Red Flag & Kid or Pets

What phrase do Drs see as a red flag? Dangerous Dave talks about "my wife sent me here" is the big one. Plus, are your pets your kids? Depends upon the age group.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
He's deeper in the din with dangerous day. Well, if
you want to preak your doctor out, just use these
six words in your next appointment. An E. R doctor, Jacksonville,
Florida trending after he revealed the six word phrase that
gets a huge red flag, specifically if a guy uses it.
Whenever he hears it, he assumes it's something very serious
going on with the man's health until proven otherwise. What

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is the phrase six words that worry him? My wife
made me come in. It's a red flag because men
are more likely to ignore health issues or tough it
out instead of seeing a doctors. So if your wife
made you come in, might be a good chance there's
a real health issue there. Other doctors replied in comments
with phrases as red flags that are similar. For one woman,

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it's a red flag if she says, I didn't want
to waste your time with this, but I guess there's
times you just need to go see the doctor. My
wife keeps telling me I should go see the doctor.
Unfortunately it's a psychologist deeper in the There's a lot
of talk about young adults less interested in having kids
than people were in previous generations. But maybe I should clarify.

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I guess they're talking human kids. A new survey ask
pet owners how they classify their pets. Older generations consider
their dogs and cats companions and pets. Meanwhile, forty eight
percent of gen zers consider their pets and themselves pet parents,
so no difference between caring for a pet than an
actual human child. Millennials most likely to consider pets their sibling,

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so people don't consider their pets to be co workers.
But in a survey, fifty one percent of people who
work in pet friendly workplaces say their coworkers pets are
more like their actual coworkers. So that's kind of silly.
But one thing pretty much everybody can agree on. Ninety
eight percent of pet owners say their pets make their
lives better. Younger people think it's not their pet, it's

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their fur baby. Now, if I could just get them
to do some chores too, they can't. For another episode
of Deeper in the Den with Dangerous Dave hear