The Neurosurgeons REACT to DR GLAUCOMFLECKEN SURGEON'S APOLOGY 🤣

[@tuong194]

My god, watching Dr. G's comedy skit is already a gold experience, but seeing you guys reacting to it just makes this even better 🤣🤣💓💓, I love how you discussed about the topics as well, really insightful and entertaining!

[@TheNeurosurgeons]

Thanks so much for the comment! To be honest, we had lots of fun making it!

[@le_th_]

I didn't think Glaucomflecken's vids could get any funnier...but you guys laughing yourselves makes it even funnier somehow. Hope this is also good "therapy" for you being able to laugh.

[@aeri_taylors-version]

i think the one who said they’ve really apologized tons of times r the med students they brought in to the OR 😂 anesthesia’s the one who said they’ve faked apologies

[@savannahs8914]

Yeah Pink cap is anesthesia

[@intrepidtomato]

how do you expect the surgeons to recognize anesthesia or remember his name? THE AUTHENTICITY

[@rebeccasimpson2988]

Sadly in my world, the neuro surgeons we have are so arrogant.. usually late and in bad moods… some of them kick or throw equipment, and call the entire staff “imbeciles”.

[@KxNOxUTA]

I love the last bit. The crucial thing is also, that inability to apologise is actually concerning! It reeks of insecurity and bad emotion management skills, which then tend to result in A LOT of additional drama and more mess in already dire situations. In fields with lives at stake, buildup of bad emotions can easily result in delays and lethal outcomes. It also consumes a ton of energy, leaving whole teams or companies in states of consistent exhaustion > more mistakes > frustration > more conflict >more exhaustion and so on. I'm livid thinking of how patriarchy has lead to dismissal of emotions when they're literally running most human behaviours. And dismissal leads to low prioritisation of skill development. We observe the very dangerous and costly (far from only, but also monetary) price we all pay. Yet, we often still stay at the level of "patching symptoms" instead of addressing the very unseen core of the cause. That's why the last bit of the skit and your video us "said jokingly" but couldn't be more serious and true! We pack it in humour cause we know it to be true and that's hard to stomach, when it's still so common that society neglect how vital this is.

[@favourpeter733]

Lovely video. I just found your channel and I'm enjoying the content so far.

[@danielwillis12]

Thank you SO much for correcting sound quality from previous videos! Happy I came across your channel :)

[@MelindaKucsera]

This was fun. Thank you!

[@wendy8246]

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