The Internet Said So | Ep. 22 - Death 

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I am watching this a month after my mom passed away. And after the rituals were all done and our house was empty, I couldn't go to sleep. I was scared that I would remember something and it would hurt too much. For 2-3 days I was just watching your podcasts and they made me laugh and feel like I was with friends. Just made me feel slightly more normal. So thank you.

I genuinely feel so bad for Neville most of the times whenever I watch podcasts on Tuesday! Shit man... I feel hes had a little hard life than the others! So I know you guys dont read the comments but Hey Neville if you are, More power to you and we are your family! Stay blessed man :)

Neville I'm a Doctor, just at the start of my career and I promise to you that I'll keep in mind to never refer the person who just died as 'Body'. This is the take away thing for me from this podcast.

Conspiracy theory : Giridhar is ACTUALLY Kriti Sanon and she REALLY wants to come on the podcast.

The most complete podcast. Period. Laughter, seriousness, motivation, emotional attachment. This one video does it all❤️❤️ Kudos to you guys!

this is hands down the best podcast,so funny yet you can feel how unhappy they are talking about it,this podcast transforms like a story and these four are the storytellers

Like Daniel Fernandez said : *Only if our friends were so good , we wouldn't have to talk to a therapist*

Podcast is named Death but there's so much life in it ! Keep em coming !

That moment where Kautuk waited for everyone to focus on him to drop that Essel World joke was *chef's kiss*.

Make a podcast on Conspiracy Theories.

Wrong decision to watch this in a metro. I am laughing, crying my eyes out and people are either smiling at me or just curious if I have gone mad. This is right at that antelope- lion story. And 5 minutes later I am crying and now people are genuinely worried if I am right in the head.

PSA: Please do not urinate over the jellyfish sting, there is no evidence that suggests this working, just remove the tentacle carefully and apply pain relief ointment. Go to a doctor if it is very severe. The pain should subside within 24 hours.

This episode proved that this podcast does not just discuss random, fun, stupid, pointless, weird, shocking facts but beyond that.

Such a wholesome episode. i could see varun holding it while he was speaking about his friend. Also feel so bad for the stuff bawa had to go through. The episode is so pure.

Make a podcast about GHOST/PARANORMAL facts and stories. I still remember biswa's ghost story.

Rewatchers attendance lagao

Of course, Bawa does the opening when the episode is his favorite 😂

I laughed too hard on kautuk's jokes and Neville misunderstanding safari moment. But cried even harder when kautuk mentioned about Nevilles mom's closet And him screaming mumma from 3rd floor to 5th. I am way too scared to lose my parents.

This is by far the most complete podcast. Random weird interesting funny and also absurd

Varun and Neville were both teary...... Their voices started to tremble but the just couldn't cry on cam.

I guess when you spoke about the sensitivity of medical care, I thought I should put this through. Especially in India the staff is not taught how to deal with this situation. When I lost my first patient who was just a 6 months old baby. I played with her everyday and one day when I had an off she passed away. Not in my wildest dream, I thought I could cry so much for someone. I went home, locked myself and cried. That’s day I promised I wouldn’t get attached anymore. But somewhere I still do but don’t show. When you loose them you loose trust in your years of education. But however that’s the part and parcel of life.

When bawa talks about the elevator story!!! Man it teared me up in the bus ride home in Australia. Started to miss my mom who’s back in India. 😣

I'm watching this now when my mum's 20th Death Anniversary is around the corner. I remember the time I was just an eight year old and was totally unable to comprehend what's going around me. Time flew and it's been twenty years now. I feel a sense of belonging here listening to Bava.

Varun: Hippo and Rhino mein confuse ho gaya, its like crocodile and alligator wala confusion :P

The episode gets seriously serious in the second half.

Neville talks about such deep things. And it makes me feel sad about all the loss he has evidenced in his life which is the cause of the seriousness he has. A really nice man ♥️

Varun :Are you scared of death ? Me :No , I'm scared of LIFE.

Last week Adar didn’t have long hair This week he has long hair Dr Batra promotion

Call Kenny Sebastian on the _long recording of him with his friends_ and discuss Horror facts.

I should not say this...bt I am actually looking forward to this episode to find some peace after my dad's demise recently.. :/

The buried alive thing is where the term 'saved by the bell' came from.

69 days since original Giridhar was seen in the comment section.

Call Delhi Police and discuss 'state-sponsored riots'

'Antelope ne bola Lion so raha hai' ka merch kab aayega ?

I wish someone looked at me the way kautuk was looking at Neville during the opening

This Podcast is packed with emotion and laughter. I mean wooow!

The last time I was this early, it was called still called, Schtsznasngigles

Surprisingly, the heaviness was evident and not evident at the same time, in their voices

The last time I was this early, Kriti Sanon wasn't a part of Bollywood.

You folks actually dished things out in a very mature way. I relate most with how Neville explained the adrenaline mode where you know what’s to be done and you go like - step 1, step 2, step 3 etc etc right from getting the doctor’s certificate to informing the crematorium.

That was wierdly enough a pretty deep conversation done with a light touch. Thanks guys.

time stamps when varun said marathi words and sounded funny ( still waiting for paishe) 8.05 Varun said "wakada" 13.43 chawali & fugga 16.52 pakshi 17.17 wel lagate ( should have been vel laagtoy)

The movie (medical students fascinated with the idea of death and experimenting it on each other) sounds like 'Flatliners'.

Aadar's hair length suggests this was shot earlier xD

Can we take a moment and talk about The T-shirt Neville is wearing 💯

Get Kirti Sanon and discuss Giridhar's obsession with nepotism.

Hello. I am a doctor by profession. Just to say that Neville shah's comment regarding his mom referred as dead body in icu after her death. Firstly, all medical person doctors or nursing or anybody dealing with the critically ill patients are equally affected as normal people and its emotionally draining for them. So as far as possible medical personnel tries to get detached from the patient, otherwise we won't be able to rationally treat the patient. That doesn't mean we care less for them. Communication of bad news to family members ofcourse need to be more thoughtful. But public also need to be more aware and should cooperate with medical staff as we are their to help them. I advise and request you all being at a public platform to not increase missunderstanding between public and health care providers. I like your show very much and lots of people follow you.

10:44 Varun: hum sab ne mut liya hai. Aadar: Apne pair pe? LMAO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 20:16 Neville: "Yeh antelope ne Bola hai?" Fuckkkkkkk 😂😂😂😂😂

Varun didn't let Kautuk deliver that one joke which he was dying to tell during the maasi wala story and I wanna know that so bad!

Adaar's hair in podcast is like salman khan's hair in andaz apna apna

I have been depressingly sick for past 5 days. Was feeling real frustrated. Then, I watched your podcast and it made me a little less depressed. Love you guys. :)

I lost my Childhood love 2 years back and that too the day when I wanted to propose her that same day she met with an accident and I lost her forever....I never spoke about this to anyone except one person and for the past 2 years I just couldn't come out of the loss....But fortunately few months back I met another girl who just filled my sorrow with love but she left me in between because of a fight now....I am just watching ur podcasts continuously inorder to overcome my loss ❤️

The most underratedTISS episode of all time. Thanks for talking about this. Rewatching this after a year and how things have become so much more morbid!

Truth: I've laughed the most and I've cried the most in this one podcast by you guys. It is just weird. But thank you.

Best Podcast of this season. Their podcast's are so raw and authentic, it just reminds you of great chat sessions with your friends.

20:05 to 21:09 Another crazy moment *I am crying now because of laughter* 😂😂😂😂😂 Literally 😂 is happening

Is it Weird that I laughed so fuckin hard in the 1st half and was totally opposite in the 2nd one...??!!!

I literally cracked up when Neville said Taj mahal might have been a birthday gift ! 😂 😂 😂 😂

Since 3 weeks,this podcast is the only thing in the whole week that makes me a lil happy.

2:50. Death- I am scared of Neville

That movie which Adhar spoke of regarding Medical students researching "Death experience" via self inducing COMA is a famous movie called "Flatliners" which stars Ellen Page.

By the title , I think this topic is dear to Bawa ... 😅

y'all don't know, but you guys are my friends. I come here when I'm happy, sad, angry, bored, busy whatever. I just love watching and listening to your podcasts. of course I rewatch the previous ones until you post a new one. I wish to meet all of you one day in person.

Wow! what a podcast! Equally Hilarious and emotional at the same time. Neville's lift story made me tear up a little.

Guys i swear...when varun made that jellyfish joke...i choked on my food.. wasn't able to breathe and for a second i thought that i would die..varun's joke would have killed me 🤣🤣🤣

Most funny and most depressing episode.... especially Neville's lift story was too emotional and touching... I'm sorry bro...we all are there for you... virtually atleast

The movie is "Flatliners"! And "Lazarus" also revolves around the same idea..!!!

Nevilles story made me emotional

I lost my father year ago and i went through the process of dealing with it. Like varun said yes it does feel little weird about how you should talk and behave etc. i feel like we are not taught how to deal with all this grief. Great episode guys. Keep up the good work 🙂

Kautuk's laughter is so infectious! Hahah

I was legit dying laughing about the whole whale wash up and BMC, and the sudden turn of events when y'all started talking bout your experiences (especially of Neville's about his mom) kind of made me tear up. That zyada hasne see Rona padega legit happened in this one episode. One of your best podcasts though guys. All love and respect.

27:07 It's crazy how I find this relatable.

Essel world me rahunga me,ghar nahi jaunga me 😂😂😂😂😂

Sound baba, please intro sound thoda kam kar seizure aa jata hai, hunesha

This podcast was just amazing from laughing to lump in throat moments.

Personally I’m not as scared of death as I am of dying alone

Why is varun's merch chachi 420???

One of the best episodes... I laughed and cried in the same episode... Loved it❤️

My friends are back to make everyone's Tuesday fantastic! 🙌

I looked up why 'mummies' are called so after watching this episode. It comes from the Persian word 'mum' ( like 'mom' in 'mombatti' ) which means wax, which I assume was used for embalming. TIL.

Talking about feelings and emotions is very natural and I really like the podcast for doing that.

Call Amit Shah and Discuss how to handle state security.

Havent even watched the entire podcast yet, but already know that Neville would have gone bezerk xD

Last week has been very tough for me. I have been screwing up massively at work; got into 2 road accidents and I'm pretty sure I'm going to lose my job. Just when I thought today was going to be no different, I received the channel notification and after a long time I felt like life isn't that bad, at least I'll get to feel like I'm chilling with my friends and just talking random shit them. Thank you guys for brightening up my day! ❤️ I'll pray that you all die in ways you want to....

Okay it's been four years since dad passed and today while watching this is the first time I cried. And the podcast became 2hours long..

The saint in the Goan church is St Francis. His body is intact.

That movies name is "Flatline" There are 2 movies of the same name are both are amazing...

I really needed to hear all of this. thanks guys.

28:00 Everyone should have someone like Neville at that moment. It's hard to take care of those things, usually.

the episodes are good but there are so many unnecessary laughs which aren't necessary...

Damn It, I thought this was a Chuck Schuldiner appreciation video.

Call the 'people of Gujarat living in slums near the airport behind the wall' and discuss the Gujarat Model that was sold in 2014.

With Aadar's hair growing over one week, between two videos, this show is from the same universe as Andaz Apna Apna

It's easier to imagine Varun asking 'Aye lion kiddhar hai?!?' than imagining him get bit by a jellyfish!!! xD

This podcast reminds me of Going Downhill.

This episode is so damn funny. Especially the jellyfish and antelope stories. Laughed like hell.

Neville's elevator story brought me tears....I have never lost a close one and the story me realise how much I love my parents and brother 😢.

Writing this on a public forum as no one knows me. Lost my dadi yesterday and did her cremation today. She was my everything, my whole world. Don't know how I'm going to live without her. But maybe time will help. Thanks for making me feel a bit better through this video guys. Props to Neville (Baba). Take some courage to share these experiences on camera.

Discovering this podcast is one of the best things that've happened to me! I could relate to Varun's bit of losing someone unexpectedly and the shock that comes with it, and how you ultimately learn to reminisce the memories you had with that person..for me it was my grandmother's untimely death when I was 12, and even though I'm 20 now and still somewhat processing it, I've most definitely come to cherish the time I spent with her. :) Overall, lovely episode!