Glauc Talk: Eyeball Transplant, Alternate Reality, & Why Are You Like This? | Knock Knock Hi!

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In this episode of Glauc Talk, Will and Kristin talk about their spider-killing dynamic, discuss the amazing process of doing an eyeball transplant, debate the top 5 specialties they wish Will would have done if he hadn’t gotten into ophthalmology, and ask each other why they are the way they are when it comes to things that annoy them!
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22 апр 2024

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@jessicayoung8530 Месяц назад

I always listen to Knock Knock EYE and never listen to Knock Knock Hi... But I LOVED THIS EPISODE!!!

@angiewalker1549 Месяц назад

You guys should talk to The Blind Surfer, Pete Gustin and talk about his eye condition.

@AchiorJacobs Месяц назад

Re: piles next to the hamper. I knew a therapist who posited a genetic link to human organization methods: one either makes piles or puts things “away” (in something, like a hamper). I can’t find any research on this; Google seems quite judgy about the psychology of piles, bringing up only articles about “clutter” (or hemorrhoids). But I’m not sure it’s a clutter impulse. I’m a “put it away” person married to a “pile” person, and to me the piles seem like architectural elements. Walls, or terracing. Or records…like this wall of books is a record of my spouse’s reading over the last two months. Not sure what a sock pile would be, though.

@Skenjin Месяц назад

You say this but I seriously do both.

@AchiorJacobs Месяц назад

@@Skenjin yeah, it’s probably no wonder I can’t find anything else on it. do they feel any different?

@Skenjin Месяц назад

@@AchiorJacobs For me its whatever is more convenient for the thing. Like dirty clothes always go in the hamper, but folded clean clothes dont go into the dresser because opening the door to get to it is an extra unnecessary step.

@Maverick_Mad_Moiselle 26 дней назад

A sock Cairn

@olivenboo Месяц назад

every time i see the demodex ad, i think of mange. it’s one of the two common mites that cause mange in animals. 😊

@whoyawith9494 Месяц назад

I never showered with contacts in when I used to wear them. Wanted to rinse my eyeballs. 😂

@dr.j1382 22 дня назад

@Dr. G- This probably isn't what you are thinking in terms of mass vision loss events, but there have been many times in history when there have been outbreaks of the various infectious causes of congenital blindness/cataracts/glaucoma. Those infected would include a number of pregnant women, who would not have vision issues themselves but their children would be born affected. An example is an outbreak of rubella in the US in the mid 1960's that resulted in an estimated 20,000 infants born with Congenital Rubella Syndrome. There was a massive outbreak of syphilis in 1495 among French soldiers fighting in Naples, which must have resulted in a number of infants born with interstitial keratitis and other sequelae of congenital syphilis. There are many other historical examples. I'm a pathologist and I really do have cocoa in my office. I've never named my microscope, but I do have quite a bit of affection for it.

@privacyvalued4134 Месяц назад

3:17 Everyone remembers that scene from Arachnophobia... Totally tracking with you. You never know what's going to drop down on you while you take a shower. This is definitely an emergency. I mean, what if it's a brown recluse, wolf spider, tarantula, or black widow? Those things can bite and leave venom behind that will paralyze or even kill.

@AngelaBrinker Месяц назад

I'm a -9.5 nearsighted (and astigmatism besides) I shave my legs by feel, no chance of seeing where I have or have not shaved. I can't count the number of times I've nicked my ankles because I couldn't see well enough.

@aaron_11111 Месяц назад

I once accidentally washed my hair using dog shampoo (glasses do not work in the shower and I was still not fully awake) and wow, that freshly washed and dried dog shampoo smell lasted weeks dispite daily showering!

@StefinSeattle1 Месяц назад

Did you notice a difference when your hair was dry? Fluffier? Shinier? Curlier? That gorgeous, “Just came from the groomer’s,” look? 😊

@aaron_11111 Месяц назад

@@StefinSeattle1 It actually felt more conditioned than using head and shoulders original. My hair continued to look just as untidy as normal.

@marvinochieng6295 Месяц назад

very engaging padcost. informative and insightful

@linuxranch Месяц назад

I think the sense of touch is top of the heap! :-) Then maybe the sense of smell? (Is this milk spoiled? Is my house on fire?) You need to get Kristen either a spider vacuum or a spider splatter, a spring loaded grid disk that fires at spiders. Two dimensional spiders are good! :-)

@covi2938 Месяц назад

Internal medicine :board certified sodium ologist Pm&r :botox ATM Infectious disease :prefers to treat syphilis with mercury Cardiothoratic surgery:the one that makes even the neurosurgeon afraid Urology: never grew past 5 grade jokes

@trackinggod8087 Месяц назад

Misconception about pathology. I did 2 years of a path residency. Almost all of the most interesting cases in the hospital either have interesting tissue or interesting labs. And the doctors are constantly asking you questions about it. And surgeons love to come down and look at the the specimen in the microscope with you and see why you call it an amelanotic malignant melanoma.

@PotatoSofi Месяц назад

The first thing someone needs to do after an eyeball transplant is eyeball review.

@anant906 Месяц назад

Please add timestamps to the video

@meganshagbark6839 Месяц назад

@dglaucomfleckin I have Harvest Spiders (Daddy Long Legs, but they look different from the DLLs that we grew up living with) in my bathroom, and they hang out in the shower, in the corner. We have an agreement: I've told the spiders "you stay there, and don't touch me"....sometime this month, I was showering, back to water, and this tiny DLL came down on its silk, and damn-near (perner, as Grandma used to say), crawled on my boob. I gasped, used telepathy to communicate with the DLL, and she/he spun back up on her silk immediately. And now I see what I think is an egg sack under the lights in my bathroom. Okay, Charlotte, you win. At least the DLLs eat bugs that I'm more scared of, like those centipede things that come up from the drain.

@judithlashbrook4684 Месяц назад

Not putting clothes in a hamper: trauma?

@nab-rk4ob Месяц назад

You two are so cute.

@marvinochieng6295 Месяц назад

Mrs Glaucomflecken really is very pretty and i say that respectfully

@dougyaroch3380 Месяц назад

Love is worth 8 feet

@Amandaaa2244 Месяц назад

I had a patient give me homemade limoncello, which was very nice of him except I’m very Mormon and don’t drink. He vehemently insisted I try it in front of him… during the work day… as someone who doesn’t drink due to my religion. Needless to say, I found out that day I am not a fan of limoncello and I surely hope God is ok with me trying not to make my patient upset 😂

@linuxranch Месяц назад

You need a more tolerant god. You miss out on two many things! :-)

@Amandaaa2244 Месяц назад

@@linuxranch I am perfectly fine without them! Converted from super reformed Jewish/agnostic so I’ve lived a “normal life” before