People with Shocking Things Living Inside of Them

Some

people

have had some bad

things

living

inside

them

. Let's talk about that. ♪ (musical

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e) ♪ - Good Morning Míticos. - Thank you and you and you for making us part of your daily routine. - (laughing) - You three. I'm already a little scared by this episode. It's fascinating and we can get through it together. And we can learn something and you can share these

things

at parties before

people

start eating. - Parties. - It is quite well known that we have organisms that live symbiotically within us and that benefit us. - Wait to? - Yeah, like bac... you know, - I knew it. - there are bacteria in the intestine.

I mean, we eat probiotic yogurt to put more bacteria in there... - Right. - ...to help us digest our food - and the happiness of that. - Yes, and that is a symbiotic relationship; They both benefit a little from it. But there are some relationships that people have with things that live inside them that aren't very symbiotic at all, and they'll scare you! So put on your weird glasses! - Yes. - Those don't exist. - Really

shocking

stuff... - Just listen to us. …

living

inside humans. I have the first one. Ron Sveden suffered from emphysema for several months.

You know, he's coughing a lot, ♪ (he feels lethargic) ♪,-and he goes to the doctor...-Was he singing about that? ♪ (Are you feeling lethargic?) ♪ Some of you know what I'm talking about. - Oh. Hmm. -He goes and they do an x-ray, which reveals a growth in his left lung. But it's not cancer. - Mm.- It turns out to be a small pea plant (emphasized) growing inside it. - That's why I don't eat peas. -In his lung, a pea plant,-growing and living there. - Can you get this from canned peas? - (sighs) - Because like many of those.

I don't know, Rhett. Doctors said the lung provided an ideally warm, moist atmosphere for the pea to germinate. Yes of course. All pea farmers grow their peas in lungs. Why was this man breathing peas that could then germinate? My theory, for lack of a better one, is: "Hey, uh... you need to breathe easy." - He says: "What? Breathe peas... and?" - (moaning) - I don't know. - Let's move on. They surgically removed the pea plant and Ron is fine. He is my pen pal. -He's okay, talking about…talking about peeing…-(offscreen team laughing)-Hello, Ron. - In India... - They liked my joke about... - They didn't like it. -…He breathes calmly. - They didn't.

A 14-year-old boy went to the hospital saying, "I can't urinate. I have trouble urinating." The doctors did an ultrasound - Oh. and they discovered that there was an object in his bladder. - Hmm. - They open it and find a fish two centimeters long. - That? Somehow a fish got through the pee hole and up into the bladder. Are you telling me... that they knew it was going upstream and not downriver? (stuttering) I don't think you can reach the bladder. The fish cannot reach the bladder downstream. It has to go upstream. - That's true. That's a good point. - It would go to the intestine. - That?

But the boy had an explanation. He says, "While I was cleaning the fish tank at home, I had the fish in my hand and went to the bathroom to pee." (laughs) he went to urinate. "While I was urinating, the fish slipped out of my hand and went into my urethra, and then I developed all these symptoms." (pats table) Okay, this is, uh... - There are a lot of holes in this story, - (laughing) - besides the pee hole. Yuck. - Yes. I have a theory here. I do this sometimes, when I'm really cleaning something. Sometimes I just get into it.

I think this kid was cleaning the fish tank and said, "I have to go down there and it turns out I was... - Naked. - "...naked, I guess." And then you're in the water, and it's a little warm, and then you start urinating. There are fish that can sense the urine flow and swim up; that happens in the Amazon. Don't pee in the Amazon River. One of those crazy fish. Of course, it was in the. India. I don't know. Maybe that... - I don't know how it happened. So he was pressure washing the inside of his aquarium. - Yeah, yeah. - That's your theory.

It was a pleasant day, like any other in China, when Zhang Nan, 56, decided to go to a beauty spa. Now, he goes to a special spa where you bathe with eels and the eels eat the dead skin. your body. So while he's there... - It sounds funny - while he... Yeah, it sounds crazy: he feels a sharp pain in the end of his nether region Oh. just in time to see that an eel has started to climb up... - The eel. - … the highway. - The old eel trick in the eel trick. - (offscreen team laughing) - He grabs it. - Of course, no? -And he starts, but then he's so slippery that he slips out of her hand and continues to writhe (high-pitched croaks) all the way down his urethraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa of.

He goes to the doctor, undergoes an operation that lasts three hours. Did I mention the eel was six inches long? - (Rhett) Ho ho. - (high-pitched laughter) - What a nightmare! - (laughing) Let's see it! Let's grab it! And then: "Oh, no, no, no! Please don't do it!" -Bloop! There he goes. - Wouldn't you like this? - I haven't enjoyed it. - But he paid for it. Think about it; he-paid for this treatment. - Yes, that's the sad thing. He paid for the treatment and then the removal. My God, there are no... - Yes. - I would be yelling at the eel: "There are no dead cells in there!" - Yes, if I ever have to choose between the eel and the fish from that place, I'll take the fish.

Just me. I'm going with the fish. How about this. Miss Li, in China, arrives at the hospital complaining of an itchy ear. She already itches my ear before. - MMM. -She went to the doctor and the doctor looks inside her ear...-she sees a spider there. - Oh! God no. The spider had been living there for five days and it is not just any spider. This is a real picture of that situation, right Eddie? - Oh. My God. - This is a spider with... ...thorns on its legs. It's a hairy spider. This is the type of spider that could cause some damage.

She had been living in her ear for five days, and they just put a saline solution in there and she (spits) she came out immediately. - Did he really crawl out? - Yes, but after five days of whispering in his ear. Whispering little spidery things in his ear. She thinks about all the things she told him. Spiders are evil. - Oh my God. - I hate spiders. Everything related to spiders is wrong and from the devil. And having one in your ear for five days... - Squirming. Tickle! (etc.) - …just infecting you. - Hmm. - You know, the eel, and I suppose the fish, died when they were taken out.

But I guess the good thing about this is that the spider lived to tell it from her perspective. He says, "Man, I was three days inside this old woman... - Five days, five days inside this old woman's head. It was cool, but lonely. Really lonely. They poured some ocean water in there and I went in. forward." Do you think he goes and talks to his friends like that? Yes, he brags about it. Let me tell you something about robot flies. Flies lay their eggs on animals such as mosquitoes. Mosquitoes then drop them on larger animals like squirrels or horses.

The eggs then hatch into larvae, which burrow inside the squirrel or horse and stay there. - And just prepare. Oh. - Delicious! Now let me tell you another story about a five-year-old boy in Honduras who went to his mother one day and said, "Mom! I think I have something in my eye!" - You see where this is going. - A horse? -He says (laughing)-Are you listening? - Horse in the eye. Oh! Oh yes, there's something in his eye. Doctors say it's an advanced stage fly larva nestled against his EYE! (inhale) 17 millimeters long. I mean, I have pictures of the procedure to remove this thing, I can't stop looking at them and I won't show them to you.

And you shouldn't Google them. They had to make a stylish incision in the old conjunctiva. And they took it out, - Oh, yeah. and the larvae were dead, but that thing just... It wasn't in the eyeball. It was kind of curled up around the uh… outside the eyeball. Yuck. I mean, this sounds like the kind of food we'd eat on this show. You know, "larvae in a five-year-old's eyeball." That's where we're going with this show. You realize that's where this is going to end. (stuttering) You just feel violated, don't you? Okay, this is weird. Sanju Bhagat, 36, had a big belly. (laughs) That's where this all starts.

He had a big belly; She looked like a pregnant woman. - Actually. Or just a guy who really enjoys... Oh wow. - beer, like the best in Milwaukee or something. - Well well. -And, uh...-The expression on his face doesn't say-that he's enjoying something. -(laughing) So, I don't know why it took her 36 years, but she finally goes to the doctor for this. I think he was having some breathing problems. They took him to the hospital and said, "Well, this is probably some kind of tumor." Have you seen those types of situations where there is a tumor there... - Yes. (etc.) - We have to go in and get it out.

The doctors go in there. It's not a tumor. She is his brother. That? -She is his twin. - Oh no. It is a parasitic twin, specifically known as a "fetus in fetu," which refers to a twin that grows inside you. So we're not talking about a Siamese twin or, you know, a Siamese twin. - Ughhh... - We're talking about twins who grow - one inside the other. - They looked similar? This one looks like a basketball and I won't show you what it looks like. Again, you can imagine what it looks like just by looking at this guy's belly.

You know, I've had...I've heard stories of bad relationships between...twins and this is...-But he wasn't a fully formed person. He was... but he was alive. What was in… ugh. (stuttering) It was just a mass. It was a person that never... it was a thing that never became a person. I don't want to get philosophical about this. - I only know that it was unpleasant. - I was being nurtured, - but it wasn't a... okay. - It was like having a basketball: that connects your blood supply. - Oh my God. Inside your belly. That makes you look like a pregnant woman.

But you are not a pregnant woman; You're just a guy. That is a problem. A guy with a mustache. I mean, if I found out that any of these things lived inside me, I'd jump into a chimney. - Actually? - Although it wouldn't be on. - I would simply go to the doctor - before the age of 36. - Yes it's correct. Um... - I hope... uh... - Some of you have breakfast - I hope... I'm sorry. -while he watches this show. - Thanks for doing that. - And uh, hopefully that and the embarrassment were overcome by what we learned here... - Thanks for moving forward. - …and what we share.

We can be thankful that these things are not in most of us. We can feel for these people in the comments below. Feel in the comments. And thanks for liking... - You know what time it is. - …Besides that. - Hello! My name is Andres. - Hi Karina. And we are from Cali, Colombia. And it's time to spin the Wheel of Myth. It's cold out there! And we've got you covered, literally, with the Good Mythical Morning Hoodie, available at rhettandlink.com/store. - (Link) Shop, shop, shop! - (Rhett) Look at that! Click on Good Mythical More, where Rhett shares his experience with dengue fever. - "Rhett's cup..." - How close this is!

I want to hit this! We will get there. "Rhett's mug is alive." - You're thirsty? - Uh... - (Link inhales) - Ugh! - That? You saw it? Move? -(inaudible whisper) No, he didn't move, but he was thinking about it. - (gasps) Did you hear that? - (high-pitched laughter) - What, is he talking to you? - He is funny. He is funny. - Is he talking to you? - He is funny. Maybe it's her. (sucking in air) Oh! (laughing) I thought he was empty!