The RICKY GERVAIS SHOW - S3 E8 - Medicine - REACTION!

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Original Video: The Ricky Gervais Show Season 3 Episode 8 Medicine
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[@wildwine6400]

The actual Einstein quote is "If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it"

[@woowee4452]

Nice

[@WaywardVet]

So if it's daft, stream's worth a raft.

[@brianroman4114]

You can be unwell physically or mentally & not realize. For years I was depressed & it wasn't until I was truly happy again did I realize how awful I felt. You become desensitized. You need a point of reference

[@freethinker--]

Like Karl has said, unless you can experience being in someone else's body,how do you know if you are really feeling ok or not. I've hit rock bottom after a divorce,I now see that as a life experience.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Happiness is such a rare experience in general

[@deeR4574]

When I was a child my parents covered me in alcohol all the time but I'm northern Irish 😂

[@duncanmagee]

Bout ye

[@BigyetiTechnologies]

Covered = fed 😂

[@Industrialist2015ofUk]

Charlie Brooker created Black Mirror. its mostly a coincidence that karl came up with ideas that resembled some of the latter black mirror episodes. Im sure i've already said this before 🤣 yall can look it up, from both sides, Karl and Charlie!

[@duncanmagee]

Hopefully we'll see man moth next season

[@Industrialist2015ofUk]

​@@duncanmageecan't wait for that one 😂

[@matthewlaffey8360]

I think the storyline in question, in Black Museum was specifically based on a story by Penn of Penn and Teller which Karl may have been exposed to some point. But the idea itself has been around for longer

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

King Tut had a crooked spine (presumably because his family were extremely inbred) and did break the back of skull after falling off a chariot which killed him

[@Silver_Specter]

So he was from the southern side of the USA not Egypt, good to know

[@reopreop4690]

Ricky is actually very narrow minded when it comes to Karl's ideas 😂

[@martindunstan8043]

I don't think anyone has a mind that's open and broad enough to take Karl's ideas seriously 😂👍

[@stevenkaye1625]

When I was a kid, I was always really anxious about my health. I was just one of those kids that worried I was gonna get a rare disease and die lol, and I actually used to wish that someone could feel how I felt just so they could tell me that I feel normal and I'm well 😅 I totally relate to Karl there 😆

[@andrewmay1299]

Yeah, I agree with Karl a bit on this one. It’s all relative. If you have the same pain or illness or ailment for a while, you just become used to it and don’t notice it so much. Without being able to compare yourself to how other people feel, you don’t really know if you feel ‘well’ or not.

[@zuzu2700]

I get Karl. Thought about it myself. For example you have people that stop eating sugar and after a while they feel more energetic. Or people who are perpetually tense and basically forgot how 'normal' feels (this is me). I mean I do wonder how I'd feel if I could be fully healthy, mentally and physically, for just 10 seconds. I may go "wow I'm supposed to feel like this?". That's how I'm reading into what Karl's saying.

[@FlyingFox86]

Yeah, exactly. Karl was making perfect sense here. Well, "perfect" may be overstating it.

[@wildwine6400]

Tutankhamun did not die falling off a chariot btw 😅. It was a theory from like 10 years ago, there was a documentary on it, which im guessing Karl saw. It was later disproved. This based on his body being near deformed as though he had been in an accident, something like that. But his body was actually horribly deformed from years and years of inbreeding, which was very common amongst royalty

[@matthewlaffey8360]

He coulda died of whooping cough

[@Silver_Specter]

These were filmed over 10 years ago so he probably saw it pop up in his aol inbox or some shit

[@benjammin9471]

It's really weird when people praise the glorious toughness of the past, it wasnt that long ago that half of all newborn babies died and the most simple disease could kill an adult

[@alanheyes694]

Exactly. It’s just total ignorance.

[@JBLFC92]

That’s missing the point. The point is that you have to build up immunity, especially when you’re young, which people are doing less and less; not that you shouldn’t treat illnesses.

[@cbcdesign001]

A rose coloured spectacles view of the past.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

We aren't living in Star Trek, we're living in Orwell's 1984, even Oceania had the internet

[@SamuelBlack84]

Choco ration is going up

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

@@SamuelBlack84 quite literally, have you seen the cost of Cocoa over the years?

[@ramonalavigne8953]

Just looked this up: "In 2014, producers of a BBC television documentary postulated that Tut died in chariot crash that broke his legs and pelvis, and resulted in an infection and perhaps death by blood poisoning. Supporters of this theory note that Tut was depicted riding on chariots and also suffered from a deformed left foot, making it possible that he fell and broke his leg. While that theory sounded like a good story, there were no records that such an incident occurred. In fact, one of the Egyptologists involved in that British television program still has doubts about what happened."

[@kevinmoore49]

Mardy means to be grumpy or in a bad mood unlike you Mandy who always makes us smile with your reactions to Karl.

[@quench100]

He said "marred" which means damaged. And then he made up the word "marred-y," to mean the baby ends up ruined after all the shots.

[@The-Underbaker]

@@quench100 No, Karl said "mardy", which is slang for someone being in a bad mood or grumpy.

[@quench100]

@@The-Underbaker Nope, he said, "babies are coming out marred... they've always got a runny nose", then he says "coming out all marred-y". He even defines it as "they get ill easy", when Steve asks what he means. The definition of "marred" is flawed or ruined, which makes sense for the context in which he is speaking, i.e. babies having weak immune systems. Calling someone mardy for having a runny nose or getting ill doesn't make sense.

[@matthewbeckford4520]

So Mardy is the opposite of Mandy!

[@cw1774]

​@quench100 he definitely said mardy it's a common slang term in Northern England

[@Onnarashi]

Not a Trekkie myself, but I'll give credit where credit is due in that the original 1960's show apparently predicted some inventions that would come later on, like automatic sliding doors and wireless communication. BTW, I think I heard that that in some country or countries they actually offed prostitution services paid for by the healthcare system for disabled people. Karl would probably lose it over that revelation.

[@SamuelBlack84]

I would officially like to register as disabled

[@VColossalV]

The XFM shows aren't to be confused with the podcasts, these animations are from the podcasts, which came a few years after the original XFM radio shows. I doubt you've heard much or even anything at all from the original XFM days. Some of the best stuff comes from the original XFM shows, it's actually a common thing for Karl fans to fall to sleep to the old radio broadcasts. Many YT channels dedicated to providing this service, to this day, compiling random snippets for people to sleep to. Specifically for sleep. There are various amateur animations of hilarious old XFM clips. There's compilations of the various segments that existed in those days, of course Monkey News (the XFM ones were funnier), Educating Ricky, and Rockbusters. Compilations like Steve vs. Karl are amazing too, in the XFM days Karl and Steve would clash quite often. In my opinion the XFM days were more organic and had a raw vibe that the podcasts/animations just don't have.

[@martindunstan8043]

That's a good point worth mentioning 👍

[@lukem118]

I was listening to S4E01 of the XFM show yesterday, Ricky had just got back from doing a cameo on The Simpsons. For Rockbusters, they were giving away a Matt Groening original drawing of Homer Simpson with a speech bubble saying something like "Karl is dumb like me". And he did a voice over of homer calling Karl out for his round head ... that is a cross over that I was not expecting 😂

[@arsenewenger49]

You’ve lost your arms and legs, you’ll be losing *that* too if you keep sticking it up there 😂😂😂😂

[@Alf20783]

I love that you're doing this videos. I listen to their podcast all the time and watch Karl's an Idiot Abroad series every now and then.

[@chadadams8752]

Hey Mandy your videos make me laugh. You're an absolute gem 💎

[@craigmcnamee]

Aha "Mard" is a typical northern British insult for being soft or weak disposition. lol

[@wildwine6400]

Mard or mard arse 😅

[@sarahfields288]

Yea or being in a mood. She's being mardy

[@dupersuper1938]

"Beam up the information"??? She's right: she's not a trekkie.

[@notbeck5220]

I agree with Karl that it can sometimes be hard to know if you're feeling ok. I had a problem with my intestines and got occasional stomach aches. After I finally had surgery and the problem was fixed I realised that I'd had a constant low level stomach ache even when I thought I was feeling normal.

[@aaronmicalowe]

My dad was feeling a bit tired so he went to the doctor and they prescribed him steroids. Years later the tiredness came back so they did tests and discovered he had stage 4 cancer. The steroids were just masking the symptoms. He was dead within 3 months.

[@someperson6053]

It often comes down to where a person's baseline is. At least to my mind. Someone might walk around with a 6 out of 10 level of pain in one area of their body, so when another area of their body starts to hurt at a level of 4 out of 10, they don't feel like that is even a pain that needs to be addressed. Another person will have a baseline of 0 out of 10 on the pain scale, so when something starts to hurt, they will immediately run to a doctor. Even if it is a 2 out of 10 level of pain. I used to have a certain medical issue where a certain physiological process was painful for me. But because that is the only thing I knew, I thought that process was supposed to be painful, that everyone experienced it that way. Took me years to find out I was wrong. That would be another reason how someone might not be aware that there is a problem.

[@Martin-88]

The word you asked about at 7:55 is 'mardy'. It's a phrase we use up north to mean miserable or grumpy.

[@johnshepard1234]

Mardy means they throw tantrums , maybe he meant colic

[@roybowers4315]

i wasn't allowed to lick the railings and floor till i'd finished my homework!!!!!!!!! buggar😁

[@kyletaylor-richardson]

Thank you for this upload 😊 I needed some cheering up and hearing Karl divulge some of his most bizarre thoughts and theories did just that. 😄 Hope things are good with you❣️

[@watchtheskies]

Mandy, the expression on your face through that last section was the funniest part of this video 🙃

[@cbcdesign001]

Star Trek most certainly did predict the future. Original series predictions: Voice Activated computers (Alexa, Siri etc) personal communicators (cell phones). The PADD (Tablets). Tri-corders, the equivalent of todays MRI scanners in a compact form. HUDs (head up displays, the list goes on. The internet is just a whole host on interconnected computers, Star Trek had that but also across lights years of space.

[@EpicNovA97]

29:40 she wasn't ready 😅

[@icba9292]

Mandy trying to give her conclusion/closing thoughts without being cancelled in the end l00000l

[@slimpixie2404]

Bwahahahaha!! The end!!

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

every child should be making mud pies in the garden , when i was a young child , 3 - 8 years old , i was always getting splinters in my hands from handling my dads timber offcuts from DIY in the garden and building things with them and getting dirty

[@wildwine6400]

Turkey Twizzlers- the arch enemy of Jamie Oliver. They are pretty much a twisty turkey sausage with a tomato flavoured coating. He got them banned for being unhealthy by his standards when he went on a rampage against school dinners near 20 years ago. They brought them back again after like 15 years but they are awful now and completely different.

[@spooksmcgee3934]

Misread this as John Oliver and honestly the first part didn't seem so far-fetched

[@SamuelBlack84]

It isn't up to him what people eat. He should mind his own business

[@lukem118]

I bet Pillow Man didn't need a nurse to help him "put it in" his wife.... he didn't even need help rolling a cigarette 😂

[@quench100]

Another fun one, thanks Mandy! I thought the guy with his butt out looked like Hulk Hogan 🤣🤣

[@MandyCaneLane]

Lmao! Him too 🤣🤣🤣

[@thomasellis936]

You’re dead right about Black Mirror. I was thinking the same!

[@Polmeetsworld]

lol Mandy you funny, good reaction again

[@alexp6712]

Often, Karl says something I really don’t know what their problem with it is. Like Tutankhamen. I don’t know whether it’s accurate, but it’s completely plausible that he could have fallen off a chariot, broken his leg, had that improperly set and died. If so, it also might have been written down. The Egyptians did keep records. I’m going to look it up…

[@alexp6712]

Looked it up. He did have a broken leg which had not been set properly. Before 2010, the leading theory was that he died from an infection due to that. My guess would be that Karl watched a documentary where they speculated that maybe he broke it falling off a chariot, which is completely plausible. He was 19, and would have been physically active.

[@WaywardVet]

As for smallpox, yes, open knowledge is that the USA keeps some in Atlanta at the CDC. Moscow has some too, but I doubt anyone opened it looking for yogurt. It does look like a regular freezer but with the chains and padlocks there's no way anyone is going to accidentally open it. (Of course, that famous pic could be a fake. Disinformation warfare is a thing.)

[@Jbatley1]

Mardy is basically when you’re miserable. It’s referenced in the Arctic Monkeys song, Mardy Bum 😊 good song! They are from Manchester, where Karl is from

[@jakemorrison8507]

No they aren't. They are from Sheffield

[@Gazzzz1]

Startrek predicted tablets and smartphones though

[@andrewmay1299]

Yet more absolute bullsh*t from Karl, when he’s claiming that ‘Scruffy Sandra’ was never ill. How on Earth would you notice that some random person from your neighbourhood, who you presumably only encounter sporadically at best, is never ill? Such a strange and ridiculous claim to make. I’m surprised that Gervais and Merchant don’t really challenge him on that.

[@huaysai]

Thanks for this, A Dose of Karl. Never was I in the slightest doubt Karl would have something to say about the medicine of the ancient world. Because he always has an opinion about everything! The real question would be, does Karl ever disappoint? Not yet! In this episode, as Mandy noted, we 'learned stuff.' Actually more than I really needed to know!

[@MandyCaneLane]

Hahahhaa, right? I could have lived a whole happy life not knowing any of this 😅

[@michaelcaffery5038]

This is another case of Ricky mocking Karl wrongly. It's now thought not to be the cause of death but there is evidence of injury and infection to Tutankhamen's knee. Royalty were trained in martial arts such as charioteering and it's almost certain he was taught how to ride a chariot. That's not to say he would physically have been up to actual combat.

[@davidneal9368]

Use to build your own immune system. Didn't keep going to the doctor 💊 no artificial heating just an open fire 🔥

[@col4022]

I work in a hospital and when we are assessing patients to be admitted we have to assess allergies. You have no idea how many more allergies younger people have compared to the generations above them. It's scary.

[@jasongates-]

I had to look up Black Mirror. Is that supposed to be like the modern version of The Twilight Zone? Karl: "People are living too long." Me: PLEASE let me make it to my 116th birthday. (The end) I need help finding someone to go at it with. I wouldn't want help actually going at it with someone. Karl has a point, that the mood isn't there, if a nurse or something is helping with that. If I ain't in the mood (which is VERY rarely the case), I wouldn't want to go through with it. If I need a nurse to put me inside the girl, don't bother. I'll just go without, which is the story of my life, anyway. There must be a way for the nurse to help without actually helping. Like, make a contraption, or set up the room, where they could go off that to get "it" inside, so that the nurse wouldn't have to be there physically putting the one into the other for them. That ruins the vibe, if it happens with the help of a nurse. That would be more like just another task during the day, like chores (washing dishes, etc.), instead of it being your feelings for the other person, or procreation. So Karl has a point.

[@stemid85]

omg finally!

[@Atmanyatri]

scruffy sandra 😂😂😂

[@Silver_Specter]

Just wait until karl discovers blood test and lumbar lumbar punctures he'd be mind blown 😂

[@kevintipcorn6787]

The main guy behind Black Mirror was the TV critic for the newspaper that put out the first few seasons of the podcast, and was very online back then, so you might be right.

[@SamuelBlack84]

This is why one should always copyright their ideas

[@ajivins1]

The thing about a show like Star Trek is that it's supposed to be an adventure so it's outward looking as opposed to inward. It wouldn't be much of a watch if Kirk spent the episode on Facebook or Twitter. The Willis movie 'Surrogates' was about people being locked inside, experiencing the world via avatars. They had flip phones, anyway! Scruffy Sandra looks like Bette Davies.

[@jontastic]

The idea of a machine transferring the symptoms to a Dr has been somewhat in tv and movies. Several examples exist where a character touches a sick person and they heal them. One more direct example was a person who could feel the pain, and direct the doctor how to treat the patient.

[@joshcrawford4076]

I'm with Karl all the way from beginning to end here! 👌🏼😂

[@andrewmay1299]

I mean, hopefully not the homophobia right at the end……

[@animalcharitychannel]

Did we see Mandy blushing 😅😅 😳😳

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

You're so right Mandy, I'm 50 now and I can honestly say I don't remember the last time I was ill......and I'm sure it was because my mum just let us get on with being kids and messing about, kids today are wrapped in cotton wool and they're always ill as they haven't built up strong immunities.. Great reaction as always. 👍🏻👊🏻

[@arifeannor9573]

most people get sick from age 0-25ish and then you are alright till your immune system starts going downhill. On average your 30's and 40 are supposed to be fairly healthy.(Not to say you'll never get sick, but usually less often than when you were a kid.) Also, if you don't hang around other people a lot that also helps. The only thing thats made me sick in the last 15 years or so is food poisoning. Kids get sick, that's how they build up immune systems. If you have a kid that is never sick, then that is when you worry.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Covid was my last occasion of true sickness and then some

[@aaronmicalowe]

I had an Indian co-worker called Shilper Popat (don't worry, it's a very common name), who was one of the most hygienic people I knew, but she was always getting sniffles and illnesses. Whereas I would happily eat something that passes the 3 second rule (which I know is BS), and I rarely get sick. 🤷‍♂ Would say never but never say never. 😂

[@CMDRRustyDog]

I'm not 100% on this, but I think when Ricky was talking about people who pop mens 'tackle' in, that he might have been trolling Karl to get a response. I seriously doubt this is an actual thing. Karl wasn't having it and I think he was right. "Scruffy Sander" haha, Ricky was quick on that one. Great episode and reaction. I wonder if it was after this that Karl wanted to tell Suzanne about the immune system. LOL.

[@123456twat]

of course that's a thing ..... not as nonchalantly as he describes , but for sure its true. from second hand experience i know its true. more so for two people who has had there lives changed from a accident or the like... ether way its nice to know there are people out there that would do that for two people

[@CMDRRustyDog]

@@123456twat You can't just say "of course" as if it's plainly obvious, because it clearly isn't. You can find 'evidence' of anything if you look hard enough. Ghosts and Aliens included.

[@voidphilosopher2321]

I wonder how many black mirror episodes were made on Karl's ideas

[@phillipcarlroberts4640]

To be fair to Karl here historians do believe that Tutankhamun died because of an injury sustained from a chariot accident, Ricky and Steve seem naive to me in that converse...they think they know it all but they don't. back in those days a broken leg meant a slow and painful death, a femur break meant death in 3 hours due to blood loss, obviously nobody knows what really happened,,but his corpse had a broken leg.

[@laupstad]

The XFM stuff was technically a local radio show rather than a podcast, but it was broadcast over the internet as well over the FM band in London. None of that content is in the podcasts directly, though some of the topics are "recycled". With most of those initial questions after the watercooler scene both Ricky and Steve knows roughly what Karl the answer will be or gently remind him to repeat what he said last time they talked about it on the radio show. The unanimated podcasts are roughly 10 minutes longer than these, but most of the cut stuff is just fluff mentioning sponsors throughout the show and other sort of messy parts cut for clarity. You mentioned something about him seeming like a lot to deal with in person in another video. You have no idea. It's funny, but he is the most annoying person in the world! You should check out "Living with Ricky Gervais" where he gives us a glimpse of what he's like behind the scenes with another friend of his. Ricky explains like "I love him wrong". I think Karl more or less took over Robin Ince's role as the one receiving the "wrong love" after they met. It sounds awful, but it is really funny. I think the clip where they are trying to get in touch with Brad Pitt for Extras is part of it.

[@Will-nn6ux]

Wut? It's not a rumour that we are keeping samples of smallpox. There are known samples at labs in the US and Russia.

[@ralbenem1085]

11:54 Ricky can pretend to misunderstand for comic effect but that point was solid. So many things sound crazy but can also be true.

[@jerryhayes9497]

Mardy is a northern England word which means very grumpy or in a bad mood

[@SamuelBlack84]

In my neck of the woods, mardy meant cowardly rather than grumpy

[@surlycanadian]

The Enterprise’s mission was exploring new worlds. What info would the internet in Star Trek have on an undiscovered planet? at least in your one example of the internet’s usefulness that the shows didn’t showcase, the internet would not have been applicable at all.

[@hairlylarry]

Karl was right about King Tut. I remember talking about it in school

[@tmg2315]

I once encountered a woman who smelled so bad my eyes were watering,she must not of washed for a year, and I was working at the time so I couldn't leave, but I tried my best to create distance between us

[@monkeydust100]

They should've made Karl the baby, as he looks like one in this cartoon.

[@RavenZahadoom]

12:40 This was another one of Karl's idea's that became a Black Mirror episode Edit: ohh lol at 16:18 you remember too.

[@Tommy9756]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

..and the movie strange case of Benjamin Buton" seems to had the idea from Karl as well..lol

[@lukem118]

That was written by F. Scott Fitzgerald years ago.

[@davidharvey4433]

Pretty sure Black Mirror writers we’re fans of Karl

[@davidneal9368]

It's true out of science fiction comes the future. Star trek you've got your 📱 same thing with holograms

[@friendlyneighbourhoodsteve4087]

Wow, what an episode. There's so much I could say about this one my brain hurts. So I won't. Except... Loved the look of curious excitement on your face when Karl attempted to quote Einstein 😂 But most importantly, which would you rather? A robotic Karl, almost indistinguishable from the real thing, who acts and behaves in almost exactly the same way as Karl, and he is yours, he lives with you now and you can't get rid of him. Or 300 Twix.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Assuming the 300 Twix don't expire, I choose Robot Karl. Lol JK, the twix, hands down.

[@friendlyneighbourhoodsteve4087]

@@MandyCaneLane good choice 👌

[@polarplays]

lol lady came on the bus with some bees i guess and it stinks

[@aaronmicalowe]

19:57 Dicktanian?

[@CommissionerSleer]

Yeah, Charlie Brooker definitely got some ideas from Karl

[@kristybob_toothpaste]

mardy = grumpy

[@someperson6053]

16:31 to be fair, that is what humans tend to do, isn't it? They can take any idea, even the most beautiful, noble and altruistic, and turn it into something selfish, cringy and weird (often with a sexual component). It's like with cults: They may start as a new religious interpretation of the world, but eventually they are going to end up with the leader of the cult wanting to sleep with every member's wife (because God wants him to, obviously).

[@allanheslop4493]

I was born mid 50s obviously lots of old wives tales . a kid gets measles or chickenpox have a kids party. Girls got measles less problems with pregnancy later . Mumps get it younger . Stop’s problems for men later . God I’m old

[@5hanesBoard]

I'm scared for those who haven't already succumbed to the clot shots.

[@nickwhite571]

Nah then mardy bum, I’ve seen your frown and it’s looking down the barrel of a gun 🎼🎸🎤

[@sarahfields288]

I agree with the machine. Especially for my son who doesn't talk yet (hes 10)

[@andrewq159]

Your ten-year-old son has never learned to speak? What's the reason for that?

[@lukem118]

@@andrewq159 he might be non-verbal autistic or something. Doesn't mean he didn't learn.

[@andrewq159]

@@lukem118 Autism is lifelong. He couldn't have learnt to speak, then due to autism stopped being able to.

[@merkavah4]

A problem solved is a problem... caused.

[@xx_theartfuldodger_xx1105]

A problem solved...is a problem caused.

[@willmartin2078]

Your right Mandy it was in black mirror, Karl has predicted an awful lot over the years

[@Cbricklyne]

He didn't predict it. It's a trope that's existed in sci-fi and science circles going back over 80 years - the notion of pain transference to someone else like a doctor to better let them know how you're actually feeling - and has even been referenced in tv shows like the original Star Trek series. It's the ting with Karl where he reads something in a (typically pulp) magazine, and then forgets he read it (or where from), and then later on thinks he came up with the idea himself.

[@willmartin2078]

@@Cbricklyne sorry pal didn't know you was his biographer

[@kristybob_toothpaste]

did you ever get round to watching i could eat a knob at night?

[@davidneal9368]

Karl on about fruit 🍑🍓 I could do with an orange 🍊 now 😀

[@DJ_PROMO_PR]

Mandy... no estabas preparada para ese final. 🤷‍♂🤣🤣🤣❤‍🔥

[@conormurphy4328]

I think I’d rather get sick and not die from a serious infection 🤷‍♂️

[@johnshepard1234]

When cave men were knocking about 😅

[@19Paul91]

I mean hes not right about the whooping cough vacine, but i think he just chose a bad example.

[@markbarret123]

I love your reactions and this show! But Ricky and Steve annoy me because they’re basically pseudointelecttuals who whenever Karl says something they don’t understand immediately dismiss it as nonsense. If they actually thought about it, it makes a lot of sense!

[@TheInsideVideo]

Could you lower your mic a little? It's so piercingly loud when you laugh compared to the original audio. Actually making me grind my teeth in annoyance.