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We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

News, Science, Society & Culture, Culture, Comedy, Internet, Pop, Games, Gadgets

4.92K Ratings

🗓️ 3 October 2016

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

In a unique, home-spun experiment, researchers found that the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad roller coaster at Disney's Magic Kingdom could help people pass kidney stone before they become a serious health-care cost. Jeff and Anthony discuss how these scientists came to their conclusion, and using theme parks to treat maladies of all kinds.

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0:00.0

Man, I am so grateful for all the people that donate money. It's amazing to me that we are able to make this show because people donate by going to patreon.com

0:10.8

Sush, we have concerns. It's not amazing. I mean, I'm pretty blown away by it.

0:15.8

I just wanted more energy out of me. I was hoping maybe that drink your coffee.

0:30.0

There's a guy who builds a bed. There's a specialist in that. Get it from him. This is we have concerns. Hi, Jeff.

0:41.0

Can I have any carbon? Hello concern citizens. Anthony, you know, the show is called We Have Concerns. Yes. I do know that.

0:47.6

And I, we don't want to test me. I've been paying attention. Good. Thank you. Here we are.

0:53.1

340 episodes in something like that. I have not been paying attention to that. Yeah, right.

0:57.8

One of my biggest concerns in the world, I don't think I've ever brought up. Actually, two of my biggest concerns in the world.

1:04.4

I think about way more often than I should. All right. You ready for this? Ready.

1:09.6

Appendicitis. Okay. Kidney stones. Terrified of both. I think they're always going to happen. Always thinking about them happening.

1:17.8

When I was a kid, I asked my mother if I could go in for a voluntary appendectomy. Yeah, because there was a plot point in like every 80s sitcom

1:30.1

where somebody would all of a sudden feel really awful and have a pen to cite as I remember it was on growing pains.

1:35.8

I want to say they did it on the Cosby show. Like they did a lot of shows. My mom took me aside one day and said,

1:41.4

if you ever have a pain in your belly right about here. Yeah. And so every day I was like, is this the moment?

1:47.9

Because she's like, you know, sometimes you're like, let's just in a pre-AIDS world. Did we have nothing else to worry about?

1:52.0

I guess. I guess. I don't know. But I'm telling you through my entire life,

1:56.1

anytime anything good is about to happen to me or I have a thing that's planned that I'm really excited for

2:00.7

or I get a good job and I'm really excited to do it. I always think, is this the time when the appendicitis is going to hit?

2:05.7

Or the kidney stone is going to happen? Well, that's the thing is I always wanted to go in. I asked her if I could if I could voluntarily

2:13.4

have my appendix and my tonsils removed. Just take them all out. Actually, that does track with you.

2:18.6

You're just like, remove all the weak parts. They serve no purpose.

2:23.0

They clearly just get removed and all they are there to do is cause you pain randomly. I don't want to leave the potential.

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