in the West for most of history, your options for like not feeling stuff hurt you amount to

things which are compiled in, I would say the greatest British film of all time drunk

lads hitting each other with chairs.

I was just to say, where did you get this?

This is a still image from Ross and I in college. This is...

This is a lot better back in the day, Roz.

Is what this is. This is a beautiful kind of romance. I haven't even included the screenshots

of the guy fully knocked out being held up by the arms, by two other also shirtless lads.

I think one of my friends has got like a painting or a line drawing of this that she got

as a Christmas present off her husband because she loves the video so much, someone does

not work off it, which is incredible.

It's like Renaissance stuff. But this comprises your two options, right, which are option

one, drink a lot of alcohol, and option B, get

hit really hard in the head. Yes. And this was it for a long time. And for the most part,

you know the Ryan Gosling meme, I simply deal with the pain.

That's surgery for a long time is you just have a lot of people hold you down and then

the surgeon does whatever they're going to do and you are not enjoying it and you are very

much present for it.

Yeah, and that's why they, you know, originally the biggest thing that they valued in

the surgery was speed because the quicker the operation was over, the more pleasant it was, I guess. Samuel Peeps had a bladder stone removed famously. It was the size of a tennis ball. And he was going to recount this in his diary and it's basically, yeah, they reckon he maybe survived because he was the first one to get done that day, so all the instruments were probably clean.

But by the time you're like the 20th guy on the list, your goose is probably good.

Yeah, yeah.

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