"They're The Arrogant Jerks That Saved Your Life" | House M.D..

[@maxmustermann9587]

The entire series put in one sentence: _"They're the arrogant jerks who saved your life"_

[@nostalji93]

I mean he isnt that arrogant is he? Sure a little snarky here and there, but mostly because he actually knows better. House gets understandbly frustrated from untangling all the hypocritical bs people tell him, so he can do his job. House is portrayed as very disagreeable and rude, but I am not sure about arrogant. His lack of patience is convincingly explained by his chronic pain and drug abuse. Which also explains the lack of respect for personal boundries.

[@Leftyotism]

LOL

[@dijango0015]

@@nostalji93 i mean he kinda is, the reason i stopped watching dr. House Was because i started thinking, "what would i do in the place of the relatives". Most of the time they agree at the beginning to a lot what house recommends and when its not working, or getting worse they start to have doubts about his competence, wich is very much understandable. And i myself have to say i macht have stopped trusting him at one point, even if he comes up with the right solution, trust is sarce and can run out when lives of loved ones are in danger. Espacially since you dont know their track records, since everything is confidential. He does put extreme emotional pressure on the relatives.

[@sonofizzy]

@@nostalji93 When you are a level or more above the intelligence of average folks, it is hard not to develop arrogance as many times it is like being sighted in the land of the blind. You also become impatient, as it is frustrating that you see solutions and other realities much faster than they and often have to slow down to explain (and then many still do not 'get it').

[@nostalji93]

@@sonofizzy maybe If you surround yourself with idiots. But that would make you the idiot for not changing environment. Sounds more to me like you are portraying someone with narcissistic delusions. I hope you are not projecting.

[@45-tejasmahajan84]

Gotta admit, House spinning the cane is satisfying

[@matthewlindeman88]

Got one my self, also happen to take the same medication as him 🤣🤣 (no abuse and no endorsement of taking drugs)

[@marinam.2293]

I wonder if I can learn to spin my walker that way! Ok, maybe not.

[@blackangel163]

Like a Boss!

[@greeneyes8597]

I spun my cane like that. I was recovering from a reconstructed hip surgery due to being driven off the road by a drunk driver.

[@sonofizzy]

I learned how to spin a cane or walking stick a long, long time ago. :)

[@thecommoner544]

Another sign that Chase was the true successor to House, he had no qualms about tricking the mother!

[@arstulex]

Do we need this comment on every video where Chase does something? I swear this is becoming the "This is the moment Walter White became Heisenberg" of House.

[@saso235]

@@arstulex 😂 lol

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

I know, right? People keep saying this like they discovered America only because they already watched the ending. Every doctor who worked under House had shown some House-like traits. And for the most of the show's running, it was Foreman the clear succesor of House. The only reason they put Chase at the end was because Lisa Elstein quit and Foreman became the boss.

[@munchymonk9021]

@@arstulex that is a very strong metaphor lol.

[@daimhafizy]

He's afraid of House

[@SilverHyozanryu]

Props to the actress playing the mom, her character was completely insufferable.

[@MrDeamon1]

The og Karen.

[@cesaravegah3787]

She was a Karen before it was a thing.

[@SuperJoseluigi]

She is beautiful...

[@cesaravegah3787]

@@SuperJoseluigi There is somebody for everyone

[@saudude2174]

@@cesaravegah3787 exactly, that's why the world is so fun

[@Lamb-In-Our-Flow]

The expression on House's face as he walks after the patient is cured is priceless. Hugh Laurie is an amazing actor!

[@genesistaylor1065]

Yes! That mildly smug satisfaction

[@CocoChanelle-1]

That lucked out picking him for the part.

[@rayraheel]

Dude, I swear! Thought nobody else'd catch up on that! Truly a beautifully subtle emote.

[@nogoat]

House definitely took it as a compliment and Foreman took it as an insult since he's basically "I'm House but nicer."

[@SuperLari1234]

Foreman is more like cuddy than he is House.

[@StellaLoreley]

@@SuperLari1234 he’s a combination of both

[@grantplunkett8410]

Unfortunately House but nicer just isn’t House sometimes. At least, that’s the lesson House took from whenever he was happy and made a mistake

[@CasparSG]

Foreman is House without the success rate.

[@mayortomken]

He is not nicer, if anything he's "I'm house but black"

[@cdragen]

I had a book when I was a kid called "6 Deadly Medical Mysteries" or something (it was a Scholastic book from the book ordering catalogues we used to get at school). They were all true stories of medical cases, including the discovery of Lyme Disease, Legionnaire's Syndrome, and even the Love Canal toxic dump story (similar to Erin Brockovich/PG&E incident). This story about the poisoned pants was in there, but the difference was the pants were bought at a flea market, by two different families on opposite sides of town. Each boy went to school wearing the pants and started vomiting and showing signs of poisoning. Kids got taken to two different hospitals, changed into hospital gowns (as typical), and symptoms disappeared, so they were discharged. After putting clothes back on and going home, symptoms suddenly start up again. After a couple cycles of this, one hospital called the other for a consult and discovered they had identical cases. At that point they started looking at commonalities and eventually arrived at the pants. Calling down the road to other places the flea market went they found more cases. Eventually caught up to the guy with the pants and discovered pesticides transported in the same truck had spilled over and soaked the stack of pants. Never thought that 20 years later I'd see the same (similar) story on a primetime tv drama.

[@TheCyberGoblin]

Its not that unusual for this sort of show to take from weird IRL cases. CSI straight up copied an IRL case of supposed sponaneous combustion once.

[@Hooperjz78]

Ok! Now that's really interesting especially the source!

[@meganpetrie5398]

Greys anatomy also bases a lot of their stories on actual cases. Like the guy with a tree growing in his lung.

[@miceltusav88]

This is why I always wash new clothes

[@youngeshmoney]

Yeah I heard the pants story somewhere, don't remember where

[@upsidedownmachiatto2670]

"Judging by the self-importance of your strut" is my favorite line is the whole series.

[@eringalvin932]

Nuh nuh nuh, it's the episode where Cuddy's underwear get snapped, and House is at the pharm, looks at her suspiciously, drops his script, and she bends over to pick it up and he looks at her backside and proclaims "OH, MY, GOD!!!"😂

[@markmiller3713]

I liked that too!

[@mephostopheles3752]

“They’re the arrogant jerks that saved your life.” Chase: Am I a joke to you?

[@wobby1268]

And Chase is the one who *literally* saved the kid's life, lol!

[@aaronmalay5497]

@@wobby1268He's also the one that became House.

[@nipunaggarwal8730]

He sat in front of her so she wouldn't suspect he is pretending to be cdc 🤣

[@arctrog]

chase planned it without house. Otherwise house would have been the first to speak in the scene just after delivering the meds.

[@megasora4]

as arctrog said, chase planned it without houses knowing. (not that its said in the show, its more based on what we know about house and his flair for the dramatics) as house was entirely honest with the mother, his face during the call shows that he did figure it out by the end of the call, but also knew that was the exact answer she was going to get if it was real. House was trying to guilt her by sitting in plain view with the medicine that could (and would) save his sons life while being completely honest with her. as time ticked, she would have probably fell for it eventually, but by then it could have been too late. then she would have been more guilt ridden seeing that the meds sitting in plain view were indeed the right cure this time. probably ending in things that are against youtube's TOS.

[@88mphDrBrown]

@@arctrog that's a pretty loose assertion, especially considering Chase used House's cell and handed it back to him.

[@xowxowxow2278]

Obviously not.

[@StreetDrilla]

@@arctrog definitely planned

[@kunalphadte2674]

"You fooled her with that?" That has got to be Hugh Laurie and not House speaking.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Walking away without looking back...The true sign of a Badass.

[@lilxsweet]

It's been 84 years....and I just can't get away from my house addiction.

[@Poshriel]

Well, with the current market you'd be crazy to invest in real estate. You should wait until the prices drop.

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

@@Poshriel 😂

[@SchneeflockeMonsoon]

It seems… we have a neurological problem.

[@rtphotos4691]

Just open your front door and take that first step outside. You can do it!

[@j0hn288]

It's Lupus!

[@ryanstarkweather3625]

You know, one thing I think this show does better than most real life Drs do is take into consideration the effects of medicine you DONT need and/or treating the wrong problem. It's impressive, but also kinda sad.

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

Really? Because my husband has a chronic illness and the doctors can be a pain in the butt about prescribing the medications that he needs to function.

[@noneofyourbusiness4294]

What? House is going by trial and error, often prescribing unnecessary meds, that lead to the patient almost dying. Sometimes it happens more than once. This show, as entertaining as it is, does absolutely nothing right, when it comes to actually practicing.

[@userjim83]

Surprised you have time to be on KZbin with meeting all the doctors

[@classvitreehouse3796]

@@noneofyourbusiness4294 his cases are also much more difficult than the average doctor will experience

[@tybera1114]

@@WouldntULikeToKnow. That's usually because your insurance won't actually pay for any of it unless there is some kind of diagnosis and authorization in the EHR for it. This isn't the olden days where physicians can just write whatever they want and it's blanket paid for. This also sounds like it may be for pain medication, who's case should be referred to pain specialists because pain meds over too long a time can actually cause more pain and hypersensitivity.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Guilt a powerful weapon in the hands of an Expert...Can make even a stubborn helicopter parent do the right thing.🙆🏿‍♂️

[@666neoselen]

that's sexist toward helicopters 🤣

[@arctrog]

she's more of a tiger than helecopter

[@UltimateEnd0]

Do you come from the W constellation, Cassiopeia?

[@arctrog]

@@UltimateEnd0 what

[@troycm89]

Imagine the real CDC called in a month's time and recommended against using the medicine.

[@bbb462cid]

In my experience, they do not. But then again I do electro-mechanical inspections for a living so they have no reason to call me. But still.

[@daniellau5859]

The CDC is also just hopelessly worthless. Only good thing theyre for is the mass collection record of all diseases to have ever been prevalent in human history

[@AzguardMike]

they actually did a 6:44 "Ah Dr House. The CDC called.... AGAIN!" *oops* @@bbb462cid

[@dennisshaper4744]

Depends on how much it cost...if if wss generic then definitely.

[@raconbacon5649]

While it is strongly implied that the real CDC did call back, seeing as it worked, if they did her response would be "they did it anyway and it saved him"

[@dr.swagatamatorthy3331]

Cameron’s smile at the end is one to die for

[@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jk]

The smile of agreement and a huge sense of pride. She is, after all, part of that team of jerks.

[@Waitomo64]

Absolutely YES!!!!

[@Banthisyoutube-zs6sx]

Her smile is great my younger self had a huge crush on her.

[@nikospikounis355]

You know what. They definitely try ,and succeed, to make her look like a Karen but I would also be hesitant with how many times they messed up in this episode

[@AhegaoEinstein]

Very True, but the nature of their job is that the patients they treat have incredibly uncommon or hard to diagnose diseases. They did mess up but the mom could have been more understanding

[@alexdavis-mann8513]

@@AhegaoEinstein an understanding American? is there such a thing out side of movies and shows?

[@mikaelarutyunov9578]

@@alexdavis-mann8513 That is wrong and uncalled for

[@1SSJA]

@@mikaelarutyunov9578 oh come on be understand

[@cgi2002]

@@AhegaoEinstein tbh the patients they usually accept have already been through a full suite of diagnostic medicine and its not come up with an answer. So their patients are given a wavier regarding houses methods of frankly trial and error.

[@El_Crazyknight]

This was the right move from house to save his life but man that was a monumental risk and bet that could had brought the hospital a massive law suit , hell they got lucky that the mother didnt sue anyway.

[@theyhaventfedmesince]

"I'm saving lives here" C'mon Wilson, that red ball saved more lives than you

[@djoakeydoakey1076]

Spin off series: Redball MD

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

Nah. House can throw the ball for days and get nothing, but 5 minutes with Wilson will always give him the answer

[@ThatFadedAsian]

you forgot the episode where chase murdered a genocidal dictator.

[@arctrog]

given that house takes like 1 or 2 cases a month but normal doctors (wilson) take like 10 i seriously doubt that.

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

@@arctrog House takes like one per week. He said it once. Wilson is oncology head, which means he doesn't take that many cases. Besides, most of House's cases end with the patient healed (he and his team solve most cases than anyone on PP, that's why his department exist). Even if they kill more patients than other, they also salve much more of their patients. While Wilson treat more severe cases of cancer, which means a higher mortality rate.

[@AdamoA5]

I think in this episode the kid should be grateful for Chase's impeaccable Bush Jr's impression.

[@serban031]

I can't believe I never saw this before. Kid's foot twitches at 3:11 right before it cuts to House. Just found it kind of funny :)

[@jmadrid4264]

Made me chuckle :)

[@maiseygray4897]

Lmao

[@Maweena]

It was the lupus that made him do that

[@NoNameAtAll2]

@@Maweena it's never lupus

[@akanotyetdecided]

This comment popped up right before and I zoomed in😂

[@joshw604]

house is the epitome of "the ends justifies the means"

[@Hellhound23691]

Epitome, my friend. ❤

[@potato1341]

Well when it comes to saving lives, it's a decent stance to take!

[@Tula-cs1ef]

Well the ends are a kid not dying so.

[@re12evil]

"So your skin absorbs a little dye, an odd chemical here and there..." Wow what a foreshadowing of Wilson getting cancer...

[@GodsSon987]

I've caught some other foreshadowing from seasons 1-3 so far

[@amitir22]

or the fact that almost every case has some aspect of irony. house - got a rare infraction in the leg. wilson - cancer.

[@messinalyle4030]

I haven't seen the finale. His cancer was caused by his skin absorbing chemicals? I feel terrible for saying this, but his sexist comment about laundry pissed me off so badly that I almost appreciate the poetic justice. Almost. Because I generally like Wilson apart from that one comment.

[@Slackow]

@@messinalyle4030 pretty sure he was being sarcastic lmao

[@AzguardMike]

House: "aha you yawned. Which means your either depressed or you got cancer" Wilson "of course I yawned, I've been up all day. And i'm not depressed, House!" THAT was foreshadowing when House dosed Wilson with speed.

[@Am4t3r4su]

This series will always be special to me but i'll always say that Wilson became one of my favorite characters throughout the series. Was glad he was there till the end

[@lenompasbanal2478]

You know she's bad when asian parents are more laid back than you.

[@BenetbenetLive]

that's racist and funny, I don't know how to feel

[@daniellau5859]

@@BenetbenetLive only when its blatantly insulting with no ounce of fact behind it should you be angry. Stereotypes are there for a reason. Asian parents are more likely to be hard on their kids.

[@BenetbenetLive]

@@daniellau5859 i know what you mean about them "jews" I can read between the lines here buddy, I catch your drift. Stereotypes being there for a reason

[@daniellau5859]

@@BenetbenetLive prime example of racist with no ounce of funny. Who said anything about jews? Were talkin about asian parents here

[@Pratikmayekar4]

@@BenetbenetLive terribly poor rage bait

[@sreenishak4474]

“maybe I am to hard on you - you don’t have to make up that test until next week”… has this woman not learnt anything?!

[@phelpysan]

That's the joke

[@alanparsonsfan]

The answer to this question is in her following sentence: "You can work on applications while you're in bed".

[@l33tninja1]

Will than wonder years later why he left and never calls her or visits

[@mitchellmelkin4078]

Sreenisha K, I suppose we're meant to so readily peg her character, that there's no chance she might have said those two things to the kid, with just a wee bit of sarcasm.

[@fishbowl5308]

@@mitchellmelkin4078 don't think the kid took it that way either considering the face he gave when she said that

[@shubhambisht9311]

"Let my voice trail off" is he reading his dialogues literally

[@pollypockets508]

Disappointed!!! -Kevin Sorbo

[@flithbrin]

I love how as the series progressed Chase became more and more like House.

[@RealityCheck6969]

How can you not love this brilliant show. Especially the first few seasons. After that it went on strange places with drugs, prison...

[@StoneColdMagic]

Great! Now I have to re-binge the entire series again. Thanks a lot!

[@nobodykid23]

6:52 than stop-and-glare moment House and Foreman did was golden

[@TDDMS]

To the person in the comment section that said she's the OG Karen, after watching the entire episode, yes, you're right.

[@tpolutts3309]

One of the mothers from Charlie and the chocolate factory is the original imo.

[@ricardocarrera9837]

Hands down one of the best shows ever

[@bobroberts2581]

“Gadot would be faster” is probably my favorite line from the series.

[@jaireidca]

It’s amazing how the doctors have so much time to stand around watching the patients - I’ve never seen that ever, at least in Canada!

[@JDWBS]

Lol. I loved how the mama said that. She was indeed keeping it real.

[@musical_lolu4811]

Chase's American accent is pretty good actually.

[@katmcvicar]

Much better in Chicago Fire

[@nathanrobinson2130]

I think it's funnier that Hugh makes that comment when people who don't know he's British ask him why he's pretending to have a British accent.

[@Robert53area]

@@nathanrobinson2130 thought he was supposed to be austrailian

[@nathanrobinson2130]

@@Robert53area Huh? Hugh Laurie is definitely British.

[@cannavaras]

@@nathanrobinson2130 He was referring to Chase...the ex Neighbours actor ;)

[@keithshwalbe6981]

The actress that plays the roll of the Mom, is a very fine actress indeed.

[@onemoregodrejected9369]

3:37 aight, that guy wherever you are, you were right, he is definetly the pupil of House and he really resembles him, you win.

[@rem520]

3:30 Both their accent coaches deserve awards

[@crawford1083]

Never ever tire of watching House MD. The best drama ever.

[@VideoGameAutopsy]

She’s a horrible mother, and terrible human being. There’s some irony when she refers to Foreman and House as “pompous and superior” when that’s exactly who she is. Not to mention how callous and cruel she was to Cameron when she tried reasoning with her.

[@divyabhabanubakode6800]

Well afterall she's a Karen and that's exactly their nature 😅

[@AndrewBarsky]

Unfortunately as much it would be great to just let her son die and say “Welp we told you so, good luck living life knowing you killed your son because you knew better then us…” Unfortunately can’t throw her son under the bus to prove a point. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@ClubPenguinMaster88]

They did nearly kill her son, like twice

[@saur2244]

it just gose to show being a parent and being a mother are 2 different things and some people just are not fit to be called a mother or father

[@ClubPenguinMaster88]

@@saur2244 She was, she did just fine

[@imsrini]

This show had moments ... more than most other shows on the telly 👏

[@avgjoesgamin9935]

Chase was always my favorite side kick.

[@cuentaoficialmentesinnombr3613]

"You fooled her with that?" Yeah, karens are known not to be very smart

[@Glum1964]

Whoever decided to make Wilson and House the odd couple of friends they are is the real hero of this series.

[@renatocorvaro6924]

"Maybe I am too hard on you." - Immediately fails to learn anything. I can't say that it doesn't work like that in real life.

[@Dkidari]

6:52 It has been more than 14 years, and I have never forgotten that scene. Since it was aired on television 📺😅😊

[@zmanmotors6649]

It cut out the best part. House and foreman realizing they’re wearing the same kind of shoes and it tells the audience how alike they really are

[@FlickFreaks]

The most unbelievable thing in this entire clip is a doctor pushing a wheelchair.

[@vnsnw1107]

Man I just finished watching the series last month but still can't stop watching clips!

[@jackdoe552]

Chase's southern accent 🤣

[@MegaSuperfatguy]

"They're the arrogant jerks that saved your life." House, pulling out a gun: "Aaaand, I've changed my mind."

[@kursatkaya8158]

House, is among the series worth watching every second of every scene, over and over again.

[@PaulyT999]

If I am having a life threatening event I want an arrogant jerk.

[@nairbgolden2008]

This is the moment Chase became Housenberg

[@canadian__ninja]

The fact that her phone wasn't beside her the whole time took me out of it. No way Karen doesn't have it in her hand the whole time

[@ryanbarker3978]

I have to say, the actress playing the Mom successfully triggered my childhood trauma in this episode. She certainly nailed the character. I know that’s a weird compliment, but spot on.

[@Matthew-bu7fg]

Cameron's smile at the end makes this scene for me

[@Lthies20]

Lol at the foot twitch at 3:11

[@jerrybobteasdale]

One of the big big reasons that this was a great show was that their guest stars were excellent. This actress playing the Mom freaking nailed it. That's EMMY winning stuff.

[@adamhann7584]

Time to start watching the show again!!!

[@Meowface.]

Imagine what they must be charging, to have the head of diagnostic medicine say “don’t worry, I have time “

[@ricksimon9867]

Everyone smiling, but what she basically said was, "they got lucky."

[@maltesefalcon85]

i think the problem with house is they kept on putting him on milkruns when he should be the last resort guy. even sherlock holmes was wasted on regular cases

[@MrArcadia2009]

Love how House and Fireman turned when she said that, LOL!! 🤣🤣

[@JoshSweetvale]

"Arrogant" is what the incompetent call the competent.

[@justinalane5242]

This is a show I wish they would revive. So many new diseases. Covid pandemic. It would be so gooood. Still one of my favorite shows!

[@andrewhoneywell5244]

A covid special would certainly open a huge can of worms.

[@ploppyjr2373]

@@andrewhoneywell5244that would be tiring

[@garvwadhwaney306]

1:15? Not even say thank you? man, the actress is really good at playing unlikable characters

[@mademax1]

That ending was really heart warming

[@r-mance]

3:09 lmao the foot twitch

[@joearcher8771]

As good a show as has ever been produced and Hugh Laurie knocked it out of the park.

[@CrashSable]

How many blooper takes do you think there are of Hugh Laurie smacking himself in the face with the cane?

[@bishop_98]

3:32 - An Australian trying a southern USA accent is always funny. I live 10 min from the CDC and can't imagine that being the stereotypical GA accent.

[@YourLocalPigeon]

"Oops"

[@SheilaRough]

My mom would always wash my dad's clothes before he wore them, especially underwear & socks because he had very sensitive skin

[@LunarSault23]

Chase channeling his inner Mcconaughey

[@EddieLeal]

And let this be a cautionary tale to all those people out there who feel they do not have to wash their clothes after they have bought them new...or used. 😉

[@integral]

Some day I hope to be an arrogant jerk who saved someone's life.

[@divyabhabanubakode6800]

I first time saw a Karen in my life and it was this one 🤣

[@joshuagross3151]

To be fair, they screwed up _a lot_ in this episode. I'd be ready to punch Chase. It would probably make more sense to punch House, but everybody seems to like whaling on the Aussie and I'm not one to go against the crowd.

[@blockhead134]

"Arrogant Jerk that Saved Your Life" seems like it would be Houses favorite title

[@AmyNumberSeven]

Every time I get new clothes or sheets, this scene plays in my head.

[@wjzav1971]

Most unbelievable detail of this scene is Cameron pushing the wheelchair. No doctor would do that.

[@The-Entelechy]

It's funny that House is still in Pilot lighting but everything else seems to be the more modern lighting

[@BariSaxGuy]

how could they cut it before showing the matching gym shoes? I always loved that part! lol

[@tracylf5409]

"Arrogant Jerks That Saved Your Life". I've met this sort of person. Ungrateful, inhumane sociopaths.

[@CloverPandaQ]

but they are arrogant jerks. she was grateful but theyre still jerks

[@annaamalia7189]

But they saved your life !!!!! Let them be what they have to be. You alive that is all that counts

[@toyshanger8945]

Unappreciated help is so sad sometimes

[@jamesparsh1669]

I saw that happen as a kid my uncle was a doctor and he got 0 appreciation " cause its his job" and therefore he was required to do it and he just walked out of this crippled woman's room and told her she could crawl her way out since she was feeling so much better

[@arnoldmuvadi2364]

Cameron kept on walking to avoid catching any strays...😂😂😂

[@jope783]

Man they missed out on the scene after the mom said they were jerks, 2 of them look down and the camera panned down to reveal them wearing fly kicks

[@scottystange7284]

“Oops.”

[@jordanleblanc428]

Cameron's Smile at the end just perfectly fitting

[@carringtonk2165]

Wilson doesn't care about absorbing chemicals from his clothes... gets cancer.

[@Gerrygambone]

Loved Hugh Laurie in Blackadder

[@deliagroer2613]

I have always washed new clothes, undies even sheets after I read about the true jeans/chemical spill story from NY last century.

[@panthercat38]

Last century??? Are you 12???

[@tarsxenomorph8845]

@@panthercat38 The last century ended 22 years ago.

[@yugureyt]

3:09 after the phone call ends his toe twitches. funky

[@TheMan750]

“They’re the arrogant jerks that saved your life” Takes one to know one

[@dwaynemauk566]

Don't know why House resonates with me so much - perhaps it's because my grandfather tended to be sarcastic, sharp-tongued at times, but one of the smartest guys in my life. He could cut you down to size, but had a heart of gold and would do anything for anyone.

[@bethglass6580]

3:09 are we gonna ignore the person in a coma just twitched her leg

[@SZRLM]

Cut out the best part, when they get into the elevator wearing the same shoes.