The Wheelchair Bet | House M.D..

[@PoisonedTongue]

“She hot?” “She’s in a wheelchair” “Doesn’t mean she’s not hot” Chase focusing on what’s important

[@meowisaway]

a chad

[@indrayanray5132]

What is the name of the song that plays at the end?

[@Dash20]

@@meowisaway But a progressive Chad. 😂

[@DevoteeOfAergia]

@@indrayanray5132 In the Waiting Line by Zero 7

[@methanoI]

Ehh, Id say the wheelchair takes a couple points off.

[@junkaccount2535]

"House, you can walk 50 feet." "Yeah but she can roll 50 miles between oil changes!" *DAMN.*

[@deepdog8729]

Sucks that we will never get a new metal gear game

[@evilclown019]

He’s not wrong

[@egthatyoutubes8094]

wait wasnt it yards for house?

[@timthebigone]

@@deepdog8729 metal gear?!

[@knoxynyr87]

I lost it, everything was a climax to that point

[@sam93931]

its those little side stories each episode that made this series so great

[@ComradeTiki]

heheh yeah this one was pretty great

[@sam93931]

ComradeTiki hey whats up man :P

[@judgment5090]

Leg pain, sassiness, and stubbornness these are the ingredients to make a house, but an accident occurred in which cuddy made a bet with house. This made him even more of a prick and we all love him for it.

[@johnyepthomi892]

Most people don't understand what the series is about. They think it's a boring doctor solving cases series. I too feel the number of seizures in the series is a hell lot but that has nothing to do with the actual story going on in the series. The interactions , the wit and some comedy in between. What's not to love in this series. There's love , hate happiness, misery and serious. It's gives rise to most emotions we can experience as a human.

[@rdowg]

Because let's be real, the main stories were pretty formulaic

[@Alucard-gt1zf]

The fact they never notified house of the change is actually a courtable offensive

[@foxcheetah6035]

It's House MD. Everything is a courtable offense.

[@andrew_yuen]

They probably did but House just never checks his emails

[@Woodside235]

@@andrew_yuen Guarantee this.

[@damianmares5338]

@@andrew_yuen I don't check my emails either, that's why I have over 7000 of them unread

[@ackermanclan1613]

@@damianmares5338 well aren't you a social butterfly

[@gurglequeen433]

Honestly House has a point. It's winter, he has a can and a bum leg, he has a greater fall risk and as he pointed out, her wheelchair can go farther faster then he can walk.

[@eii7316]

Let's be honest it's house ....it could have been 75 degrees and perfectly dry it would have been the same thing.

[@losfachmenn6365]

@@eii7316 true but even then, wheelchair's easier than a cane and a leg that hurts to hell and back

[@eii7316]

@@losfachmenn6365 meh debatable .....the spots were right across from each other dinnt seem like a distant problem vs a visibility crossing the street problem .....plus house could get a wheelchair if he wanted....that's a personal choice.

[@ddpritchard9272]

@@eii7316 and it would have still been true he was worse off than her since he actually has to walk on his injuries and she just gets to sit down

[@r.j.9822]

@@eii7316 you can’t just “get a wheelchair”🤦‍♂️you shouldn’t be sitting for that long unless you can’t stand at all. You might just be paralyzing yourself by being lazy

[@GeneralDouchington]

That "I'd rather be walking." sticker on the back of the wheelchair is golden.

[@mysticflow467]

what are you talking about.

[@GeneralDouchington]

6:33 watch the back of his seat

[@ThatLaloBoy]

Hahaha that's gold right there

[@emmie7684]

majestic

[@immortalsun]

How in the hell did you even notice that?

[@nedelsonjinx]

“How guilty does she look ?” “About an 8.” “THAT SPACE IS MINE”

[@lizzydarcy7257]

DOMination did he get it?

[@gdduuhsstyhbbb]

@@lizzydarcy7257 yep

[@janehrahan5116]

If I recall he got cuddies spot, which is the best spot cause she's the dean.

[@shamrockmc7515]

veni vidi vici (I came, I saw, I conquered)

[@Itsprincesweets]

It's actually pronounced weni widi wichi, as the romans had soft "v"s and hard "c"s like

[@martinizarrualde7101]

I'm surprised nobody commented on Cuddy's change of expression at 8:40 after seeing him cripple towards her. It reminded her that she knows how much pain he is in, and the whole ordeal with his leg. Very good acting, right there.

[@alexthebadassbadger5749]

That was priceless!

[@maddiewhatever441]

It always seems to me that they forget that he's constantly battling pain.

[@Nehasupnfan]

At that point in time she finally remembered she fucked up just to be mean.

[@abdullahjaved0330]

I NOTICED

[@mauz791]

And his little outburst was perfect too

[@BrickedUpp]

“Is she hot?” “She’s in a wheelchair” “Doesn’t mean she’s not hot” And, *she is hot*

[@Jack-sy8mr]

Good point from Chase Not sure if it comes from enlightenment, or horniness?

[@Egilhelmson]

Jack Given Chase’s performance at (in/on??) the Wedding episode (where his nude selfie was put on the Internet by a woman he left other conquests), it is his horniness, far more than any enlightenment, other than to realize that a woman in a wheelchair can still be hot.

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

Men aren't terribly picky it seems. Cute face, not more than 40 pounds overweight, and we got a winner.

[@joebenzz]

@@Jack-sy8mr As a wise man once said, "Enlightenment comes in many forms. Especially horniness" 😄

[@frosty8592]

Only without glasses

[@LewisBowels]

His smug, childish smile after power sliding into his car always gets me.

[@delanorrosey4730]

I always love power sliding wheelchairs. Beats walking and hurting the feet, I can guarantee you that!

[@juanmanuelpenaloza9264]

Cue the Eurobeat

[@noelcruz2891]

And when he backed his car to close the passenger door😅

[@jordanongelstern]

3:58

[@jsteja7127]

Small things like that show house would've been so jovial and insanely childlike if he didn't have his leg pain.

[@jobkramer560]

As someone who lives in a (non-electric) wheelchair I find it kinda funny this is raising quite the argument. Btw, it's not winter all year, and while hitting branches and other shit with a wheelchair can give a REALLY sudden stop, there's no tripping over it like House could. I'm with him on this one.

[@moreththerogue6218]

Same here. 30+ years as a para, I rarely use handicrip spaces even when shopping. Rolling an extra 50 yards means nothing to me but to someone with serious mobility or internal problems it can be a real issue.

[@Maktumekal_Ilzrei]

While I can't say I've ever been in a wheelchair, or used a cane or crutches, I find it mildly interesting and amusing to see a number of people like the pair of you, actually siding with House on this one.

[@jobkramer560]

@@Maktumekal_Ilzrei me too

[@sweetdreampoison]

I've used a wheelchair (briefly) and crutches and now on bad days need a cane, let me just say when I used the wheelchair it was a loooot easier to cross those distances even in winder.

[@hannahlack1061]

Plus the bet seems silly as many people with disabilities dont permanently live in a wheelchair. There are people using wheelchairs who can stand up and walk short distances.

[@xTaanzo]

To be fair as well, House's leg is in constant pain isnt it? So for him, walking that extra bit is more painful and stressful than the lady in the wheel chair. You could argue he is partially handicapped? and has rights to the space as well. I thought the whole point of a handicapped space was for convenience, so isnt someone who gets more relief from it more entitled? (house) Also its more dangerous and easier to slip with a cane than a wheel chair... plus its also a hospital zone so i don't think anyone is going to get hit by a car and there is plenty of people around to help a person on a wheel chair.

[@AbsolXGuardian]

That's why somewhere (especially a hospital) should have multiple disability parking spaces!!! They both deserve it!! For fucks sake, shift another employee who is closer to the door, but it's handicapped, and instead is just lucky or won the auction. I don't have the best mental image of the parking lot from this clip, but it looks like there are people parked right next to the handicapped spot. And House doesn't even need a wider spot, unlike the wheelchair lady.

[@cristinacabansag4655]

SunneeRaijin love your prof photo

[@bellawinchester6200]

@@AbsolXGuardian House doesn't need a wider spot, he needs a closer spot. Walking on ice with a bum leg and a cane is a huge walking hazard and her argument that she deserves the spot because she can't walk is kinda ridiculous. She is in an electric wheelchair, the tank of all wheelchairs. She doesn't have to move her arms or have someone assist her (I mean she can but she doesn't have too) and they are much safer in ice and snow than a cane. House also experiences much more pain than she does, which could cause him more problems walking and he could slip and hurt himself. Cuddy should realize that and she should have CONSULTED the two doctors before moving house. They both should get spots closer to the hospital entrance, Cuddy was just being irrational and trying to do something without arguing with House.

[@robbrush3863]

He is handicapped if he didn't have a job he would undoubtedly be on disability, he even has the handicapped parking pass

[@StarrChild.]

This isn’t a disability olympics. Both have right to the space and it comes down to a first come first serve. If this becomes an issue again and again then the hospital need to adjust their parking arrangement for more disabled spaces. House only needs a closer space.

[@Morbacounet]

I'm in a wheelchair and I would give my spot to House (just because he might make me walk again after some bizarre and unethical treatment).

[@TyrBarghest]

Tied down to an operating table and forced to listen to modern pop music and soundcloud rappers.

[@Morbacounet]

Cuddy wouldn't allow such a horrible thing.

[@roombasrevenge1948]

But House would do it anyways ^

[@Morbacounet]

After a discussion with Wilson.

[@MrNeboff]

@francois . haha. u know, i'm actually picturing an episode like that. hope you get better soon, though.

[@AnarielAnastil]

Speaking as someone in a wheelchair (mine is electric like the woman's), House is right. That excuse she gave about it being dangerous was kinda lame. Yes, cars do have trouble seeing you *sometimes*, but having reflectors helps that (similar to reflectors on a bicycle), and there's always the phrase, "Look both ways before you cross the street." Doesn't always guarantee safety and accidents of course can still happen, BUT ultimately it IS easier for her to cross the parking lot than it is for him, especially since her wheelchair is electric and not manual. If it was a manual chair, it might be more of a debate, but even then, House is dealing with chronic pain that would be aggravated by the extra walking and is also at a higher risk of falling (especially in winter), so point goes to House. House should get the parking space.

[@Ziggyziggy1]

Brilliantly explained.

[@Basiritz]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@Exceltiaawesome]

I've used both a wheelchair and crutches - house definitely deserves the parking lot. Cuddy has no idea how easy it is to fall with only one functioning leg.

[@GenGamesUniverse]

Yea, though she had no intention of giving House the spot back, just to be a smug bitch.

[@cunningsmile4166]

Being monoplegic is worse than paraplegic

[@meowzinga]

Cunning Smile Exactly, just like torture is worse then a peaceful death.

[@oliviavanbrink]

What happened

[@P.Griffin]

House is right though. She could do a goddamn marathon in that automated wheelchair and not get tired.

[@phastinemoon]

Except that's not what the argument is about. His argument is about his convenience -- yes, it's tricky navigating the snow and ice with a cane, but it's no more dangerous than it is for a person who DOESN'T walk with a cane. Her argument is about safety -- she's at a higher risk for being hit by a car because of her handicap. House still gets a closer spot and a handicapped space, it's just not the same one as before.

[@kadenwalker9592]

phastinemoon, I'm not sure if you've ever used a cane or crutches before, but one misstep with something that's supporting you is much more dangerous than a misstep for someone with two good legs. Also, many people put small flags or markers on their wheelchairs for that very reason.

[@primo2296]

phastinemoon Tripping on four well spaced wheels is a lot more difficult then a cane, in fact its pretty much impossible, your argument is invalid.

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

phastinemoon you don’t think using a cane when there’s black ice around is a safety risk?

[@P.Griffin]

His argument is NOT about convenience, you nitwit. Did you even watch the clip in its entirety? He specifically said that walking more makes his leg hurt (more). That wouldn't apply to an automated wheelchair. How exactly is that about convenience?

[@alanfender123]

"if it isn't Dr. IhadnofriendswhenIwasgrowingupsoallIdidwaswatchTVbymyselfwhichiswhyIcannowmakeconstantpopculturereferenceswhichnooneunderstandsbutme" hilarious and insightful all at the same time lol

[@Prateek500000]

alanfender123 that’s his name don’t wear it out

[@karapapaxatzidimitrakopoulos]

Dr. IhadnofriendswhenIwasgrowingupsoallIdidwaswatchTVbymyselfwhichiswhyIcannowmakeconstantpopculturereferenceswhichnooneunderstandsbutme is an ogologist.

[@handlmycck]

Too real

[@emeralf9228]

6:06

[@eazy1174]

Read this at the exact moment it happened and how much free time did you have lol

[@waawaaaa]

Shouldn't he get the spot anyway? They were talking about that legal thing, she's in a chair so long distance shouldn't be a problem and he's using a cane so long distance would be.

[@brendalg4]

That was his point

[@waawaaaa]

I know, but Cuddy and everyone else saw he was just pissed he had to move a few yards, basically acting like a kid

[@rougn]

@@waawaaaa A few yards when your leg is throbbing can feel like miles.

[@Chocobear555]

@@waawaaaa: Doesn't matter. Cuddy was just being petty, far as I can see.

[@lindsey9153]

waawaa you go and get chronic pain in your leg and walk around a lot. Your mind will change

[@pyromaniac2104]

3:57 I REFUSE to believe that was scripted, look at his face he found that genuinely hilarious

[@GenGamesUniverse]

I believe Hugh Laurie actually hurt his leg in the show so they added that in to make it look like he was physically handicapped and that he was not able to walk properly so they added in that bit in the show.

[@MohnJcIntyre]

yeah he came in a little too hot there didnt he?

[@Djeispark]

@@GenGamesUniverse *Did you ever see the House M.D. Swan Song that was a "making of" bonus of Season 8? It talked about how they made the character of House. Originally the idea of the character was he was in a wheelchair. It wasn't convenient for all the things they needed House to do so they switched the story to him using a cane. Then they added the muscle death story to justify him using that cane. There was no accident or him "hurting himself"*

[@arteonyx]

Bruh lmao

[@RhyperiorRanger]

It looked like fun

[@theheavenlyfb4071]

The ONE time he got out of the chair and it was to save a kid? Yeah I'm with House he fucking earned that, he was in the chair for the whole week minus one important incident that required him to stop the bet for that moment.

[@TheDarkAdventure]

I mean, this is why bets don't work in hospitals.

[@nathanieljefferies5491]

All though to be fair and yet quite cold, not being to help someone in those kinds of situations on your own may be considered as one of the more horrible cons of staying in a chair. A lot can happen in a hospital and at times, not being to help out in those emergency situations can be frustrating and for someone like House all the more since he is all about helping people whether he likes to admit it or not. Helplessness not for yourself, but for the people you could have been helping if you were just not in a chair.

[@rahulk2633]

so cuddy argued that he should have stayed in the chair instead of saving a Childs life.

[@sparrowlt]

the point is.. a trie dosabled cant get out of the chair when it suits or to save anyone ..

[@joeguy9817]

ya but the point of the bet was to prove that being in a wheelchair was harder than walking with a cane. House could've easily lasted the week without getting out of the wheelchair, his patient, not so much. So unless they were counting emotional pain in this bet, it wouldn't really make sense. Also situations where you'd need to run to a patient to save their life isn't that common, unless of course, you're House.

[@brentage5000]

Yeah, I'm with House. The space only specifies handicapped, it doesn't mean you have to have a wheelchair, or even a leg disability. If there was a doctor or nurse with a visual handicap of some sort, he or she would be equally qualified for it, and it's not like that's the only handicapped space at the hospital. House has been there longer than Dr. Wheellegs and is more likely to slip on ice with his cane then she is in her automated wheelchair. It's like they say, if the cane might slip, you must give it (I think they say that)

[@masterofrecipe8092]

Yeah you're right except someone visually handicapped to an extent that they need the handicapped parking is unlikely to be driving.

[@brentage5000]

@@masterofrecipe8092 actually, depending on their injury extent, they may have a handicapped-friendly car or may have just enough mobility to get the wheelchair out. It's like blindness; people tend to think it's just one thing - you can see or you can't -- but there's actually levels of blindness, from shape only to single eye to light/dark to, yes, complete blindness. All this isn't to say the lady isn't faking, just that they may have more ability to move than we think while still needing the wheelchair the majority of the time

[@Martin_Daniel]

@@masterofrecipe8092 Let just slide that a blind doctor wouldn't be THAT trustworthy...

[@ayellowpapercrown6750]

Martin Daniel they are actually allowed to do a lot of medical jobs you wouldn’t expect lmao (coming from a legally blind physiotherapist)

[@matthewfernandes2235]

a yellow paper crown That’s actually pretty cool. My best friend was declared legally blind a few months ago and he was devastated because he wanted to be a doctor. I’ll make sure to tell him.

[@peisenxu952]

How is this fair? His wheelchair isn't automated, he's not used to using it, and his car isn't built for a wheelchair.

[@Lil-Dragon]

In fairness its hard to get hold of a car fit for a wheelchair anyway.

[@hardwirecars]

@@Lil-Dragon very true im starting my new life on wheels and im having to learn alllll of this as i go.

[@smileyfacehappiness5023]

@@hardwirecars best of luck with that!

[@murphycillian]

hardwire i hope you are doing well!

[@dinolandra]

@Pareidolia no, most non automatic wheelchairs fold so you can fit them easily in a regular car

[@slayer1xd545]

I love the reactions the 3 have to House in the wheelchair. Cameron: Genuine concern. Foreman: Knows he's absolutely fine and is probably on the chair for dumb reasons. Chase: Hm, that's new.

[@BrockPlaysFortnite]

So many good lines in this clip 🤣 “No gosh on account of the fact that I CANT WALK”

[@arandombard1197]

House is actually right. If you're in a wheelchair, an extra 10-50 yards isn't going to be anymore inconvenient outside of time. The person using the cane on the other hand experiences physical pain when walking that distance.

[@sharpasacueball]

Electric wheelchair especially. But handicap spots aren't meant to be logical

[@arandombard1197]

@@Aemilius46 No, if somebody makes a good argument then I listen, if somebody doesn't then I don't listen. That's called rational thinking. Immediately suggesting that somebody else would eat poop, well that's not a rational thing to suggest. In fact, it makes me think you're a child..

[@Tommuli_Haudankaivaja]

​@@arandombard1197But this is reality. Rationality doesn't mean a thing. Most things people do aren't rationally sound. And the more people involved, the less rational they'll get. If we did rational things, the US would have excellent public transport and thus less cars, thus less costs to maintain roads.

[@pun-inator6075]

As a wheelchair user (not electric though) I would argue crossing the road, particularly in adverse weather. For example, a wheelchair requires a low curb to get off the road whereas someone on a cane, in theory, could climb up at any point. Due to being lower down, a wheelchair user is also more likely to be missed by a driver. Making crossing the road harder/more dangerous. I'm not claiming one is worse than the other but more just playing devil's advocate because despite one seeming to look better from a distance, there are factors not considered.

[@Danspy501st]

@@pun-inator6075 But if the design of the parking space is made in such way that a handicapped person (No matter what kind of handicape) would need to cross the road, then I would say it is a bad layout or design. Most handicap spaces I had seen here in Denmark is as close to the main entrance as possible, and almost always on the same side as the main entrance, so no need to cross where the cars are driving I would say both House and the other doctor in the wheelchair both have good arguements for the handicap space. But is it a failure in the layout of the parking lot for something like that to happen

[@EdwinH]

Cuddy: You can't be serious. House: Actually, I can. *SERIOUS FACE*

[@cassandramartinez7050]

😂

[@andreasportz4759]

Thanks for your help we actually didnt realise what was happening....

[@straponfetus9691]

@Ada Vanja lol I like your style

[@Love-jl5ww]

Hahaha!

[@SnuffIt]

Adorable

[@mattvella]

Who else loves this channel for still uploading House videos even after the series stopped ages ago?!

[@Rin-xy4tt]

me me

[@jonoghue]

the channel has only existed since a year ago. I used to look for clips and could never find them because if any got uploaded, they were removed for infringement. but yeah the channel is awesome.

[@moonchild._]

And me too! :D Makes you feel like there's still some meaning left to life! 😂

[@chaotea2042]

I've actually bought the seasons after watching these clips. Was never interested before.

[@daringdarius5686]

I didn't realize this was a series until this channel, now I've seen so many clips I don't want to watch the series because I'd be re-watching what I'd seen, except with spoilers

[@MrPresidente98]

I am actually disabled, somewhere similar to Dr House and I walk with the same cane. I can tell you one thing for sure: he is right!!!

[@tamarakolar1051]

i think people don't consider things like these as disability... i have a handycap parking card and was yellet at for faking it and not being disabled... i have 25% of eye sight in my both eyes together

[@cunningsmile4166]

I support the Houses out there

[@dubious6718]

@@tamarakolar1051 Why you even have a driving license with that bad eyesight?

[@tamarakolar1051]

@@dubious6718 because i love to drive and can somehow see really good when i drive... no one really knows how that is possible

[@marioptera]

@@tamarakolar1051 Because eyes encode movement in addition to vision. If your peripheral eyesight is mostly ok (where rods abound, but cone cells are scarce) you can still perceive movement ok. From the point of view of your eyes and the respective information processing areas in your occipital cortex, movement is basically shifting contrasts around you. Rods are much more capable of detecting it as opposed to cons. So, you can have full vision loss in your central retina (most cone cell are concentrated there), but can still see things moving by using your peripheral / averted vision. Also, there are some other cells (besides rods and cones) that detect light intensities and also play an important role in the regulation of circadian rhythms. The visual system is quite complex and fascinating :)

[@MohnJcIntyre]

Her smile dropping off her face as it hit her as he got up from the wheelchair. The limp is so iconic and he is so mobile despite it, we sometimes forget he does have a painful handicap. See him walking without a cane on icy pavement, you realize he may for once not just be acting out, that he DOES need that space., that he's not just standing up for some sort of misguided principle.

[@-Grovesy-]

3:57 I know that smile is real, because when I was in a wheelchair for a year, I did stuff like that. It's was brilliant. I especially love grabbing the end of rails and spinning on them down ramp stairs.

[@Randoman]

This sounds great

[@vash6887]

House was actually right to fight it. CANE TRUMPS WHEELCHAIR #housealwaysright

[@aksprkl6594]

"House always wins" sounds better.

[@SpaghettiNachos]

"House is always right" yeah except for 30 minutes of the show lol

[@coolguy02536]

"actually right" or "always right," which is it?

[@justgrey3114]

house is usually probably right

[@janehrahan5116]

"I'm almost always eventually right" House.

[@_math_student_]

"Thats my name dont wear it out"

[@rcnelson]

That was old when Methuselah was born.

[@dothmotherknowyouwearth]

I think that was my favorite part - just because it hits hard.

[@tuckerrandle9239]

“That’s my name don’t wear it out” 🤣🤣🤣 Wilson is an underrated comedic genius

[@deanfranz]

House's insult was a bit wordy, wasn't it? lmao

[@officialnezquick]

Foreman’s simple “Yeah, me too” after House said he hated crippled thieves killed me😂

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

“Wheelchair” “Cane!” This argument is hilarious, and these little bits of storytelling make the series what it is. “You couldn’t last one week in a wheelchair.” “Wanna bet?” He knows Cuddy loves a bet. The way he closes the door is hilarious.

[@art_lobe]

Cuddy could have just given her the spot she switched House to (she said it wasn't that far) and told her there wasn't anything closer. She has wheels and is used to having to maneuver around dangers. House can't outmaneuver pain.

[@xander1052]

Ah but that would be logical on Cuddy's part. Impossible!

[@cameronmcallister7606]

@@xander1052 They mention the disabilities act because House CAN walk 50 yards, and following the same logic, Whitner cannot move 50, legally, they had to give her a space closer to the hospital.

[@millitron3666]

If Whitner can't go 50, how does she get around inside the building? Surely that hospital is bigger than 50 yards.

[@Fractured676]

@@millitron3666 You failed to grasp the point. The point is, she can't walk, at all. The legal standing. NOTE: I actually don't know if this is true. Not a lawyer or a cripple, soooooo. Just know that the law can be pretty dumb sometimes.

[@millitron3666]

I think you missed MY point. The legal standing is dumb. If she can make the journey from the front door to her lab, which is pretty much certainly more than 50 yards, why can't she cross a parking lot?

[@johnhancock6114]

Both clearly qualify to have a disabled parking spot but Dr. House should have the closer one because of the physical pain he must endure by having having to walk at all. The other doctor has no pain associated with sitting in a comfortable chair, at least none is implied in the show. The ONLY inconvenience associated with having to park one row further away is simply having to push the joystick forward a few seconds longer than she would otherwise have to. Saying you can't "see"" someone in a wheelchair is just plain ludicrous because the same argument can be said for walkers, and the issue of "ice" is far more of an issue for someone on their feet than in a chair with FOUR points of contact on the ground. According to statistics, nearly 6,000 pedestrians (walkers) were KILLED just in 2017, which doesn't include thousands more walkers who were also hit but survived their injuries. Those who think someone in a motorized chair deserves to park closer over someone using a cane who suffers physical pain only feel the way they do because they feel sorry for the person in the chair because of what they SEE. They're letting what they see influence their argument. If they used the proper argument of who physically suffers more then Dr. House should be the one with a closer parking spot, not someone in a motorized chair who only has to sit and push a stick to move. This isn't about who has the greater disability, which she clearly does. It's about who suffers more with physical pain, which is Dr. House.

[@oliviavanbrink]

I totally agree

[@jasonmcandrews3564]

“This isn’t about who has a greater disability, it’s about who has more physical moving more distance”.

[@aleksandrarama]

I agree 100%

[@JOK4AllTime]

“Of course not (sarcastically). Pushing that little lever. The muscles must burn.” HAHAHA IM DYING

[@echofoxtrot2.051]

Thumb muscles 😂😂😂

[@eufonioun]

8:40 the moment she sees house walk out of the wheel chair limping. INSTANT GUILT.

[@akira3871]

As a paraplegic I can say with confidence that House is 100% right

[@edithl.173]

I love how he slides to his car 😁 he's having fun !

[@jeffreygarcia2070]

some say the wheelchair is still sitting in that lot

[@cassandramartinez7050]

😂

[@ThatLaloBoy]

I would've loved it if in a later episode they are outside and you could see the wheelchair in the background. That would have been hilarious.

[@delanorrosey4730]

Some say I took the wheelchair for a "spin"....

[@jetlag1488]

3:57 You can tell that's Hugh smiling, not House :P

[@ARSZLB]

House’s face after that powerslide into his car’s door is the best thing ever 😂

[@wusscake]

I love watching a handicapped person trying to use their cripple card against someone with a stronger cripple card.

[@dubious6718]

So someone who has 2 full legs with no pain, that can't walk, but has a powered wheelchair, has a stronger "cripple card" than a person that has 1.5 legs, with lots of pain? You should read all the comments from people in wheelchairs agreeing with House Someone using a cane has a much higher risk off injury

[@Alucard-gt1zf]

wusscake yeah because houses cripple cars is much stronger

[@wusscake]

@@dubious6718 I was referring to the female doctor trying to use her cripple card against House.

[@KINGofkings49er]

@@wusscake Cane beats Wheelchair........ By which I mean it easier to beat up someone that abuses and uses a cripple card to their advantage using cane rather then a heavy wheelchair ^_^

[@raulbetancourt5795]

I find it incredible funny 😂😂 Is that bad?

[@Lone_Wolf91]

A lot of people say house is a jerk I get that and yeah he can be a jerk. However I've also noticed that overall when it comes to his patients he does put them before himself showing that he actually does care about them and has good intentions by doing whatever he feels is necessary to save them. Like here when he risked losing this bet to save that kid or when he left that courtroom to save that other person knowing he might be thrown in jail for that. Also these are just a few examples they're many more and yet he's hardly ever thanked and sometimes even punished because that judge had him spend a night in jail despite the fact if he didn't leave someone would of died.

[@names-mars]

The whole story of the series is that he's a person who hates himself, but loves his job and there are multiple episode (can't remember but I watched it more than twice to remember his characteristics) that proves he is not the type of person most people would think him to be.

[@ANite-vx1vk]

This episode kind of paints a picture of why he can be so, House sometimes. Living with a chronic pain condition is miserable. It impacts your moods, your mental state, even how the rest of your body feels. (More than in just painful ways.) You can be the most chipper, positive person in the world, get impacted with a chronic pain condition and it can change you as a person. House was never the nicest guy, but being in constant and intense pain for your whole life pretty much makes a good reason for being a prick. (I have chronic pain, and knowing you can never get away from it can really change your mindset, and not for the better. Why be nice when I hurt? Why bother with people, it takes too much energy, energy I need to get through the rest of this day, etc.)

[@stevenjones4059]

House doesn't care about his patients he cares about what he can do he solves puzzles that in the process saves lives his patients are meaningless it's their symptoms that he cares about not them themselves .

[@ZeroCanalX]

@@stevenjones4059 Which is exactly why he puts his career in danger multiple times to help his patients! ...Wait...

[@vegito1012]

You can see she starts to look guilty as soon as he starts limping towards her

[@lane1313]

""Wheelchair." "Cane." "Wheelchair!" "CANE!"

[@jibreel1788]

cuddy's face when he got out the wheel chair and saw him limping

[@Chocobear555]

I know people who have mobility issues. Yes, they're capable of walking with assistance. But it's very difficult for them. It's made even more difficult when we can't find a parking space close to whatever building we need to enter. I'm on House's side. Winter lasts only three months out of the year. So, there goes Whitner's argument. Not only that, but House is at a greater risk when it comes to losing traction. Also, has Whitner ever heard of wheelchair flags?! I think that would solve the visibility issue. Whitner doesn't have much of a case, far as I'm concerned. She doesn't need the space that's closest to the door. House does.

[@livelongandprospermary8796]

LivanaFaolan I was with you until you said winter only lasts three months. It can snow from November - April.

[@pulkitpun1009]

I like how house is normally ordered around by cuddy like it's a game but when he really wants something, he knows exactly what button to push

[@FreedomLovingFox]

Cause she likes him!! House can get what he wants whenever but he doesn’t because at this core that’s not who he is. He doesn’t have to pursue the affection of every beautiful women that surrounds him. To me there’s great strength in that. He knows what he wants (When it comes to love, which is Stacy)

[@Shabriri_the_reviled]

House would be perfect in Law and order SVU.

[@torntokoroa]

He'd be whole show. It'll become House: Law and Order: SVU

[@ikkarurisan]

@@torntokoroa or just House : SVU

[@Alegost1]

they should have used the other doctor more... she was witty

[@footballpredictions-g2y]

and hot

[@mohamedashian604]

razbigranicu she’s in a wheelchair

[@DjAle1]

@@mohamedashian604 doesn't mean she's not hot

[@mohamedashian604]

DjAle1 just means that she can’t bend over so cuddy has to bend over backwards

[@FestArc]

@@mohamedashian604 This was beautiful.

[@thatonedog819]

The Ada says that both must be accommodated, not that one should be over the other. Both handicap spaces are fine for both disabilities. And since his disability impacts him more when walking than the wheelchair, then he would win if the ADA did say that.

[@GuillermoVizcaino]

-16 year old, respiratory arrest -The only thing I hate more than a thief is a crippled thief -Yeah, me too... No sign of trauma no history of... Hahaha I love that exchange.

[@furiscafynn6275]

I might be slightly biased, but walking is extremely painful for him. Again, safety precautions have to be shown and demonstrated... Hm, tricky one.

[@GenGamesUniverse]

House would be in the right here, because he has to walk with a cane. The other doctor doesn't, she gets to use a powered wheelchair, which is much easier to manoeuvre through ice and snow (I should know because I used a mobility scooter in snow when it snowed heavily the last year) whereas if House slipped over, he would have injured himself.

[@Teixas666]

House is in the right. they claim she had a visibiltiy issue, but htis is a hospital park and flags are a thing, no one si gonna speed in a hospital parking lot if winyer is the issue house sitll had a case because a cane is in far more danger of losing traction and lead ot injury.

[@iowaclass5657]

House: Is in wheelchair, does wheely

[@GenGamesUniverse]

I love the fact that he goes from serious doctor to just...House on a day off with his shirt and gloves XD

[@clairvoyantPeach]

The smile on House's face when he skids into the car with his wheelchair reminds me of being a kid and going sledding and hitting snow piles

[@UnrelatedPopcornFire420]

Cameron went straight from wondering why House was in a wheelchair to somehow knowing he was going to be a week in a wheelchair?

[@Glitcher2000]

It just means she's been working with House too long.

[@captainchaos5705]

He said "nothing a week off my legs won't fix" heavily implying it'd only be a week

[@WC3fanatic997]

"Reasonable people dont debate the relative merits of their handicaps." "Legal beats logic each time." This guy spitting straight fire there.

[@fredim7561]

Eric Cartman "Cripple fight!!!"

[@sarnxero2628]

Wheel chair lady really doesn't need the closest space, House needs it more.

[@niichan8560]

9:34 "vini,vidi,vici" i came i saw i conquered am i right? HAHAAHHA

[@hollyb6885]

0:50- Foreman’s offhanded, “Yeah me too” is so funny to me. 😂

[@crohunter100]

cuddy's bare legs in winter

[@coximusmaximus22]

@@scottfriske9186 All your experience hasn't taught you how how to spell stockings.

[@coximusmaximus22]

@@scottfriske9186 I wish. Clever retort, though.

[@basic5926]

Well that escalated quickly.

[@coximusmaximus22]

@@basic5926 Indeed. He's obviously very sensitive about his women's winter attire knowledge.

[@danielleee6533]

Nahhh, I've seen short-shorts during winter... As long as they have a car or a mode of transportation it's a quick in and out type situation

[@TonyPerez816]

It's great to see the consistency of House's team play out in every episode. Cameron is hyper aware of her surroundings, concerned with people and their feelings/experience, and genuinely curious about everything she sees. Foreman is 100% about the job. Always "on". Not remotely interested in the peripheral "Games" house plays. Chase is clueless and somewhat aloof. Only interested in the superficial, not really paying attention most of the time, kind of "Above" everything.

[@Lil-Dragon]

As I wheelchair user I see point especially as handicapped tend to be larger and electric wheelchairs need larger modes of transport to use and the larger space means not getting our a car or van into the road.

[@dothedo3667]

She's would've still had the extra room of a handicap spot. It's just whether it's closer

[@iamanevutable981]

"Don't stand up in there. I'm watching your feet." *leaves bathroom*

[@toobadhoney6282]

If anyone is wondering, the song at the end is called "In the waiting line" and it's amazing.

[@zqsplatmaster915]

Dude thank you so much

[@Zeto3r]

u r the best

[@kirakuroe]

I mean he had a valid point, she doesn’t have to walk but he has to... and he suffers from chronic pain.

[@kaptainkow1827]

On the back of his wheelchair at 6:33 it says, "I'd rather be walking." lol.

[@VimeleosZen]

I like how Hugh learned so many skills and tricks while on the show.

[@Jchmcom]

7:59 Dude in the blue beanie passing by Cuddy is a magician.

[@KINGofkings49er]

7:20 Wilson: "Legal beats logic every time....Just ask OJ" Me being a sarcastic house: *Looks confused* "The Orange Juice Companies????? "

[@josephhoward4697]

A sarcastic house? Aside from that one monster house I saw in a movie (I can’t remember the name), I can’t think of any other buildings capable of such complex methods of expression. Ya know, my house has been awfully quiet. I wonder if it’s depressed. Maybe it’s just giving me the silent treatment. Do houses feel depression?

[@VolatileCarbon]

>wears gloves while doing lab research >touches face with gloves Um... Not a doctor, but pretty sure that's a no no.

[@sarah_b_555]

Help I can't stop It's almost 4am here, I've been doing this for hoursssss... House clips..

[@Samirtouf]

I'm watching House MD it's 4:46 AM 😂🤦‍♂️

[@crimzy8947]

Same wtf

[@darkySp]

3:56 Okay, that was kind of adorable. He's enjoying it like a 5 year old!

[@mohamedashian604]

Wouldn’t you?

[@eduardoayala3204]

How many of ya' think House arguments were on point specially in this episode? He made some seriously good points.

[@Cassandra4597]

I kinda agree with him on this one. Like yes she can’t walk and that’s very unfortunate and it can be dangerous crossing parking lots but house has incredibly intense pain in his leg and is forced to put weight on it constantly

[@katozrippla1497]

God his slide to the car was the best thing ever XD

[@georgerogers2120]

"You know what I hate more than a thief? A crippled thief." (Foreman not engaging with House's bullshit today) "Yeah, me too."

[@manju1045]

2:33 "You can't be serious." "Actually I can. **serious face** see?" idk why but that killed me xd

[@bruhzee3931]

I love it when House smiles after doing silly things, like slamming against his car in a wheelchair and smiling after struggling to get his wheelchair in said car.

[@sheajohnson6310]

The smile when he backs up to use momentum to close the door is so good

[@beckaronibean]

I love the way he closes the car door! 😂 Practicality at it's height.

[@Vill-e3v]

“Veni vedi vici” I came, I saw, I conquered Famous line from Julius Caesar House quoted in that last bit for those who never had to decipher Latin before

[@eufonioun]

8:40 The moment Cuddy saw House limping towards her, INSTANT GUILT. XDD

[@jestersraven408]

Cuddy moving House so far away from the door was screwed up especially during winter when he did have a higher chance of falling and the hospital was clearing not going out there and properly clearing the snow and ice

[@SirBeast1992]

6:50 "Give it up your demeaning yourself." "That's what they told Rosa Parks." Fucking dead 🤣🤣🤣

[@907liondancer2]

"You think you've got logic on your side but Whitner's got the Legal System. And Legal beats logic every time. Just ask O.J." *Sips Tea Quietly*

[@subscriberswithoutanyvid-cu1yh]

Non-electric weel chair is some kind of exercise

[@shaunhartin8540]

House: "Wanna gimme a hand here?" Foreman: "No."

[@weltschmertzz]

I side with House. It's more tedious and dangerous for him than her.

[@psfreak333]

Someone whose been in a wheelchair and crutches for many years I actually gotta agree with House....I felt more uneasy and thought I was gonna hurt myself when on crutches rather than a wheelchair it wasn't nearly as big of a deal since I wasn't in as much pain in a chair or in danger

[@amyclements995]

I'm 19 years old and I've used a walking cane for 3 years due to chronic pain. House's points are completely valid. He should be closer because walking causes him pain. Pain causes fatigue. Fatigue causes doctors to make mistakes and puts the patients at risk. Whereas having to wheel a few more meters in an automated wheelchair isn't going to fatigue anyone.

[@its_only_karma7440]

"And she can roll 50 miles before oil changes" when I tell you I almost died laughing

[@vtolwariors8429]

“Legal beats logic, just ask OJ”😂😂😂

[@alicemichelle297]

I love that Cameron was instantly concerned something was wrong with House but Foreman knew immediately he was just on his bullshit

[@MulettoMotorsports]

"You've got logic on your side, she has the legal system, legal beats logic every time, just ask O.J."

[@eldukedrino]

the song is "in the waiting line" by zero 7. Enjoy :)

[@williamthomasmi10]

Thank you!

[@sinanayaz]

Hell yeah

[@ignaciodemiguel3683]

ZERO? NANI? DOSHTE?

[@YouOpaOpa]

People like you make the world a better place

[@WaRLoKWYATT]

Oh my God thank you so much!! I was going crazy trying to find it