Code 3

I mean, it's...

I'm sure everyone here has seen the movie Code 3.

I mean, where, you know, the doctor is yelling at the paramedic, like, why did you bring this person here? Like, do you not see how busy I am? Like, and just belittling them.

Like, I feel that that was my experience in Las Vegas a lot of times.

I would, you know, be open to talking with the medics and fist-bumping them and talking about their family or whatever and just having a closer relationship with them.

That's good to know.

And Patrick Pienitzer, who wrote Code 3, a friend of the show, and so I'll make sure that he listens to this section.

Yeah, that stuck with me very much.

Oh.

I watched Code 3.

It's a Rainn Wilson movie.

He's a paramedic.

you find that?

Code 3, is it? Code 3, is it? Yeah, Code 3.

So I'll just give the bloody blurb if you want.

But essentially, it's quite funny.

Thank you.

Yeah, yeah.

No, I was wondering with the Code 3, what you're saying, like you know how in Australia – We have the ambulance department where you actually – it's a separate building from the hospitals and that.

Is that the same in America? Like I know they've got a fire department.

All right.

So I just watched this movie called Code 3.

Um, it's about paramedics.

I, I was excited to watch it knowing that you were gonna be coming on the show, and I, I don't think it was a great movie, but, um, and I would imagine as a paramedic, you probably watch it and it's... you're like, "Ugh." Anytime I watch a movie with Air Traffic Control, I, I can't even really watch it, 'cause it's just so far, like, this is not real, blah, blah, blah.