Why Does Tequila Make Me Take My Clothes Off? - Safety Third #18

@chubbyemu
@NileRed
@williamosman
@Ididathing

Safety Third is a weekly show hosted by William Osman, NileRed, The Backyard Scientist, Allen Pan, Peter Sripol, and a couple other YouTube "Scientists". Sometimes we have guests, sometimes it's just us, but always: safety is our number three priority.

[wake_yt]

The fact that the podcast starts with figuring out who's gonna be on the podcast.😂

[EnglishbulldogMilo]

Bernard is finding out what happens before his patients present themselves to the ER.

[etanz]

Nigel: Ethanol is an antidote to Methanol...
Chubbyemu: :)
Nigel: So all you got to do is put the perfect amount of Methanol in your Ethanol...
Chubbyemu: 😳

[bruce]

Petition for chubbyemu to become a podcast regular.

[supraguy]

Tricking people into hosting a podcast, now that is innovation

[AndreNavacinsk]

This podcast is the best. Dont ever change the way you guys do it. This "lets turn on the camera and go" format feels really personal and close. Feels like I'm in a call with friends. Thank you guys for one more episode! Im watching this one and already eager for the next one lol

[executiveproducer]

I hope to god chubbyemu becomes a regular guest, or just another host both are fine.

[thomashalo]

Bernard appearing in the dark, wide eyed and smiling, "I lured a man into my basement, This is what happened to his organs". These podcasts are wild man I love it.

[krky]

People get in crazy car accidents and end up alive but if you fall from a standing position and hit your head just right... you done. Game over

[fiveoneecho]

Nigel: "Bodies are weird"
WIlliam: "Speak for yourself"

Nigel: "Your butt doesn't have a vomit reflex"
WIlliam: "Speak for yourself!"

Something is off here... I can't put my finger on it, but something is off.

[ruzzythefuzzy]

You know they are professionals when they have to trick their guests to join and forget to add their patreon link in the description.


Love yall! You all make my week so much better.

[DPrinterAcademy]

You guys should actually play poker live or on the podcast sometime.

[eriktorgler]

I have ADD and I can tell you that even absolutely needing to do something will not force me into doing that thing. I almost failed out of law school on multiple occasions because I would get home and just not work on my papers or studying. On my meds I can force myself to do things, but without them I will just do whatever pops into my head or catches my attention first.

[Srfingfreak]

This is such a special episode. I feel like a special viewer.

Totally feel Chubbyemu on the recession thing. Graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering in '08 - after my internship ending in '09 I worked at a pizza joint and a bar until 2012 when I got back into engineering.

[wendimorrison]

People who only listen to these are really missing Bernard's enthusiastic non-verbal reactions to some of the things they are saying. 13:12 28:23 35:47 36:10 59:15 59:50

[wsDiA_vd]

Complementing Nigel's point about alcohols: some of them, like Rum, have a higher ester and aldehyde count for both flavour and aroma. These definitely result in different reactions in the body. Tannin in red wine also causes some people to get really bad stomach pains, from what I've heard.

[CzarownicaMarta]

Professional science podcast. I love this thematic rollercoaster from serious scientific issues like the methanol poisoning mechanism, through the statement that there is no vomit reflex in the butt, to the question of how much drugs can be stuffed in the human body. I'm glad that there is a doctor watching over you.

[wisersamson]

It's insanely refreshing to hear other healthcare professionals, especially other specialities than mine (DPT, physical therapy ) speak up on the stranglehold that has been put on pain patients across America. It's insane, prescriptions for painkillers have been cut by up to 75% across the country (depending on how you calculate it, what you count, etc) yet opiate overdoses are up 300 to 700%.


The thing is, the official opiate prescriber guidelines allow for much MUCH more leniency than pain management doctors are showing....so what the fuck is up with that? Well, there was a large push by lawmakers and the DEA to pressure doctors unofficially via extreme uses of their power and scare tactics. A huge wave of pill farms (doctors just obviously prescribing opiates to all patients no questions asked and possibly taking kickbacks from pharmaceutical companies) which is a good thing...but it continued once those were shut down. The DEA and regulatory bodies kept going and they started clapping doctors for small discrepancies, maybe 3 years ago you prescribed opiates to a patient that this regulatory body deems unwarranted...and suddenly your practice is gone, or your hit with

Despite following the new guildines, pain doctors got essentially shaken down, and now everyone suffers. The patients literally suffer the most, but other specialties that rely in patients being able to suffer.

It's really hard to get an 80 year old cancer patient to maintain their physical therapy routine when they have their prescription for painkillers cut out completely in only a few week that patient suffers rapid decline of quality of life, and, even with a letter of request for medication sent by a doctor to the pain management doctor it doesn't

[mrpalindrome]

For the alcohol discussion. The reason for the worse hangovers in non-distilled alcoholic beverages is 1.) methanol that doesn't get distilled out like it does in distilled spirits. and 2.) tannic acids (this is especially the case for wines), leading to vasodialation which increases uptake and a drop in blood glucose levels (compounded by ethanol's own effect on releasing glucose).

I would suspect that alcohol byproducts and remaining sugars in distilled spirits also affects the body differently and could (depending on body makeup and chemistry) affect individuals in different ways.

[Xeno]

"You just gotta mix the perfect ammount of methanol into ethanol..." Cuts to Bernard vigurously shaking his head