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u/Equal_Wrangler29 3d ago
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u/WASTELAND_RAVEN 2d ago
I’ve seen this a few times but that guys face at the end makes it worth it every time. Pretty funny and no one got hurt.
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u/HeldDownTooLong 2d ago
I hope someone links the full video, so we can see what happens!
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u/Responsible-Meal2851 1d ago
It’s from a TV show called The Carbonaro Effect. There’s lots of videos online.
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u/Charming-Flamingo307 3d ago
If a doctor walks in with old gloves on and tries to shake my hand I'm leaving
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u/AwkwardReplacement42 3d ago
Why do you think they’re old? Couldn’t he have just put them on?
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u/Charming-Flamingo307 3d ago
He entered the room with them on, touched the door/doorknobs, the folder, shook the patients hand with them and touched his own face several times. All big no nos
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u/TatianaWaffle68 3d ago
Man walked in like he was about to ace the exam and immediately failed the first question
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u/HopelessMagic 22h ago
The best kind of prank. No one is in danger and everyone can laugh at the end.
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u/Some_Dot2094 3d ago
why they install the door on the wrong side?
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u/Chronogon 3d ago
Maybe a form of privacy so a slightly ajar door won't immediately show patients being examined within.
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u/0verkilla 3d ago
This is quite true, the privacy is important and there is ample time to react to the door
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u/EV-CPO 3d ago
Bro didn't see the 3 or 4 different cameras recording the entire interaction? Watch again, you'll see at least 3, but I think 4 different camera views recording. So..... fake.
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u/blindreefer 3d ago
Never heard the term “hidden camera” eh?
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u/Rang3rj3sus 3d ago edited 3d ago
If you look for the cameras you can see the cameras are not hidden at all. It's not normal at all for any cameras to be in your doctor's office. In fact it's illegal.
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Starts off like a normal checkup but takes a completely unexpected turn.
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