862]

I remember hearing a story years ago about somebody that ended up outside of an ER. I don’t remember if they were brought or if they collapse but they were steps from the ER ambulance store not the ER walk in the ambulance bay so they could be seen by staff staff sees them calls 911911 says they’re on your freaking property. Go get them long story short the person died and they watch the person die and that’s an excusable. I mean I’m sorry go out and get them for God sake I mean, that person should not have died. I hope to God somebody would come and get me. . I’m actually legally blind and I was dropped off once at the wrong entrance to the hospital. It was at a surgery center and when they realized it, they actually had to send somebody out to get me because I wasn’t anywhere near where I was supposed to be and I was so confused, really concerned me because I was like what if I were dying and I was inches away from the door and nobody would come and help me. It really bothered me a lot because I’ve been vulnerable before. .

[@ilovemyservicedog8862]

I have been extremely unlucky when it comes to having emergency situations diagnosed. I went to an urgent care because I was vomiting poop I was told it’s completely impossible for that to happen. Long story short my mother would die very soon after that same thing she died choking on poop so yes, it’s possible, it’s very horrible. It still gives me nightmares that she died that way but yes I had a very unusual case. I basically had a blockage in my intestine caused by my intestine, not moving so it wasn’t physically blocked so that Doctor was full of shit literally . I also was in this happened to be in the ER but it was like a small ER that we have here. I was misdiagnosed I had sepsis and I was in so much pain. My blood pressure was 245 over something was screaming when they were moving me they interpreted this as, a fracture that they could not see no joke that’s what they told me. They were sure my shoulder was broken, even though it looked fine because I was screaming that it was now I had open diabetic infected wounds on my feet that they refused to look at well they had intentionally not treated the infection because my Medicare will only cover the treatment I needed if it was in my bones, so the plan was to let it get to my bones then they were treat it however they didn’t expect it to jump to my shoulder. I didn’t expect that either , so I ended up with sepsis spend a month in the hospital ended up being basically partially paralyzed. That wasn’t the worst thing I’m legally blind. I have a guide dog I needed to go to a long-term facility for rehabilitation and because my shoulder needed to be packed when the facility refused to take me because I had a dog completely illegal. I was told that I would need to watch impact my shoulder. I told the doctor I said I’m not sure what you were taught about blindness but it’s not something I can turn on and off, oddly enough this was not the first time I had been treated like this by a different doctor 10 years earlier I was accused of being a drug addict because I had sunglasses on even though my guy dog was right next to me . I said I can’t do this. Obviously I can’t see it when they finally said well. The facility is not gonna take you. I assumed I would just stay in the hospital. They literally put me in a wheelchair. Drove me home a pick me up. Put me in the wheelchair to staff members rolled the wheelchair in my home lifted me into my bed. Got me some water and some snacks. Got me a dog biscuit bag for the dog and I said I can’t believe you’re just leaving me here I have nobody I live alone and I can’t even go to the bathroom. I was told hopefully a nurse will be there tomorrow and they left me alone. That still wasn’t worst. I’ve been charged $5000 because the medication I received was never meant to be done at home. My insurance is refusing to pay for it. Obviously, I still cannot even get a lawyer, even though it’s against the law, they are when you have Medicare there’s a number that you’re supposed to call if you need one to challenge your discharge they refused to give me the number again illegal but nothing I can do about it

[@andreajara5927]

eso de que te encierran contra tu voluntad pasa en mi país cuando en emergencias detectan que es una enfermedad seria.

[@thegreenguy1234-rt8]

I went to the ER for pooping 💀

[@Desler590]

Doctor, will there be Final Destination?

[@DoctorER]

Just did Final Destination! Watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3_Em2ycfbmqY6c

[@axdshba1889]

I love your videos, interesting and informative ❤

[@mikesilva3868]

Great 😊

[@polovazquez124]

gorbox is a bloody game and so much going on

[@juanzapata492]

Any doubts call dr hibbert 😂

[@Bombandir2007]

Doctor ER you really and good doctor!👍✊

[@robertochavez3000]

But are you aware that eating your food is not that good, either way this video was nice man.

[@totalcreativegaming6681]

This might be a a bit of either a wholesome or inappropriate question, as I know hospitals and medical staff are serious professionals, but what’s the funniest thing you’ve experienced as a doctor?

[@DoggyPlayzYTLC]

@DoctorER, are you continuing the reacting to happy tree friends series? I really like it :)))

[@DoctorER]

Yes! New one dropping Friday!

[@DoggyPlayzYTLC]

@@DoctorER epic :)))))))))))

[@Da_real_ton618]

Still waiting for undertale injuries. ​@@DoctorER

[@punisherbv3174]

Are these questions asked by some of your networks?

[@miriamweller812]

Also obviously more dirty and overall more risky to do anything in the open.

[@Frety5872]

What do you do when patients swear in the ER?

[@DoctorER]

Depends on the context. Usually ask nicely not to do that since others can hear.

[@dustv6684]

DOCTOR!! Can diabetes be cured?? If so, how??😢

[@RealPulisicFanEditz]

Diabetes Can't Be Cured, But You Can Get Rid of Diabetes Not Permanently By Losing Weights, Doing Exercise, Healthy Diet, Drink Water and More

[@benu_bird]

I know it can be reversed in some cases by diet and losing weight. But I don't believe there is a cure.

[@sprink-trapfreeplay8]

Перед каждой терапии у доктора я ожидаю укол особенно у стоматологов, ну мне сейчас все зубы сделали есть 1 зуб который в кариесе ну ну он как будто без Карса себя чувствует

[@filippafransson48]

Can you please react to Grey's Anatomy season one episode two and season one episode three it would be so much fun to watch.

[@simonlathwell]

Doctor ER, doubt you will see or reply to this. Have you ever heard of or seen the condition Hidradenitis Suppurativa? It's a skin disorder that I suffer from, and is not often talked about as it only affects between 1% to 4% of the global population. I think it would be great if you could talk about it so many more people would be aware of it.

[@Hlebok]

спустя десяток видео я понял, что на нем не халат, а пиджак...

[@d_ma5565]

3:50 имба

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

😡 WHY is KZbin NOT allowing me to like this video??👍

[@chelusa-c7s]

kisses = ricura

[@leslielewis3564]

I have a ? I have horrible pain when peeing my come to my house nurse thinks I’m passing kidney stones but I’m in horrible pain all the time I’m awake I dread peeing does this sounds like kidney stones

[@Gachibas]

Так-то халат и нужен для того, чтобы все выделения пациентов попадали на него, а не на врача. Он не для красоты...

[@Mr_Golden_McLaren]

Наконец-то я нашёл русского

[@ignaciocastillo9999]

DoctorER debería ser eterno 🤙😊

[@КсенияГерасимова-с9и]

доктор когда будет пила??

[@facudeadpool9020]

WnGreetings, Doctor, could I recommend that you react to the animated series, Drawn togheter please, thank you very much