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sit back and get loose with dr
l and his produce producer
introducing your host dr
london smith hello
and welcome to the jock doc podcast
where we discuss
fitness and health and how to
incorporate our modern understanding of
science and medicine
into our daily lives but without it
being so boring i’m your host
Dr. London smith (.com) i would like to begin
by apologizing to our listeners we’ve
received some
feedback about the overuse of technical
medical terminology
such as exertional heat stroke and
frappuccino
so i’ll try to temper my terminology to
a simpler one in the future
here to help with that is our producer
cameron hello hello
hello hello dr london i’m in a good mood
today okay
is there a particular reason for that i
am excited to make new friends today
and i woke up today and i decided you
know what i’m gonna do
i’m tired of my old friends which is i
mean for the
it’s for the most part it’s you yes and
then a series of
kind of destructive gurus um
but you know i thought today i’m gonna
make some new friends and i’m excited
about that
okay well so you think of us as friends
i i think of you more
like not to be rude or anything i think
of you more as just uh
an associate a business associate if
that makes sense oh okay i didn’t
realize you
called your business associates after
you went on a weird date and
cried i didn’t realize that was
something you did wow
i thought that was something you would
do to your friends but apparently i was
wrong about that yeah it sounds like you
were um
but uh anyway it’s nice but anyway i’m
here
i want to make new friends today and one
thing that
sort of frustrates me about the medical
community and even the podcasting
community
is that i feel like sometimes it an
alienates
people who uh might politically disagree
with one another
you know what i mean and that’s not what
this show’s about we’re a non-political
show we don’t usually go down that
avenue
so in order to make new friends and to
to open this podcast up to
sort of a a new group of people i am
going to make this an extremely pro-gun
podcast violently pro-gun podcast
i’m sorry you’re you were gonna make
this a very pro-gun podcast
i don’t see how that’s i mean
it’s you know we have those listeners
and so
oh by by
opening up our arms a little bit
to these audiences and and not just
being like oh i want a specific type of
person i don’t i don’t want a person who
might disagree with me and so to make
this
show a little more um pleasing to that
kind of crowd we’re gonna be playing
noises like this
throughout the show
okay
and hopefully people who love these
kinds of sounds and maybe get excited by
these kind of sounds
and and hear these things and say oh i
wish i was there i wish i was the part
of that
now this podcast is for those people you
have been
hanging at me for um you know not
appealing to
every crowd so i guess this is this part
of that campaign to really
be specific and appealing to so yes to
the lovers of guns out there yeah this
is this is casting a wide net
uh you know it’s it’s saying that
there’s lots of room under under these
tree branches for everyone
sure okay
all right well also with us is DJ DYLAN
IN DA HOUSE
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yes
a very programmed podcast yes
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i am going to make this an extremely
pro-gun popcorn podcast
[Music]
and later cameron tells me that we can
expect a special guest
so look forward to that
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before we move on i would like to
address a bit of listener feedback
i found this note written on a post-it
that was attached to a nail
that had been stabbed into me during my
weekly evening
gentlemen’s fight club match the note
reads quote
other than my brother keith who died in
a car wreck
we never wore seat belts and we turned
out fine the only belt we needed
was the whooping belt r.i.p keith
1952-1971
end quote first of all
i’d like to thank you so much for your
insightful question here on the jock dog
podcast
we we’d love to hear back from our
listeners yes uh to answer your question
though
seat belts actually do you know famously
save lives
yes and i’m sorry to hear about your
brother keith
yes uh hopefully we can all display some
learning from such mistakes by
going ahead and wearing seat belts uh
while we were using
automobiles whoa whoa whoa it doesn’t
sound like they made a mistake or they
don’t feel like they made a mistake
they’re just saying you know stuff
happens sometimes
completely unavoidable well it sounds
to me like it was pretty avoidable if
they just worn a seat
well belt only reason you think that is
because you’re obsessed with strapping
people down
isn’t that what you doctors do you bring
people in on a
on a stretcher and they’re strapped down
and they’re saying what are you doing to
me
let me go let me go home and you’re like
no i
i feel like i’m not usually like that
i’ve had a lot of experience with you
doctors and every single time
it that’s exactly how it ends up even if
i’m going to like the podiatrist or
something
somehow i end up strapped to a stretcher
and i’m screaming let me go let me go
home well
so if you are going there and becoming
violent
no matter where you are there’s a fair
chance that you will be
subdued to something you’re just just
just saying
you’re just obsessed with belts let’s
just leave it at that
i i guess you like you like belting
people down and so
you hear this thing you’re like oh uh
strapping someone to their car seat
where they can’t
you know like be free
or you know if they want to do cool
stuff like maybe like
you know like stick stick their body
halfway out the window while they’re
driving and like wave to like some cool
girls or something
mm-hmm i i can’t help but feel like
you’d rather people don’t do that
so you think even for car seats this
rule shouldn’t apply
of wearing seat belts yeah yeah okay
well no i guess
i’m for like no rules
yeah i i just feel like maybe this rule
is there to help
people does that make sense well so i’ve
become
sort of a rebel recently this just
happened
like two weeks ago wow so
i decided to start being a little bit
more of a rebel so
sometimes i do stuff now like i’ll go to
the grocery store most of my rebellion
is grocery store related
and i’ll sort of just like knock stuff
off the
uh shelves or um
you know i’ll yeah you will you can get
a sharpie
and i’ll like write a different
expiration date
on on different items than what’s
printed on there and people are like oh
should i believe what’s printed on there
what’s sharpied on there by some guy
anyway i’m just sort of in a phase of my
life where i’m just really anti
rules at all so that includes seat belts
that includes seat belts on planes that
includes like seat belts when you’re
like doing like like boating yeah
what do you um so two weeks ago you said
what is there anything that happened two
weeks ago that triggered your rebellious
state
yeah i so i knocked some stuff off the
shelves at the grocery store
um but this time was on accident and i
knew that the rules stated the rules
that
us that society has tried to get me to
follow
they you know they point a finger at me
and they say you should pick that up you
knocked it on the ground you pick it up
and i thought no okay so that’s you
you knocked something off a shelf and
then said no to picking it up and you
liked that feeling
yeah and that was like that was the
first rebellious thing i’d ever done
and it felt i mean dr london i’m not
gonna lie it felt good to be bad
wow oh that’s you know i’ve heard that
some some ladies are actually you know
attracted towards
uh the quote bad boy yes end quote
so a bad bad boy with a machine gun
maybe
yes okay yeah yeah
but maybe well
in any case we can just go ahead and
move on
now for today’s medical lesson exudative
pleural effusion
a pleural effusion is a buildup of fluid
between the tissues that line the lungs
in the chest
an exudative pleural effusion is when
there is inflammation of the
pulmonary blood capillaries which makes
those more leaky
the larger spaces in the capillary walls
allow for fluid
immune cells and large proteins such as
lactate dehydrogenase or ldh
to leak out of the capillaries the
causes of excitatory fusion can vary but
include
you know trauma malignancies like cancer
inflammatory conditions like
lupus or an infection like pneumonia and
if it’s caused by an infection
then that bacteria can actually get into
the pleural space to such a degree that
acts like an abscess with fibrinous
walls and loculations
and if oxidative pleural effusions are
left untreated they can lead to
emphyma which is when there is pus
within the plural space
yeah as gross as that sounds but what if
that’s clinically this is
this is where i’ve got a i’ve got to
chime in a little bit i think okay
one thing that we’ve learned a lot in
the last few years just as a society is
that
the medical systems views of almost
everything are extremely limited
right i think we can all agree on that
just yeah universally
well based on data so well so
you present this scenario and you say if
you don’t want
like you know bags of fluidy pus
then don’t do x y and z but you’re not
even asking the patient or asking people
if that’s what they want
yeah you don’t think there’s one person
out there who wants like a big
like a big old bag of juicy puss i guess
because well we haven’t gotten to the
symptoms yet but um
you know it’s usually not pleasant for
the patient to have that
which is why we what is a beautiful
woman’s
breast if not a giant
giant bag of pus and we as a society
view that as beautiful well
it isn’t uh it isn’t beautiful
well it a breast is not filled with pus
that would be a sign of an infection no
uh
fatty breasts have a lot of fat in them
if that’s what you meant adipose tissue
wow so but i i see where you’re coming
from that maybe at a glance
since they’re both like whitish material
can have some
chalkiness to it sometimes that maybe
that’s the similarity but
they they do differ in terms of you know
what the material that makes them up
if that makes sense it
doesn’t but i think the point is is that
like let people choose
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right okay well anyway so to move on to
sort of the reasons why you might not
want
pus filled lungs uh clinically patients
may be
asymptomatic and this is for an exudated
pleural effusion so it’s before that
the the pus happens uh so they may be
asymptomatic or they could have
shortness of breath on exertion
peripheral edema or difficulty breathing
while lying down flat
uh or orthopedia on exam these patients
may have signs
such as dullness to percussion decreased
breath sounds over the effusion
and decreased tactile feminists and
that’s of course when the
physician feels in the patient’s back or
the patient speaks to feel for a
difference in vibrations due to
conduction from the fluids they’re in
diagnosis can be made with x-ray chest
x-ray
typically revealing a blunting of the
costophrenic angle
though about 250 milliliters of pleural
fluid must accumulate for it to be seen
with this imaging modality
a ct scan is better for detecting
effusions and if the etiology is not
obvious a thoracentesis can be done
which can provide valuable clinical
information and also
allow drainage relief for larger fusions
oxidative pleural effusions as opposed
to
transitive they’re not as clear in
appearance the fluid
uh and in terms of laboratory values the
light criteria is often used
so according to the light criteria a
pleural effusion is considered
exudative if the ratio of pleural fluid
protein
to blood serum protein is greater than
0.5
if the ratio of pleural fluid ldh to
serum ldh is
greater than 0.6 or if the pleural fluid
ldh
is more than two-thirds of the upper
limit of normal ldh levels in the serum
although it isn’t part or if the patient
wants to
okay well so so this isn’t a matter of
choices
whether to do
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as opposed to being told what to do
by you know big government and
know-it-alls
who always try
to tell me what to do at the doctor
right okay so um although it isn’t part
of the light criteria an additional
feature of
exited pleural effusions is that they
typically have a pleural fluid
cholesterol level
of over 45 milligrams per deciliter
treatment of vaccinated pleural
effusions is with diuretics and sodium
restrictions along with
the aforementioned thoracentesis though
treatment of the underlying cause
remains paramount because
as i mentioned that can be cancer so
that’s
you know something to consider
if the patient wants cancer
again why not give people the options
for these kind of things
to have it’s wrong for doctors to sort
of spring
cancer on people yeah do you think that
a patient would want cancer
no i think most people would opt out of
it that’s why you should give them the
option
okay sometimes choice well
it’s all right we can we can move on
from there i guess
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all right cameron uh you said that we
had some guests today is that right
that’s right dr london not just one
but two very very very special guests
and i do before you even think about
asking because i look at that glimmer in
your eye
and it’s already pissing me off a little
bit yeah just because
i say that the guests are special people
and they’re talented people and they’re
awesome people
that does not mean that they are the
special awesome talented shaquille
o’neal
i just because he is a very special
person who is very tall and can dunk
very hard just that doesn’t mean that
no one else can be special you
understand that right because this i’m
tired of explaining this
what i mean it’s not shaquille o’neal
and so you
you checked on that you’re you’re sure i
know
for a fact that it’s not shaquille
o’neal like i know it’s not
and i’m so it pisses me off that i have
to even explain this every single
time now well i i i i guess i’ll take
your word for it or we’ll find out
we’ll find out it could be it could be
shaq uh
yes uh hello there so my name is dr
london smith.com
uh this is my producer cameron welcome
to the jock talk podcast
uh what were your names uh it’s janet
montgomery
okay and yours hi my name is luna
just like is it just
like share kind of thing just luna one
one word
she doesn’t like to talk about it oh
it’s private
okay no no no no no i think no more
people should you misunderstand
she doesn’t like to talk about the fact
it’s just
one name
okay so just bringing it up at all i’m
i’m very sorry i didn’t realize that
this was gonna be such an issue
um but you can just call me luna
though okay so that’s that’s permitted
okay
well luna and uh miss janet montgomery
what brings you on the podcast janet
over here is actually a colleague of
mine
uh we co-wrote a book
it’s a therapy book because we’re both
therapists
okay wow that’s a great branch of
medicine because often we as physicians
will send people off to get therapy
but we don’t all forget to hear directly
from the therapists themselves
so this will be i i assume it’ll be an
enlightening experience
and trust me dr london could benefit
from
finally talking to a therapist we’ve
done these group therapy sessions before
and he barely says anything okay that
was a patient patient
and like it’s a medical emergency you
just need therapy
is what it is a generally agreed upon
opinion
have you read our book no i have um and
so yes
for our listeners uh they’ve come out
with this great book it’s
jenna montgomery and luna present
um how to it’s a how-to
and that’s sorry how to colon
it’s a how-to uh-huh
yeah and so anyway that
the title to me sounded a little bit
ambiguous
you know you know we have gotten that
comment
and it’s actually kind of the point it’s
kind of like with the human brain
we just want to like grab the attention
and if you don’t know what
this book is about and you see that
title you’re just going to be drawn to
it
immediately and then it’s just like that
we’re trapped
you’re trapped we have you is that is
that
kind of how you see your clientele and
your patients that you’re trapping them
i definitely think for my patients that
they are trapped
see and this does go along with what i
was saying earlier dr london about
how doctors of all sorts of different
fields
whether it be hospital medicine or
whether it be mental health
are very very interested in trapping
their patients possibly striping them
down
you know that that actually brings up a
good point
strapping is a big part of
therapy of the type of therapy that i do
um sometimes it’s things that you wow
like strapped down sometimes as things
that you might
strap on right so
yeah i remember and i like so whenever i
say that i read the book
it was more like i kind of you know i i
skimmed it
um but yeah i remember chapter 40
was just entitled strapped
and you talk about strapping food items
to yourself
and could you go into a little bit about
how you use
food and strapping it upon yourself as
therapy um i i have to cut in that must
have been
your chapter luna oh yes yeah
but you did one similar uh
not strapped but
being trapped trapped so did y’all not
like
read each other’s chapters it was just
you just went on your own
i didn’t actually read your chapters did
you guys read each other’s chapters when
you co-wrote or did you just alternate
chapters we alternated chapters
i know it might so you don’t neither of
y’all know what’s in half
yeah i mean apparently so it was about
therapy
so when you went to your publisher was
your problem that you only knew
one publisher between the two of you or
only one of you felt like
you only felt like writing half a book
listen we went to our separate
publishers we had
two separate books but we decided it
would be better to collaborate
so we just alternated every other
chapter my chapter
one is her chapter one and then her
chapter two
is our chapter two and we just switched
back and forth
and that made our book we published it
like
ourselves okay yeah and
you know that’s i kind of like that it’s
a very artistic and very creative way to
go about the writing process
okay you know what i want to know i want
to know what
luna wrote about i’m very curious what
fruit is being strapped and why well
i don’t mean to quote your own book to
you but that was chapter 40.
yes and so okay well i i mean
so if i remember correctly you had
so some of the books seem to get into
some types of therapy that i’m not as
familiar with
uh you know i’m used to more i don’t
know uh
like there’s uh psychoanalytical therapy
there are these different kinds
cognitive behavioral therapy
and this book seemed very focused on
physical acts that you do with another
person or thing did you only read the
even chapters
i i i was skimming through them the type
of therapy that i practice
is actually a long long used
um tradition between humans
of all like races and colors and
animals wow okay it’s just all about i
mean this is the kind of big
tent stuff i was talking about at the
beginning of the episode like it doesn’t
matter who you are
you know we want to be your friend we
want you to be a listener of the show
and maybe we want to we want to work
with uh with with
uh luna here yeah
i mean i offer really great work
i’m very hands-on with my therapy
okay what so what what’s going on what
is your therapy
sex therapy like gender therapy
right so she’s like no like
the birds and the bees no
no you refer to each other as colleagues
and you don’t know what type of therapy
you’re sex slash gender therapy the same
thing gender
okay gender therapy
okay sex therapy is synonymous with
gender therapy
okay so this is the type of therapy
where okay i guess i don’t
okay i don’t talk anything about
intercourse yeah it sounds like luna
what are you talking about the type of
therapy that i do
and give it’s completely sexual
um and when you say that
um because because okay another thing
i’ve heard of and started interrupt here
but so i’ve heard of like a sex
therapist and people who are having
trouble with their romantic lives
privately their their intimacy issues
they’ll have a particular therapist that
they’ll talk to about that
and they’ll explain tips things to
help them no that’s what i do okay but i
just show them
because that’s how you really learn
you know like hands on gotta get in
there
get your hands dirty kind of learning
therapy and see i have talked about this
before
on this podcast that i certain people
are different kind of listeners
some people when they read it they get
it some people just really need to
get in there and see it all for
themselves
yes thank you thank you for hearing me
this is very disturbing for me
to get back to that chapter you talked
about so
oh oh okay oh that’s my
phone um i do apologize i have to get
going
i there’s a client with an emergency
a sex therapy emergency yes
it is 11 o’clock at night
no that’s uh that’s fine thank you for
your time we we appreciate having you on
yeah
i trust my colleague janet here will
speak
on both of our behalves i appreciate you
go to your appointment all right well um
luna luna left but can i just say
now don’t tell her i said this but i
think
that she sleeps with her clients
yeah yeah i didn’t want to say anything
but
when her phone rang it said mr
peaty no it didn’t and i felt like
that’s probably not
like uh like someone she knows in a
professional context and so i
i definitely raised some questions did
you see how much lipstick she put on
before she left
and she even asked she said is this
enough and i said yes
and then she put on more wow are you
guys thinking what i’m thinking
yeah well because what i’m thinking is
so you guys co-wrote a book together
even with the alternating chapters and
in any of that process
you never questioned whether
you know you’re on the same page you
know she said stuff
she said stuff like intercourse
and penis and vagina and all that kind
of stuff
but do you know what i i never
understood her to say she was talking
about sex
like when we talk about gender studies
we talk about the penis we talk about
the vagina
well okay and this is kind of a family
show so we are going to
okay sorry to paint the picture for you
and i didn’t realize we would have to
clarify this
what what normally happens as far as i
understand from our analytics
is that the whole family you know
grandparents great grandparents everyone
gathers around
the phone as it plays the podcast
this podcast this podcast yes good good
good
okay so penis and vagina
these are the terms that the whole
family knows i’m not using explicitives
okay
yeah that is true dr london that’s okay
you make a
fair fair kind of point um anyway so
so back to you you co why are you so
uncomfortable
with the words penis and vagina
well it’s just one of those things where
like that’s you know sort of a
like you’ll explain to a patient or
something but like not really right
you’re a doctor
so you can say these words i am a doctor
i can say these words yes okay so
you’re a doctor did we not already talk
about this
therapists are doctors it’s a really
important part of medicine
yeah dr london why are you trying to be
so insulting to our guest
questioning her credentials yeah i’m
sorry you just i think what we have what
we have here
i mean is a very very creative way to
write a book with a colleague which has
unfortunately led to a
misunderstanding but you know i think
maybe
you’re looking at this the wrong way
you’re thinking oh i can’t believe that
she is a sex therapist sort of the other
meaning of sex
but what if now your book offers
both flavors of the word sex you know
what i mean
you read one chapter you get the
clinical you get the scientific
then you read the next chapter it’s all
smut baby
it’s just erotic it’s basically just
like going nuts is this the therapy you
need is those two things
yeah but if my understanding is correct
it alternates
chapters on a completely different
subject i just i think that’s
interesting
so you know we kind of established
earlier that
luna had the uh even number chapters you
had the odd number chapters so chapter
one
your choice of an opening so you go on a
long discourse
about how you don’t believe
in medicine when i say i don’t believe
in medicine
you know i just mean in the traditional
sense like how they use with the
dinosaurs
and you know the people in the caves
yeah
just in the traditional sense just old
traditional sort of ice age
medicine which we it’s incorrect i get
okay
because admittedly that is that was a
confusing chapter for me because for me
i my first thought whenever i think of
medicine in general
i don’t think of the ice age don’t you
no i think of modern medicine what do
you do when you break something
uh like a dish yeah london like
a bone okay well depends on the type of
let’s just say you know your old school
kids break they broke their arm you go
to the doctor
what do they do once again so it depends
on the type of fracture
you know if it’s open if you have to
reduce it you have if you have to go in
for surgery
they put it in a cast exactly
and what do you think they did in the
caves they wrap that stuff
up and put it in a cast okay
so you’re saying i mean you don’t
believe in that
correct so so let’s say in your
hypothetical let’s say it’s not an open
fracture
and you you the correct thing to do in
this hypothetical
by my standards would be to wrap it in a
cast what would be your approach
they need to put so okay there’s
different flavors
we’ve got purple and green
okay when you said we have different
flavors i thought you were gonna say
like
you know like different avenues of
thought but no you mean literal flavors
no no listen please okay i’m sorry and
flavor
purple blue and green and yellow
and these are all the flavors of these
like oily substances
they’re kind of like oil they’re not
quite oil but they’re kind of like oil
and you
actually put the different colors on
different ailments
and it cures you you don’t need a cast
you don’t need any of that
splints and stuff just need a couple of
oily substances
oily like oil i’ve been saying stuff
like this for a long time that
not not that i know any idea about these
oils this is all this sounds like a
medical miracle to me what you’re
talking about i’m very interested in
this
but just that what dr london is
constantly selling us
i mean even you talk about a cast is
that not just wrapping your arm in
toilet paper isn’t that the exact same
thing
it’s the exact same thing but that’s
that’s not
how things are healed i’m so glad you
understand
and i have always said that i do think
that things are healed through different
types of goose which is very similar to
oils you know that could be an
oily substance we could look at the
bylaws and it
might pass i’m sorry okay so
what you’re describing with the colors
and everything with the flavors
it sounds kind of like the the medieval
understanding of medicine
with the humors um
and so in so in the ice age are you
saying that you
you don’t believe in the ice age
medicine but you do believe
in medieval medicine i’m sorry what did
jokes have to do with this
humors jokes yeah dr london hey why
don’t you actually take your job
seriously for a second instead of
you know playing the class clown have
you ever thought about that
yeah so i’m sorry about that you know
what uh if you want to go on i just
whenever you describe matching colors to
ailments that’s sort of reminiscent
of i i feel like we’re getting getting
way
okay i wanted i want dr
janet i i want to know we’re talking
about this book
and you’re talking about the common
misconceptions
of believing anything doctors have to
say
you know that’s that’s the base premise
but that is not the class i want to know
i want to know in your book about sex
gender studies what does your book tell
us and what do you know
that doctors don’t that these stupid
stupid-ass doctors with their old-school
ways
are hiding from it yeah so to begin with
like gender not a thing
oh so you lean more towards the like
non-binary
like it’s fluid that’s still a label
so you think that they’re are you just
saying the word doesn’t exist
in the concept
and the word for that matter so you
don’t you don’t believe in the concept
of gender
yeah but you’re a gender therapist right
they need to know that it does not exist
it helps people it frees them like i
said earlier
they’re trapped i free them from gender
that doesn’t make sense she did say that
it makes that much sense
yeah okay so
let’s say someone is interested in your
book well why
why would someone be interested in your
book you say it’ll free them from these
constraints of their concept of self
within their gender identity
you’re saying a lot of stuff and you’re
just doing what all of the doctors do
they say a bunch of words and they make
it all colorful
and they don’t actually say anything
they’re trying to bog you down with
legalese right
and with this this kind of jargon
to confuse you it’s like they have a
whole other dictionary
hey speak english say what we’re all
thinking
this is america this is america sorry to
our listeners in other countries
um i this may also apply to
wait
damn right america okay
well so this has been good this has been
good i want to hear just
real quick the these different colorful
oils that you’ve been collecting where
where are you getting them from
so if you want purple oil you can find
anything that is purple
you dip it in this oily substance again
it’s the special oily substance you have
to buy it on
amazon and it’s fifty dollars per ounce
but you get 200 ounces of it
you dip anything purple in it leave it
overnight
pull the thing out in the morning the
oil is purple and it is ready
to fix broken bones okay
so any any of your oils that you use to
heal people is just
this one type of oil i’m sorry you
didn’t clarify what is the oil that you
order
it’s not it’s not actually oil it’s an
oily substance
and you order it on amazon you type in
oily substance
parentheses not oil
and then hit search okay so you don’t
know the name of it you just know what
you search
that’s the name oily substance not oil
in parentheses
okay and so that results it seems like
you’re not even paying attention dr
london here she is she’s telling you
everything about her field that she’s
clearly
worked a good chunk of her life doing
and all you can do
is is not even listen
yeah like i spent the entire last
seven days building this practice from
the ground up
and it’s like you won’t even take five
minutes to listen
that is so much of my life that could
just be wasted
on deaf ears okay so i didn’t realize
you
just started all this a week ago well
just the oily stuff
maybe it’s a good time to go ahead and
wrap things up a little bit
not until you tell me you’ll try them
just try the oils dr london
the blue one would do wonders for you uh
i really think you could use a yellow
don’t you think with the blue
you know i think that would go really
well if we could blend them
like before application make them green
vacation
so i’m not wounded yeah what does he
does he drink it or he’s
does he dump it on his head you know
he’s about to drink it and he really
shouldn’t
okay okay sorry but you have to take
your shoes and your socks off
and you have to dip both big toes
in fully submerged no other toes no
other part of your foot
just the big toe that sounds easier and
safer than what i thought
assuming this isn’t some type of like
you know acidic or extremely basic
product and honestly dr london it’s
really rude to call
our guest products basic
so not basic okay so anyway we’ll we’ll
try this
socks off shoes off okay
oh oh hold on hold on you need to clip
your toenails first
okay well i i do apologize i didn’t
expect to be in this kind of situation
we’ve been kind of
locked down and wearing shoes all the
time anyway um
so it sounds like this could actually
wait really anyway thank you to
our guests uh janet montgomery
i guess dr janet montgomery i’m sorry
what was your doctorate in
oh i think we’re done i think the show
is over
okay okay uh so this is uh
dr janet montgomery as well as um luna
who’s here earlier
and fortunately she had to go to her
medical
therapy session emergency therapy
session she had to go see you
mr petey at her emergency right
sex therapy session all right uh this is
our producer cameron
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