Kemento

So, uh, Chris I don't think has, has figured out the, uh, the theme to this call yet, but this-

I m- m- maybe.

We'll see.

But this probably will give it away.

So when Contu was on our, uh, show, a challenge was issued and accepted, and I, I have fucking pulled it off.

It's memento.

[laughs] So we start with part three of this call.

All right.

[tense music]

Remember Sammy Jankis.

The ambulance is plummeting down the road, lights and sirens.

Guy is now sweating profusely as he pauses compressions.

Teddy, also sweaty as fuck, checks for a carotid pulse and says, "Okay, I, I definitely feel one." He tells Guy to check as well because, well, reasons.

And Guy feels one.

And this, Guy describes this moment like a huge weight being lifted off his shoulders.

And I, Spencer, get it, because almost killing a patient can, can make you feel like that.

I love this.

[laughs] For anyone that doesn't know, Memento is a movie that goes backwards.

And so they do scenes i- in the reverse order they should show up in.

And, and so you get to see kind of like, oh, this is, this is good.

This is really good.

Keep going.

Yeah.

Teddy continues ventilating the patient through the iGel on high-flow O2 at a rate of about 10 a minute.

The patient is not taking any native breaths.