Its surprising how many people forget the non emergency line. People can call the non emergency line if they have questions or need help with something and it doesn't cost them anything. This is in response to the epi pen help. So no they didnt call 911

my question in some of these videos is "Were Are The Police?"

1:47 stool sample. Nobody told him that he will get a specific container for that with instructions how to use

I think we can all agree on one thing after watching his videos: firefighters and paramedics are not paid NEARLY enough.

4:30 if I remember correctly, most areas do have a Non-Emergency Number you can reach out to for issues Police or Fire/EMTs are needed or trained to address but don't pose a risk to Life or Property (like transporting someone with Mobility Issues to an Appointment with the Hospital)
Whether or not someone bothers to use the CORRECT number is another story.

4:18 I’m not a first responder so I can’t speak for those who are, but I imagine that when every “legitimate” call they get is some flavor of stupid, dangerous, disgusting, horrifying, or stressful; cases like these must feel like a breathe of fresh air for them. It may not be the best use of their time or resources, but I also find it hard to imagine that they’d be extremely annoyed or upset about it either.

During full moons, let's just say there's a reason why another word for crazy is lunatic

The Epi-Pen one was probably via the non-emergency number. Most emergency services have a non-emergency number for casual interactions like that one.

21:24 full moon has shown to bring out the crazies

4:15  they can call a non emergency line and ask for someone can come by to show him how to use the pin

the best and worst types of friends are the ones with the hearts of golden retrievers but the brains of koala bears

"All my good jokes argon" - ordis (warframe)

found out as a kid with a terrible stomach virus, as long as it's  clean and you are tired enough toilets can be a decent nap spot.

I had to get an EpiPen because I have a severe strawberry allergy to both real and artificial, and it doesn't matter if I touch, smell, or taste any of it. The biggest problem is I work at a grocery store and one day I was stuck at the register for 10 minutes because a woman was being stupid that I told her I'm allergic to her 50 things of strawberries and as the manager that day I couldn't just leave so when I became a red balloon one of my coworkers had to get my emergency EpiPen and that was ine heck of an experience feeling that adrenaline rush. And the best thing was the woman was still pissed at me then my boss came in and was not happy with her whatsoever.

About the stroke one: there is something called "transient ischemic attack" or TIA, sometimes called "mini-stroke" which is exactly that: a temporary disruption of blood flow in the brain that causes similar symptoms to a "regular" stroke. You should still go to the hospital if you get one because they can be warnings for "regular" strokes

A trainer is a fake epipen used by kids to practice using the epipen in case they go into anaphylactic shock.  The biggest difference is the lack of a needle.

23:15 to be honest, if it is really a dire situation, i wouldnt care if its the mop bucket

21:23 The problem with a full moon is that's when people turn into lunatics, hence why the root word of lunatic is "Luna". I don't really understand it but anyone that's worked emergency response can verify you get the most insane people on a full moon. best explanation I've heard is humans are 60-70% water, and if the moon can affect tides no reason it can't affect us.

Full moons are, according to ppl like emergency repsponders, when all the weirdness happen. More calls, more weird calls, just generally more chaos during full moons.

To be fair, if it's actually atomized skin flakes, then it's completely fine to breath them in.