What happened to all of these people?

Being in a medical field probably (I’m assuming) makes you learn 2 things: 1. Humans are very fragile, and 2. Humans are freakishly sturdy.

Adrenaline and friendship are truly the strongest forces in the world 😅

Honestly, big boy saving his friend is heartwarming.

My daughter used to work ER trauma as a social worker. And I seriously miss those stories. There's a woman I met who wrote a book called "my so-called life" about her life as an ER nurse. It just goes to show truth is stranger than fiction.

learning that the 300 pound guy picked up a car with one hand to save his friend and then called 911 and was upbeat the whole time was extraordinarily wholesome. thanks so much for making this :)

“Adrenaline and friendship are the strongest things in the world” why did that make me tear up a little

1:25 every anime protagonist ever.

Though I don’t know your name, and doubt you will see this in a wave of 2k comments, I wanted to say thank you. Thank you for bringing a sense of peace and safety to some of peoples scariest experiences. As a girl with over 10 years of seizures and who passes out daily, I’ve woken up lots of times scared, your videos bring a sense of calm when I haven’t received the care I need from the broken systems. It could also be partly that your personality reminds me of my dad, funny and educational 🙏

I'd love to hear what happened with the guy who was putting up christmas decorations in April. This is a video format I didn't think I needed but am 200% up for.

As someone who works in a call centre, the number of times I've thought "I will never know the end of that story and that's a shame" is quite high. It's a weird feeling to get used to.

1:10 what an absolute Unit 😂

I'm obsessed w this guy & Dr. Mike for they're both what's much needed in the medical profession as I've had the WORST experience w the providers supposed to HELP me instead as my overall health deteriorated & my numerous disabilities overcame me I have been treated shamefully & now wld rather die than go to the ER/doctor/call 911 so to both these gents I say genuinely THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH, I hope their upbeat attitude spreads for I used to think jst like Dr. Mike & have been severely let dwn & these guys give & bring me hope.❤❤😊

One update I'd like to see is the dude that had his leg out the window and then had that rotated 180 degrees. Also the dude that had fallen onto a pole with the police officer holding it passing out. Those are real interesting.

Honestly, I want a follow up on everyone involved with the "Can you teach my kid to use an epipen" incident.

I wanted to know about these 3 people, so thank you for updating! I'm so glad they lived!

1:55 😂😂😂😂😂😂 normal re

The pancake man story is honestly such an inspiration for wanting to get into fantastic shape and strength because that entire ordeal would have absolutely ended terribly otherwise.

I really want an update on the "why are there christmas decorations in April?" guy!

My brother is a paramedic in Australia. He loves your series! You have such a great presence and way of bringing these moments to life!

I love your long form videos. Not many short form creators can do long form videos. It's not an easy transition. Thank you for being a great entertainer and informative. Great work. Keep it up.