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  • Nickelodeon, South Park, Simpsons, Family Guy, we watched a lot of cartoons for their medical accuracy.

    Nickelodeon、《南方公園》、《辛普森一家》、《Family Guy》,我們看很多卡通片都是因為它們的醫學準確性。

  • But now we're about to watch Cartoon Network.

    但現在我們要看的是 Cartoon Network。

  • Let's get started.

    讓我們開始吧。

  • Eee, whoop.

    Eee, whoop.

  • What are these strange protrusions?

    這些奇怪的突起物是什麼?

  • Those protrusions might be chicken pox caused by the virus varicella.

    這些突起可能是由水痘病毒引起的水痘。

  • Oh, and they're itchy.

    哦,它們還很癢。

  • That looks like chicken pox.

    看起來像水痘。

  • You want to avoid scratching chicken pox because then what you can do is create a bacterial infection on top of the chicken pox.

    你要避免抓撓水痘,因為這樣做會在水痘的基礎上造成細菌感染。

  • What is this pox of a chicken?

    這雞痘是怎麼回事?

  • Can we change small pox and chicken pox away from using the word pox?

    我們能不能不用 "痘 "這個字,而改用 "小痘 "和 "水痘"?

  • I don't like pox.

    我不喜歡痘痘。

  • Pox.

    痘痘

  • It actually sounds like what the sound of chicken makes.

    聽起來就像雞叫聲。

  • Look at all those chickens.

    看看這些雞

  • Pox, pox.

    痘痘,痘痘

  • Well, a long time ago, a group of evil contaminated chickens escaped from jail.

    很久以前,一群被汙染的邪惡雞越獄了。

  • Why did the chickens have to be in jail, though?

    為什麼雞要被關進監獄呢?

  • And started to break into children's houses where they pecked away, leaving huge, itchy pimples.

    它們開始闖進孩子們的房子,在那裡啄食,留下又大又癢的疙瘩。

  • And if you scratch them, you'll turn into an evil contaminated chicken.

    如果你抓傷了它們,你就會變成一隻被汙染的邪惡雞。

  • Why do you have to be evil?

    你為什麼一定要邪惡?

  • I guess because you're pecking at kids at night.

    我猜是因為你晚上在啄孩子。

  • Okay, fine.

    好吧

  • You know, they actually used to have chicken pox parties back in the day.

    你知道嗎,其實在過去,他們也開過水痘派對。

  • They would gather the kids into a room when one had chicken pox and they would have them all get it at the same time.

    當一個孩子出水痘時,他們會把孩子們集中到一個房間裡,讓他們同時出水痘。

  • Because chicken pox in adulthood is much worse than it is when you're a child.

    因為成年後出水痘要比小時候嚴重得多。

  • Ah!

    啊!

  • I do not want to be an evil contaminated chicken.

    我不想成為一隻被汙染的邪惡的雞。

  • Who wants to be an evil contaminated chicken?

    誰想成為一隻被汙染的邪惡雞?

  • Then don't scratch!

    那就不要抓!

  • Calamine lotion works great here.

    爐甘石洗劑在這裡很管用。

  • Duxter didn't eat his veggies.

    Duxter 沒有吃蔬菜。

  • Is that a veggie or is that like a pine bush sitting on his thing?

    那是蔬菜還是松樹?

  • Blech, ew!

    Blech, ew!

  • What?

    什麼?

  • According to the taste bud center, there is a decrease in my vegetable area.

    根據味蕾中心的數據,我的蔬菜面積有所減少。

  • In order to change this situation, I must alter my atomic DNA structure.

    為了改變這種狀況,我必須改變我的 DNA 原子結構。

  • This requires drastic measures.

    這就需要採取嚴厲措施。

  • Duxter always is so extra.

    Duxter 總是那麼多餘。

  • Like, doesn't like veggies, starts creating device to radiate his tongue to create a better sensation for peas.

    比如,他不喜歡吃蔬菜,就開始製造一種裝置,讓他的舌頭放射出來,給豌豆帶來更好的感覺。

  • Decided to deploy a reasonable amount of gamma radiation.

    決定部署合理數量的伽馬射線。

  • Just enough to get the taste buds level.

    足以讓味蕾得到滿足。

  • Five, four, three, two, one.

    五、四、三、二、一

  • Wants to eat veggies to decrease risk of cancer.

    希望通過吃蔬菜來降低患癌症的風險。

  • Creates device to make veggies taste better.

    創建裝置,讓蔬菜味道更佳。

  • Ends up with cancer.

    最終患上癌症。

  • We should create a meme.

    我們應該創建一個備忘錄。

  • I never know why in cartoons, whenever there's radiation, they showed the x-rays.

    我一直不明白為什麼在卡通片裡,只要有輻射,就會出現X光片。

  • As if like, we with our eyes can see through people when they're radiated.

    就像我們的眼睛可以看穿人的輻射一樣。

  • That's not how it works.

    事情不是這樣的。

  • There's been people who've been exposed to acute radiation poisoning.

    有人曾遭受急性輻射中毒。

  • Like those who are involved with like nuclear waste and Chernobyl and such.

    比如那些與核廢料和切爾諾貝利等事件有關的人。

  • They might get really bad burns, but they don't become see-through.

    它們可能會被嚴重燒傷,但不會變得透明。

  • Dexter, you know, if you want to eat more veggies, you could just do the same thing that I did with Ryan Trahan when I donated $100,000 to him.

    德克斯特,你知道,如果你想吃更多的蔬菜,你可以像我捐給瑞安-特拉漢 10 萬美元時那樣做。

  • I got eat your veggies tattooed on his knee.

    我在他膝蓋上紋了 "吃你的蔬菜"。

  • I got eat your veggies tattooed upside down because Dr. Mike was like, Ryan, you can't keep doing this.

    我把 "吃蔬菜 "紋倒了 因為邁克醫生說 瑞安 你不能再這樣了

  • With eating McDonald's every single day.

    每天都吃麥當勞

  • Like keep the lettuce on there at least.

    至少把萵苣放在那裡。

  • You can do that.

    你可以做到這一點。

  • Shout out Ryan Trahan.

    向瑞安-特拉漢致敬

  • You know, there's something going on in your stomach region there.

    你知道,你的胃裡有東西在動。

  • Oh, this is nothing.

    哦,這沒什麼。

  • It's just Perry.

    只是佩裡。

  • Perry?

    佩裡?

  • Is that a teratoma?

    那是畸胎瘤嗎?

  • A tumor that has multiple different cell lines in it?

    腫瘤中有多種不同的細胞系?

  • By the way, when they open teratoma, sometimes they find hair, teeth, all these like weird pieces.

    順便說一句,當他們打開畸胎瘤時,有時會發現頭髮、牙齒等這些奇怪的碎片。

  • Some people say it's like a retained twin.

    有人說,它就像一個保留下來的雙胞胎。

  • Yes, my adorable little space parasite.

    是的,我可愛的小太空寄生蟲。

  • Oh, that's a space parasite.

    哦,那是太空寄生蟲。

  • See, I don't know if that falls under the international classification of diseases that I've studied.

    我不知道這是否屬於我所研究的國際疾病分類。

  • Abnormal growths in the human body need to be investigated because anytime you have unusual abnormal growths, that means there's some kind of cellular division happening and that could be a sign of cancer.

    人體出現異常增生需要進行檢查,因為只要出現異常增生,就意味著有某種細胞分裂正在發生,這可能是癌症的徵兆。

  • Not necessarily saying everything's cancer, but if it's growing, it needs to be investigated.

    不一定說所有的東西都是癌症,但如果它在生長,就需要進行調查。

  • Uh, what are you doing?

    你在幹什麼?

  • Apparently I'm making friends.

    顯然,我在交朋友。

  • A parasitic relationship means that the thing that attaches to the host ends up harming the host for its own benefit.

    寄生關係意味著附著在宿主身上的東西最終會為了自己的利益而傷害宿主。

  • On the opposite end, a symbiotic relationship is when something attaches to the host and actually helps it and helps itself.

    與之相反,共生關係是指某物附著在宿主身上,實際上是在幫助宿主,同時也在幫助自己。

  • Like those little birds that fly around the hippos.

    就像那些圍著河馬飛的小鳥。

  • They're my favorite example of this.

    他們是我最喜歡的例子。

  • This is so great.

    這太棒了。

  • Yeah, I love sharing my nutrients.

    是啊,我喜歡分享我的營養。

  • I love how weak they make me feel.

    我喜歡它們給我帶來的虛弱感。

  • Why didn't I get a parasite years ago?

    為什麼我幾年前沒有感染寄生蟲?

  • You know what parasite freaks me out?

    你知道什麼寄生蟲讓我害怕嗎?

  • Those intestinal worms that live inside your body that end up consuming a lot of the food that you consume and start growing massive, massive lengths.

    那些生活在你體內的腸道蠕蟲最終會消耗掉你攝入的大量食物,並開始長出巨大的身軀。

  • I've seen the videos of them being taken out of individuals.

    我看過他們被帶離個人的視頻。

  • I've never taken one out on my own.

    我從來沒有自己帶一個人出去過。

  • And boy, is it scary.

    好傢伙,真嚇人。

  • We do have medications to poison them and make them fall out of your body.

    我們確實有藥物可以毒死它們,讓它們從你的身體裡消失。

  • Man, pinworm, hookworm.

    人、蟯蟲、鉤蟲

  • Just look at the pictures of them.

    看看他們的照片就知道了。

  • The reason we're here is because my mom is having a flatulence transplant today.

    我們之所以來這裡,是因為我媽媽今天要做脹氣移植手術。

  • A flatulent transplant.

    脹氣移植

  • Does that mean a fart transplant?

    這意味著要進行屁移植嗎?

  • The flatulence is an organ only balloons possess.

    脹氣是氣球才有的器官。

  • They regulate the airflow through our balloon knots.

    它們可以調節氣流通過我們的氣球結。

  • She couldn't find a compatible donor, so I decided to give her one of mine.

    她找不到合適的捐獻者,所以我決定把我的一個捐獻給她。

  • Is that like a sphincter in human terms?

    這就像人類的括約肌嗎?

  • My dad's a surgeon and was due to perform the operation, but you knocked him out when you burst through that door.

    我爸爸是個外科醫生,本來是要做手術的,但你衝進門的時候把他撞暈了。

  • Actually, family members shouldn't operate on one another.

    其實,家庭成員之間不應該互相操作。

  • They're gonna get emotional.

    他們會情緒激動

  • They're gonna make bad decisions.

    他們會做出錯誤的決定

  • Well, save your mother.

    那就救救你媽媽吧

  • No, I meant you could just go down the corridor and find another surgeon that would- Balloons don't have openings on their mouth, so that's not gonna do anything.

    不,我的意思是你可以沿著走廊去找別的外科醫生-- 氣球的嘴上沒有開口,所以那什麼也做不了。

  • Those are abnormal rhythms.

    這些都是不正常的節奏。

  • There's a guess P wave, but the PR interval is quite short.

    有一個猜測的 P 波,但 PR 間期很短。

  • There's a QRS complex, but then the T wave has a notch.

    有一個 QRS 波群,但 T 波有一個缺口。

  • Oh my God.

    我的天啊

  • In Russian, if you sneeze after you say something, it means napravdu, which means that you're telling the truth, so clearly I'm telling the truth.

    在俄語中,如果你說完話後打噴嚏,那就意味著 "napravdu",意思是你說的是實話,所以很明顯我說的是實話。

  • Flatulence transplant.

    脹氣移植。

  • Any ideas?

    有什麼想法嗎?

  • Try this.

    試試這個

  • Elmore Biology.

    埃爾莫爾生物學

  • Whoa.

    哇哦

  • Ice cream cones have ribs?

    冰淇淋蛋筒有肋骨?

  • There, flatulence transplant.

    脹氣移植

  • Whoa.

    哇哦

  • I wanna label these.

    我想給這些貼上標籤。

  • Okay, number one, I'm gonna call that the brain.

    好吧,第一,我把它叫做大腦。

  • Number two, I'm gonna call that kidney.

    第二,我要打電話給那個腎臟。

  • No, I'm gonna call that double liver.

    不,我覺得那是雙肝。

  • Number three, I'm gonna call the kidney.

    第三,我要打電話給腎臟。

  • Number 10, I'm gonna call that the pancreas.

    10號,我稱之為胰腺。

  • Five, stomach.

    五,胃。

  • Four, that should be the kidney.

    四,應該是腎臟。

  • Remember, kidneys filter your blood, so when people say, like, I have a detox, no, no, no, your kidneys are doing the detoxing, and your liver, and your lungs.

    記住,腎臟會過濾你的血液,所以當人們說 "我在排毒 "時,不不不,你的腎臟在排毒,你的肝臟和肺也在排毒。

  • What can you see?

    你能看到什麼?

  • Nothing, this guy's full of air.

    沒什麼,這傢伙滿嘴跑火車。

  • Let me look.

    讓我看看

  • The most factually accurate thing that's been said in this entire episode.

    這是整部劇中最符合事實的一句話。

  • It's all invisible.

    這一切都看不見。

  • How are we supposed to do this operation?

    我們該如何開展這項行動?

  • Ah, he's getting air everywhere.

    啊,他到處都是空氣。

  • Oh my God, he's flying.

    天啊,他在飛

  • Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

    哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦,哦。

  • I have a hot take.

    我有一個熱門話題。

  • I think this is not that much more medically inaccurate than Grey's Anatomy.

    我認為這並不比《實習醫生格蕾》在醫學上更不準確。

  • Oh!

    哦!

  • We're losing him.

    我們要失去他了

  • Give him CPR.

    給他做心肺復甦

  • It's not working.

    沒用

  • Then try something else.

    那就試試別的。

  • At least they're doing chest compressions.

    至少他們還在做胸外按壓。

  • They don't even do that at Grey's Anatomy when there's a flat line.

    在《實習醫生格蕾》中,當出現平線時,他們甚至都不會這麼做。

  • I think the anesthetic's worn off.

    我想麻醉劑已經失效了

  • How can you tell?

    你怎麼知道?

  • My insides are pouring out.

    我的心都要跳出來了。

  • What do we do?

    我們該怎麼辦?

  • What do we do?

    我們該怎麼辦?

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • Clip him, there you go.

    夾住他,就這樣。

  • You know, we actually do do that when a patient has really bad bleeding.

    要知道,當病人出血非常嚴重時,我們確實會這麼做。

  • I remember a gunshot wound came into one of the local hospitals I was working on, a level one trauma center, and I had to plug his bleeding.

    我記得我工作的一家當地醫院(一級創傷中心)收治了一名槍傷患者,我必須為他止血。

  • What are you doing?

    你在幹什麼?

  • I'm having lunch.

    我在吃午飯

  • The operation was a complete success.

    手術取得了圓滿成功。

  • Dude, weren't you wearing a watch?

    老兄,你沒戴錶嗎?

  • They made that joke because some doctors actually drop objects and close the patient up with the objects in.

    他們之所以開這個玩笑,是因為有些醫生真的會把東西丟進去,然後帶著東西把病人關起來。

  • But now we do a very thorough count.

    但現在我們進行了非常徹底的清點。

  • We also don't wear watches when we perform surgeries.

    我們做手術時也不戴手錶。

  • It doesn't mean mistakes don't happen.

    這並不意味著錯誤不會發生。

  • Instruments have been left inside patients.

    器械被遺留在病人體內。

  • Look at these scans.

    看看這些掃描圖。

  • Let's start with your symptoms.

    我們先來看看你的症狀。

  • Hmm, mild fever.

    嗯,輕微發燒。

  • Okay, that's a good way to take a temperature.

    好吧,這是個測體溫的好方法。

  • Glowing pink color to skin.

    皮膚呈現粉紅色。

  • I guess that could happen.

    我想這是有可能發生的。

  • Not glowing, but pink color to skin could happen.

    不會發光,但皮膚可能會呈現粉紅色。

  • And this is your chart.

    這就是你的圖表。

  • There's a clear history of numerous fractures like here on the skull.

    頭骨上有明顯的多處骨折,就像這裡。

  • Well, you know, the human skull does have sutures, suture lines on it, so that's normal.

    人類頭骨上確實有縫合線 這很正常

  • You seem to have made a series of miraculous recoveries, but that doesn't change the fact that you experienced trauma.

    你似乎取得了一系列奇蹟般的康復,但這並不能改變你經歷過創傷的事實。

  • You've recovered physically, but have you recovered mentally?

    你的身體恢復了,但你的精神恢復了嗎?

  • That's actually a good question, and I'm surprised Cartoon Network's talking about this.

    這其實是個好問題,我很驚訝卡通網絡會討論這個問題。

  • Adverse childhood experiences or childhood trauma can have a lasting impact on how your body responds to stress.

    不良的童年經歷或童年創傷會對身體如何應對壓力產生持久的影響。

  • Why is this so good and so accurate?

    為什麼這麼好,這麼準確?

  • This can affect your social, emotional, and physical development.

    這會影響你的社交、情感和身體發育。

  • Facts.

    事實

  • When humans are in crisis, the brain releases the hormone cortisol.

    當人類陷入危機時,大腦會釋放荷爾蒙皮質醇。

  • I wonder if your body is reacting to a gem equivalent of cortisol.

    我想知道你的身體是否對相當於皮質醇的寶石產生了反應。

  • Oh my God, this isn't a doctor at all.

    天哪,這根本不是醫生。

  • It's a fax machine.

    這是一臺傳真機。

  • People?

    人?

  • Hello, students!

    同學們好

  • Well, if it ain't Florence Dorkendale and Nurse Twerpenstein.

    這不是弗洛倫斯-多肯戴爾和特維爾朋施泰因護士嗎?

  • Ah!

    啊!

  • Oh, that got me.

    哦,這可難倒我了。

  • Eat smart, silly hat day Friday.

    週五,吃得聰明,傻帽日。

  • Nurse assistant Ed, it seems one of our students has yet to get his vaccination.

    護士助理艾德,我們的一個學生好像還沒有接種疫苗。

  • Why are they trying to vaccinate Kevin only?

    他們為什麼只給凱文注射疫苗?

  • Lucky for him, today's booster shot day.

    他很幸運,今天是加強注射日。

  • So the reason we give boosters is because when you give a regular vaccine, the immune system has a level of response, and some require multiple doses in order to keep that response up or to create a lasting response.

    是以,我們接種強化劑的原因是,當您接種常規疫苗時,免疫系統會產生一定程度的反應,而有些疫苗需要多次接種才能保持這種反應或產生持久的反應。

  • So we call that a booster.

    所以我們稱之為助推器。

  • It's no big deal, dude.

    沒什麼大不了的,老兄。

  • It's just a dumb needle.

    這只是一根啞針。

  • He's experiencing some hyperperspiration there.

    他的汗腺有些過度分泌。

  • That's quite concerning.

    這很令人擔憂。

  • Stick out your arm, you big baby!

    伸出你的手臂,你這個大寶寶!

  • No way!

    不可能

  • Back off, man!

    退後

  • And why does this shot have a golf club at the bottom?

    為什麼這個鏡頭的底部有一根高爾夫球杆?

  • Where are you gonna insert that, champ?

    你要把它插到哪裡,冠軍?

  • Hold it right there, mister!

    別動 先生

  • I should have known you'd exploit- I've never seen a human being in the medical profession wear a white coat with a tie over it that is being held on by the ID tag.

    我早該知道你會鑽空子--我從沒見過哪個醫務人員穿著白大褂,外面還繫著領帶,而領帶是用身份標籤固定的。

  • Out of all the ridiculous things we're about to see in this Ed, Edd, and Eddie clip, that's the most ridiculous.

    在艾德、艾德和艾迪的片段中,我們將要看到的所有荒唐事中,這是最荒唐的一件。

  • The nurse thanks you, Eddie.

    護士謝謝你,埃迪

  • Oh, yeah?

    哦,是嗎?

  • What for?

    為什麼?

  • For helping Kevin conquer his fear of needles by letting him witness the safe and easy administration of a real booster shot.

    通過讓凱文親眼目睹安全、輕鬆地打一針真正的加強針,幫助他克服了對打針的恐懼。

  • Oh, no, you don't!

    哦,不,你沒有!

  • Not me!

    不是我!

  • See, as a doctor, I get mad at clips like this because now they're scaring children.

    你看,作為一名醫生,我對這樣的片段很生氣,因為現在他們在嚇唬孩子。

  • They're putting in their head that they should be scared of vaccines, but they shouldn't be.

    他們認為自己應該害怕疫苗,但其實不應該。

  • They're very benign.

    它們非常無害。

  • And I make it fun.

    我讓它變得有趣。

  • Like, I do the whole airplane thing like this doctor.

    比如,我坐飛機的時候就像這位醫生一樣。

  • Ba-rum-ba-bum, ba-rum-ba-bum, ba-rum-ba-dum-ba-dee.

    ba-rum-ba-bum, ba-rum-ba-bum, ba-rum-ba-dum-ba-dee.

  • Is it that bad?

    有那麼糟糕嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Oh, no, what is that?

    哦,不,那是什麼?

  • Maybe if we draw a little face on it.

    也許我們可以在上面畫個小臉。

  • Pimple?

    痘痘?

  • No, it's still bad.

    不,還是很糟糕。

  • I don't know what I'm looking at.

    我不知道我在看什麼。

  • Is it on the eye?

    是在眼睛上嗎?

  • Is it a stye?

    是眼屎嗎?

  • Is it on the lip?

    是在嘴脣上嗎?

  • I've got it under control.

    我已經控制住了。

  • I looked online for natural remedies, and I found this root.

    我在網上尋找自然療法,發現了這種草根。

  • All I have to do is rub it on my face, and it'll take the swelling down overnight.

    我只需把它抹在臉上,一夜之間就能精簡人事。

  • So you know what that could be?

    你知道那可能是什麼嗎?

  • That could be a blocked salivary gland, and there could be a salivary gland stone.

    這可能是唾液腺堵塞,也可能是唾液腺結石。

  • In those cases, we actually prescribe a patient to suck on lemon drops, because that forces more secretion to come out.

    在這種情況下,我們實際上會給病人開一些吮吸檸檬滴劑的處方,因為這會迫使更多的分泌物流出。

  • The treatment is called Sialagog.

    這種療法被稱為 Sialagog。

  • Sialagog.

    Sialagog.

  • But it doesn't need to be a drug.

    但它並不需要是一種藥物。

  • It could just be a lemon drop.

    可能只是一滴檸檬水。

  • Dude, that root did not help.

    老兄,那根沒有用。

  • It's worse than ever.

    情況比以往更糟。

  • What are those?

    那些是什麼?

  • Are those fingers?

    那是手指嗎?

  • That reminds me of that clip of the guy looking at the shoes.

    這讓我想起了那個人看鞋子的片段。

  • What are those?

    那些是什麼?

  • What are those?

    那些是什麼?

  • What are those?

    那些是什麼?

  • Those are my chocolates.

    那是我的巧克力

  • You did this?

    這是你乾的?

  • Dr. Princess.

    公主博士

  • Do you know what it means that she's hooked up to these?

    你知道她和這些東西連在一起意味著什麼嗎?

  • Do you even know what that one does?

    你知道那個是幹什麼的嗎?

  • I don't know what any of these things are, because I would think that's a respiratory machine, but then it has some sort of EKG wannabe thing that's not really an EKG.

    我不知道這些東西是什麼,因為我覺得那是一臺呼吸機,但它又有某種模仿心電圖的東西,但其實不是心電圖。

  • There's a toothbrush.

    有牙刷

  • The patient's not even really intubated.

    病人甚至沒有插管。

  • They just have an oxygen mask on.

    他們只是戴著氧氣面罩。

  • And the creepy breathing one?

    那個會呼吸的傢伙呢?

  • And that yucky dripping bag?

    那個滴水的袋子呢?

  • Well, that dripping bag is probably an IV, but it should be a little higher up.

    那個滴水的袋子可能是靜脈注射器,但應該再高一點。

  • I'll do anything to help Susan.

    我會盡一切努力幫助蘇珊。

  • Anything?

    有什麼發現嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Good, because I'm tired of doing double shifts.

    很好,因為我已經厭倦了兩班倒。

  • Put this on.

    戴上這個

  • That's not how it works in hospitals.

    醫院裡可不是這樣的。

  • Although on July 1st, when all the new residents come in, that is how it works.

    雖然在 7 月 1 日,所有新居民都會搬進來,但情況就是這樣。

  • The truth is, I'm not technically a doctor.

    事實上,嚴格來說,我並不是一名醫生。

  • I don't even have a medical degree.

    我甚至沒有醫學學位。

  • I just came in here one day for an X-ray, and my first name is Doctor.

    有一天我來這裡照 X 光,我的名字就叫醫生。

  • So, well.

    那麼,好吧。

  • That was unexpected.

    這出乎我的意料。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Where's the next patient?

    下一個病人在哪裡?

  • In here, Doctor.

    在這裡,醫生。

  • My toes taste like candy corn.

    我的腳趾嚐起來像玉米糖。

  • Is that bad?

    這樣不好嗎?

  • The fact that you're tasting your toes is probably worse than the fact that they taste like candy corn.

    你品嚐自己腳趾的味道可能比它們嚐起來像玉米糖更糟糕。

  • Whoa.

    哇哦

  • How do you feel, Ice King?

    你感覺如何,冰王?

  • This looks like those miracle chiropractors on TikTok that are just like, oh, your allergies are bad?

    這看起來就像 TikTok 上那些神奇的脊椎按摩師,他們會說,哦,你的過敏很嚴重?

  • Fixed.

    已修復。

  • It's really over.

    真的結束了

  • I get this pain in my paw, and it just stays in my paw.

    我的爪子疼,而且一直疼。

  • Oh my God.

    我的天啊

  • The fox has a thorn in its paw slash hand because it has fingers.

    狐狸的爪子上有一根刺,因為它有手指。

  • Ah.

    啊。

  • Wow.

  • You're a healing genius, Doc.

    你真是個治療天才 醫生

  • You know what's funny?

    你知道最有趣的是什麼嗎?

  • That even bad doctors get a lot of credit because if a bad doctor gives you wrong advice, you're still probably going to heal anyway because the human body is amazing like that.

    即使是壞醫生也會得到很多讚譽,因為如果一個壞醫生給了你錯誤的建議,你可能還是會痊癒,因為人體就是這麼神奇。

  • So even bad doctors have good outcomes.

    是以,即使是壞醫生也有好結果。

  • Sad to say.

    說來遺憾。

  • Why is it that whenever I see a food court, I get excited?

    為什麼每次看到美食廣場,我都會興奮不已?

  • I've eaten at the fanciest restaurants in New York City, across the world, but food courts at malls?

    我在紐約市和世界各地最豪華的餐廳吃過飯,但在商場的美食廣場吃過飯?

  • I get hype.

    我被炒作了。

  • Comment down below what's your favorite type of food cuisine to get at a food court.

    請在下面評論您最喜歡在美食廣場品嚐哪種美食。

  • For me, I don't know why, Chinese food.

    對我來說,我也不知道為什麼,就是中國菜。

  • Lo Mein, vegetable fried rice, general chicken.

    炒麵、蔬菜炒飯、普通雞肉。

  • Oh, General Tso's, perfect.

    哦,曹將軍,太完美了。

  • So what can I get you?

    你想要什麼?

  • The death sandwich.

    死亡三明治

  • That sounds spicy.

    聽起來很辣。

  • I'm thinking capsaicin level a billion.

    我認為辣椒素的含量達到了十億級。

  • To receive the death sandwich, you must first sign this waiver of death.

    要領取死亡三明治,您必須先簽署這份死亡豁免書。

  • Yeah, sure, why not?

    是啊,當然,為什麼不呢?

  • I don't think you're allowed to sign a paper like that.

    我不認為你可以在這樣的文件上簽字

  • We have to check with Legal Eagle, of course, but when it says something like you can't sue me, that is not specific enough and too broad to be constitutionally allowable, or should I say legally allowable.

    當然,我們必須向 "法律之鷹"(Legal Eagle)諮詢,但當它說 "你不能起訴我 "之類的話時,就不夠具體,而且過於寬泛,不符合憲法規定,或者應該說不符合法律規定。

  • I think that won't hold up in court.

    我認為這在法庭上站不住腳。

  • I think it's that you can't sue me if something negative happens to your health from eating death sandwich, then maybe.

    我想,如果你因為吃了死亡三明治而健康受損,你就不能起訴我了,也許吧。

  • Remember, if you don't eat it right, you die.

    記住,吃不好就會死。

  • Yeah, yeah, wear a mullet and jean shorts.

    是啊,是啊,留著鯔魚頭,穿著牛仔短褲。

  • We got it.

    我們知道了

  • We're in a mall with jean shorts?

    我們在商場裡穿牛仔短褲?

  • Oh, wear a mullet and jean shorts.

    哦,戴個鯔魚頭,穿牛仔短褲。

  • Looks like it's time for a little payback.

    看來是時候來點回報了。

  • Let's see how they like it when somebody steals their sandwich.

    讓我們看看有人偷了他們的三明治,他們會怎麼想。

  • Honestly, I think if a gumball machine swallows a piece of gum, it does stay in its system for seven years because no one uses gumball machines anymore.

    老實說,我認為如果口香糖機吞下一塊口香糖,它確實會在系統中停留七年,因為現在已經沒有人使用口香糖機了。

  • So maybe that's what Grandma was talking about.

    也許這就是奶奶所說的。

  • His only chance of survival now is to see my sensei, the grand master of death, Kwon Do.

    他現在唯一的生機就是去見我的老師,死亡大師權鬥。

  • So he's gonna give him milk.

    所以他要給他喝牛奶

  • He is the protector of the sandwich of life.

    他是生命三明治的保護者。

  • What's the sandwich of life?

    生命的三明治是什麼?

  • It is the only known cure for the death sandwich.

    這是唯一已知的治療死亡三明治的方法。

  • It's like anti-venom.

    這就像抗毒血清。

  • One bite from the sandwich will cure him instantly.

    只要咬一口三明治,他就會立刻痊癒。

  • All right, let's do this.

    好吧,我們開始吧

  • He looks like he's fine though.

    不過他看起來沒事。

  • Like, I don't know how you check the vitals of a gumball machine, but he looks fine.

    我不知道你是怎麼檢查口香糖機的生命體徵的,但他看起來很好。

  • Come on!

    來吧

  • This is so weird.

    這太奇怪了。

  • Honestly, these days, all these like pseudo experts that are selling all their miracle supplements, they should just start selling a miracle sandwich.

    老實說,這些天來,所有這些像偽專家一樣的人都在推銷他們那些神奇的保健品,他們應該開始賣一種神奇的三明治。

  • Call it like a superfood miracle detox sandwich cure.

    稱它為超級食品排毒三明治奇蹟療法。

  • If you like Cartoon Network, you gotta check out the Nickelodeon ones and tell me what you think of those.

    如果你喜歡 Cartoon Network,就一定要看看 Nickelodeon 的節目,告訴我你的看法。

  • Click here to check it out.

    點擊這裡查看。

  • As always, stay happy and healthy.

    一如既往,保持健康快樂。

  • I'll see you in the next video.

    我們下期視頻再見。

Nickelodeon, South Park, Simpsons, Family Guy, we watched a lot of cartoons for their medical accuracy.

Nickelodeon、《南方公園》、《辛普森一家》、《Family Guy》,我們看很多卡通片都是因為它們的醫學準確性。

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