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nothing accidentally slips up somebody's
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butt at 3:00 in the morning there's no
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such thing as a butt accident and that's
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probably the main takeaway message the
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funny thing for me is that by the time
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someone's like okay I have tried
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everything I can't get this out myself I
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need to get medical attention they've
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been trying for hours that's true and
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the key is just be honest like emergency
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doctors and nurses we have seen
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everything before literally everything
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you know Were You There When the dude
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came in with the eel I wasn't on that
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shift and I wasn't involved in it which
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is lucky cuz there's so much
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ramifications from that and I think we
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lost a very good doctor who was head of
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the department at the time who literally
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fell on his sword a little bit and went
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back to the UK I think he was always
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considering it but I think that was the
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final straw cuz I think he was a bit of
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an scapegoat cuz photos or whatever of
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the x-rays or whatever were released
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into the media it probably wasn't the
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medical staff from what I understand
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obviously that was the one that made the
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paper so when something like that
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happens does everyone in the staff room
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talk well that's the thing is like
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patient confidentiality the official
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answer is no no one talks about this
