Did Bae Just Reveal That She Was a Pharmacist in Real Life?
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
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Bae having a pharmaceutical license is honestly up there with Pekora being certified to teach kids and Matsuri being a certified electrician lol
don't forget... Luna has a heavy motorcycle (>400cc) driving license and owns a Harley Davidson
Or that Princess Luna rides a Harley motorcycle. That's an image too.
Hidden Talent: Medic.
Luna is a COBOL programmer!
Also didn't Choco-sen went to professional cooking school or sth?
That quiet "no" after being asked if she's a med student is the sound of having Asian parents
And having disappointed them, if I'm not mistaken lmao
Her older sister is a Doctor and the cool/popular girl she looked up to lol.
I don't think it's technically a med student if you study pharmacology, Related but different.
legit
being any kind of job that is related to medicine makes you say that kind of "no" every now and then when someone asks you if you're a real doctor or no.
It's like saying you play an instrument and people immediately start thinking you're in a band.
Bae was a lab rat
This makes more sense
"Gee Baelz, what do you want to do tonight?"
Bae is pinky from pinky and the brain show
@@watatitamf1598like we do every night, try to take over the world
And thats somehow make me understand
Convo in the foreground: pills blah blah blah
Convo in the background: BAU BAU BAU BAU BAU BAU
Fluffy to fuzzy communication
Their talking is as conspicuous as Subaru's shuba shuba speech
@@jondoe589 bau to bau communication
Bau Bau pilled
THEYRE SO DAMN CUUUUUUTE 🗣
So that explains some of bae's parents worries when they found out what her new job was. Having a daughter go from medical to doing "weird internet stuff"
And she's probably making 10x the amount doing this
"Honey, are you... are you selling drugs online?"
Honestly, as someone in the medical field myself I can 100% assure that we would either choose going full speed into the field or just drop everything and do the influencer thing in a heartbeat. No in between 🤣. The situation is that corrupt and shitty ever since the pandemic.
Also sorry to burst the bubble but "pharmaceutical license" and "medical license" are two very diferent things, hence why Bae said no when Chat asked if she was a med student 😅. She was probably a pharmachem student at best, worked selling meds to doctors/hospitals for a pharmaceutical company at worst 😂
@@modenoatr
bae: it's fine, asacoco is healthy and has no side effects
@@ChiggaChiggaBruh For the moment. It's very possible that Bae can go from the heights of Hololive into outright banishment in an instant, and never be able to make money as a vTuber or entertainer ever again because suddenly she's Toxic. So making 10x her salary at a pharmacy becomes irrelevant as she now is making NO money.
As a parent, I would be heavily against my kids ever going the "Influencer" route because I want them to have a long-term future. Given the choice of a POTENTIAL $500k/yr for 5 years, or a GUARANTEED $50k/yr for 30 years, I'm recommending the $50k/30yrs every single time.
So that's where she got her handwriting debuff from
This comment right here...
Nah, pharmacists are the ones who need to interpret the bad handwriting.
@@pseudonym6387just because we can decipher whatever ancient scribbles that is doctor handwritings doesn’t necessarily mean we are immune from that debuff 😂
when ur relative is a doctor and ur affected by the genes, then your handwriting will be cursed
PICRLE BREAR...
Paracetamol is everywhere in America. We just call it Tylenol (or acetaminophen for the generic name).
Common for headache.
Paracetamol and Acetaminophen are both shortenings of it's full scientific name para-acetylaminophenol. Tylenol is just a brand name.
We use the panadol brand in Malaysia
Oh so it's just like how Muricans call salt as "Sodium".
While in Asia and other regions, it's NaCl. Natrium Chloride or Natrium for short word
@@DBT1007 we don't call table salt "sodium." Sodium is specifically when reffering to the salt content of food like on nutrition labels or discussing diet.
The sad "no" at the end, every asian who didn't become a doctor but still studied science can feel it lmao
As a med school applicant who quit applying, this hurts
I am capable of studying med but I chose physics instead and yea you know the answer we share the same pain 😅
Same perfectly capable of studying med or just nursing but I just noped out. Like naaaahhhhhhhhhh. I'd love to but I don't think my mental health can take that lol
@@TDRH Did you look at medicine and decide, "No, the math in this field isn't hard enough"? :)
@@ZGryphonbro how did u know 🤣
As a doctor, this bit cracked me up. Finding out someone I've followed is or was in the medical field is always a nice surprise.
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
A doctor playing Persona 3. I bet your writing is good.
As a fellow docor, too, it's a nice surprise for me too...I feel related to her a little more now hahaha.
As something of a Scientist myself, I was surprised by Fauna's Bio knowledge that she busted out in the Coffee V Tea debate, presented with academic decorum no less.
Then she goes and puts it into a Speedrun Rap!
Which reminds me, I still need to E-mail the Mineralogy Professor...
If you a doctor tell me, what is the function of paracetamol? 😅
Oh god she got the whole Asian child starter pack, being a Doctor 🤣🤣🤣
I guess, she has a license as pharmaceutical technician, she could work in apothecary, read praescription, and sell it to customer
Or she studied to be a pharmacist
I got broadsided out of nowhere with forbidden knowledge (nobody ask, won't tell) and yes.
@@BringerOfD That requires a medical degree, pharmacy technician only requires a short stint of study and then one can apply for a licence
@@alfianwisnuanggoro1538the handwriting checks out.
Also, 'pp' apparently means postprandial, meaning after meal
I can hear it ringing in my ears.. 'Why you no doctor yet la?'
haiyaaaaaaaaaaaaa, failure
Not an Honor Master?
Haiya look at your nephew Jimmy. He got it when he was 10 la.
"You doctor yet?"
"No dad I'm 12"
"Talk to me when you doctor"
STEVEN HE
your mean to tell me that the rat who has a pharmaceutical license
is also the same rat who believed that pp's have bones in them
huh
There's nurses and doctors who also are against vaccinations and have medical degrees to apply rocks to alleviate cancer. Being a trained professional doesn't say have from stupid.
Rat has not been very consistent with lore tidbits she was dropping here and there. Better to assume that rat likes to play up some things for entertainment.
Well for some animals they do (don't know about rats, but a number of monkey species do). It just de-evolved in humans. Not the full length of course, just part of the way.
I'm guessing she was probably the front desk receptionist or smth, cuz she said she didn't go to med school
@@realization8919 I think that's more likely. Probably the one helping fill prescriptions, dealing with healthcare providers (esp. when they won't cover a $2000 USD medication), calling Doctors Offices to nudge them to fix their prescriptions, calling the actual Pharmacist over for Consultations with customers getting new prescriptions, etc. They have enough knowledge about the medications they're selling & likely medical training in CPR and Drug Reaction situations but little else Medical Knowledge.
Most people will know it as Paracetamol, while people from the United States generally know it as Acetaminophen. They both share the same chemical structure(Para-acetylaminophenol). Brands, however(Such as Panadol and Tylenol, among many others), may be different in composition and dosage, which sometimes lead to medical complications if handled improperly. Always refer to a licensed practitioner and/or pharmacist for advice on medicine.
I thought that paracetamol is known everywhere and started googling common medicine for my surroundings... So Citramon and Analgin are somehow endemic for my country.
I was coming down here to say a less detailed version of this. This comment is much better though.
@@user-jj3kg5jw1r It definitely depends on where you live, but I think the average person at least in Canada and the U.S refers Acetaminophen as Tylenol (the brand), and Ibuprofen as Advil (also a brand), before they know the actual scientific name for the medicine.
Aspirin would be the most common term used for it.
@@popburnsy3207Aspirin and Paracetamol are 2 different things
You can just hear the bau baus yapping in the bg lmao
lol I thought I was getting delusional over that one
2:46 "I shouldn't have gotten a degree from mail-order college."
- Dr. Thrax, Ame's Predecessor, C&C Generals Zero Hour
Oh man CnC Generals ZeroHour mentioned in mid 2024? Are you perhaps.. old?
@@TangoPi Less old.
My back hurts when I read this
@@indexlibrorumprohibitorum376 Time for chiropractics.
@@indexlibrorumprohibitorum376Back massage when?
She was likely either studying to be a pharmacist or a pharmacist technician. Since she’s talking about license and not a PharmD, I take it she wasn’t a pharmacist.
Yes, and the license need to be renewed every 3 or 5 years, may varied for every country
OR, she was a lab rat. They have licenses too.
tbf PharmD is a bit of a newer thing and there's lots of practicing pharmacists that have a PharmBA. But I agree, I'm leaning towards tech as well.
@@alfianwisnuanggoro1538 In Germany, the license for pharmacist technicians and pharmacists is called the "Sachkundenachweis" (proof of expertise) and has to be renewed every 6 years.
here to be a licensed pharmacist who can sell hard drugs you need another study after college in pharmaceutical, so maybe a licensed pharmacist assistant or technician too
In Thailand (and assumably all SEA from what Iofi said), Paracetamol is the go-to med whenever something happened exactly like what Iofi said.
Yes. It's the one of the few OTC med for general use in Malaysia.
True
In the Philippines, as well. Headaches? Paracetamol! Fever? Paracetamol! You have a wound? Paracetamol! Can't sleep? Paracetamol!
Yeah, Viet here. It's either that or the green medicated oil.
Here in Indonesia while Paracetamol is all go-to medicine, we also consistently use Amoxicillin (For inflammation), Neuralgin (For headache), and Panadol as well (Fever, headache, and toothache, well technically it is paracetamol too)..
Also the good ol' Reject Wind, smart people always drink Reject Wind..
As a student nurse, I was so happy to hear them talk about these drugs I learnt about. Also, surprised about Bae's pharma license. Very poggers
My sister will be next (Either a nurse or pharmacist).
Tbf you should know that paracetamol isn't anti-inflammatory which makes it different from ibuprofen (dad hammered into my brain while I'm studying general bio-adjacent stuff lol, my mom wanted me to be a doc like my dad but I was very against it, and yes I speak the same language as bae) so lol
PS it's possible bae was studying to be a nurse which should be a lot less stressful.
@@quinkana1 Sounded more like pharmacist than nurse.
@@quinkana1paracetamol/acetaminophen mostly for antipiretic and analgesic, fever and headache drug
The way Iofi said about the uses of paracetamol is a certified SEA country living experience.
We do use that med for everything from headache to toothache, flu, throat and even goddamn hangover.
It really is the wonder medicine.
cirrosys xD
Same in the UK.
Compound fracture? Rub some 'Tussin on it
Avoid using it for hangovers, as it is metabolized by the liver, which is also what is metabolizing alcohol. Doing both drugs at once could cause liver damage, and many soldiers have experienced fatal liver failure from that, since they are often given paracetamol (Tylenol), and if they use it for their massive hangovers...
That "No" after being asked if she was a med student speaks a thousand word😅
That "No" at the end.. Felt like it went into personal territory there.
As someone from SEA, I relate to Iofi saying Panadol is a wonder medicine
Frankly, I prefer Aleve (naproxin), it works much faster and longer for me.
You kidding? Here in SG its the literal default medicine everyone takes if they dont want to see a doctor.
When Covid19 was around, Panadol was sold out for weeks
Indonesian starter kit: Panadol, Promag, Betadine
@@nietzchanTolak angin/Antangin :v
It's really bad for your liver.
Bae is love. Bae is life. Cute pharma rat.
Pharmacy is a 5 years major. Pharmaceutical license lasts 2 years. Which means rat is at least 25.
I'm pretty sure most of HoloEN are above 25
@@UmuFaiya yeah most of of HoloEN is 25 at least, the youngest is probs Biboo simply cuz she uses so much modern slang (and even then, its probs just to stay in character
@@einszweidrei486if I remember correctly Biboo is a millennial (based on her knowledge of old memes) she just has zoomer humor. I think the only member of Hololive who is under 25 is Laplus who joined when she had just turned 18
@@einszweidrei486 I'm just as brainrotted as Biboo and I'm almost 25 so I wouldn't be surprised if Biboo isn't that young either.
@@caskett2585 IIRC Shion joined when she was underage before cover put in a 18+ requirement.
Gonna call her "Dr. Hakos" next time i send a super and say "that explains the weird K's"
Oh my god it does explain the k's
Dr. Haros
She cannot be Doctor if she didn't take Doctoral degree
Here comes the wave of fan art of Bae in a nurse's uniform.
Would not complain. It'd be cute at a minimum.
So what your telling me is she was a drug dealer once.
literally
A pharmacist is just a legal drug dealer after all
well according to Mumei's MV she dealt Yersinia pestis before
Bae can hook you up with that good shit frfr.
Poor choice of words, but technically, ye
omg the science convo between bae/iofi and then I keep hearing "æ" in the background HAHAHAH
There's a bit of a misconception that 'med student' is a catchall for all prospective workers of the medical field (Doctors, Nurses, and in this case Pharmacy) but generally speaking it usually only refers to student doctors, and specifically an MD, aka 'Doctor of Medicine.' (though correct me if I'm wrong, I believe it would still be applicable to DO's since they do the same training)
At least in the US, pharmaceutical licensure is different from DEA/ADDS Licensure, the latter of which is AFAIK the specific licenses Doctors need to legally prescribe medicine to their patients, and not specifically a pharmaceutical license, which I believe has more to do with the manufacturing, handling, and sales within said pharmacies. I would assume there's a DEA equivalent for Australia and the process is similar - so I'd believe Bae when she says she's not a med student. It's more likely that she was a pharmacy technician prior to her tenure as a chaos rat god, because even at that level you're as intimately aware of all the common drugs as much as the more controlled substances.
HOWEVER
That Bae claims she can give medical advice with regards to medication implies she might've actually been a Pharmacist, because legally speaking you're not allowed to do that as a tech aside from repeating the instructions from said Pharmacists verbatim - unless that's actually what she meant, or the laws/licensure are different in the land Down Under.
If other pharm/doctor fans and those from Australia want to clarify and correct me, please do!
Not Australian but an Indonesian, here, the one has the authority to give medicine advice is only certified Pharmacist; 4-5 years in university, 1 year in profession-supplementary course, and additional test for the license and certificate. Certified and licensed Pharmacist could run their own apothecary just like Doctors could run their own private practice.
Yeah, Pharmacy is also a different thing from Med student even where i live.
Fun fact: in Italy, for some godforsaken reason, even Dentists and Opticians are aside from Med students.
In Thailand, pharmacists study for 6 years, similar to doctors, and during their 6th year, they complete an internship in a hospital. After graduating, most pharmacists work in a hospital and also open a pharmacy, so most of them can give advice on medicines and dispense medicines like in a hospital. (I’m not MED student)
Here in NSW it's only a simple form and $96 to get your licence to sell "at a retail level" restricted medicine, aka at a pharmacy.
I don't have any form of licence or credentials and I knew what those different medications do, everyone has probably taken each of them in their life before.
Her saying she wasn't a med student makes me think she just worked at a pharmacy previously
Dr Hakos. You're needed in the Hololive infirmary with Choco sensei.
As someone who currently works at a Pharmacy this peaked my interest 😂 Loved the convo between expired pharmaceutical license Rat and Homeschooled Alien princess ❤️💚
Piqued.
im pretty sure paracetamol is everywhere, its just more known with different brand names
In the US, Canada, South Korea and Japan, paracetamol is called acetaminophen (but most people in US just say the brand tylenol)
If iofi named one of her dinosaur "Vicks" i will bow for she is the final boss of South east asian
Paracetamol is an analgesic known as acetaminophen in the US and Japan. Almost everywhere else internationally, it is known as paracetamol. Good for pain, OK for fevers.
Ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, in the same family as aspirin and naproxen. Good for pain, also good for fevers.
Amoxicillin is an antibiotic related to penicillin, and in the US requires a prescription.
Maybe yopi just saw a doctor recently and was inspired.
Another case of America being the "spoiled brat" of the earth
Acetaminophen is also know in some countries of South America (Colombia, Venezuela)... So maybe not just an American exception... XD
Yopi is sickly person, she often go to doctor because she easily get sick
One bad thing about ID is that taking meds without prescription is quite common. Usually not for the strongest/more specific drugs, but for more common drugs it has always been a worrying 'culture' to say the least. Especially antibiotics.
No, Indonesian here, people here use said drugs quite a lot.
Paracetamol is quite common (under this name) in German-speaking countries, so Ceci and Kiara probably know it.
Most of Europe has that brand name.
@@asertaIt's not a brand name, same with Ibuprofen. I think we use brand names far less in Europe than in the US.
It should be common in Russia, Central Asia and some other parts of Asia too.
Probably a pharmacy tech or a nurses aide.
Damn, Bae's a chemist
Brats, we have to cook
Me: Glad to know she is a pharmacist back then.
Brats: I bet she's a passer in the nursing board exam.
Me (Real Life Licensed Professional Teacher): Yes...
Yes.
Paracetamol is pretty ubiquitous in the UK, I can't imagine not having a stock of it around.
Ibuprofen too, another one I can't imagine not keeping a stock of.
Amoxicillin is a prescription antibiotic, only had cause to take it once.
Fun thing about paracetamol and ibuprofen is while they conflict with many other drugs, they don't conflict with one another so can be taken together. Very useful thing with painkillers, because if one doesn't provide enough relief, you can immediately safely take the other too.
From what I know of America they tend to call things by brand names, presumably a product of a hyper-commercialised pharmaceutical industry.
Acetaminophen is the generic name for paracetamol here in the US but most people do just use the most common brand name (Tylenol).
Meanwhile my local 7 11 just sells amoxicillin to anyone. And there's also combination tablets of half ibuprofen and half paracetamol too.
Thanks Bae for the info and Osekkai for the clip, hopefully I remember those important stuff bout medicine.
Bae just continuously impresses me.
That might explain the coffee addiction.
Suddenly her self-image of being a high-maintenance girl makes even more sense.
She earned the right fair and square.
I (re-)researched this recently, and it appears that chronic or excessive consumption of paracetamol can be linked to undesirable liver-related and kidney-related outcomes. Ibuprofen (similar to aspirin) meanwhile is associated particularly with damage to the stomach lining. It has previously been said that the latter effect could be mitigated by taking ibuprofen with a meal, but doing so only seems to delay the effect, causing it to impact the lining of the small intestine instead. In particular, consuming ibuprofen with fat appears to increase damage, instead of reducing it (Rainsford & Bjarnason 2011).
Yeah, it's important to follow dosing recommendations. All are safe when you don't take too much, which is why they're sold without a prescription. (It is also important not to take them chronically, both because if you have that much pain, you have underlying issues that need to be addressed for their own sake, and also because long-term use can cause bioaccumulation in the body that can lead to toxicity, as well.)
3:17 tecnically, she's not. She's more like pharmacobiological chemstry.
Given Iofi's description of uses, I wondered if paracetamol is the Z-pack, but no that's something else.
ibuprofen is also inti-inflamable, lol. Its an antidote for someone on fire.
Oh dang...i thought you only need bandage for that
She got her pharmaceutical license. She's not a student, she's a full fledged pharmacist.
I think she was a pharm tech.
Naming her dinosaurs after medicines, I swear Iofi is so random 😂
Neighborhood pharmacist bae with the eucalyptus
i havent watch bae for a long time now but why is she sounds like so mature now? am i having a mandela effect or what
She shifted to something closer to her natural voice over time. Earlier, she was putting on a higher pitch.
In México is used as the non certifed Iofi said,, and is know as well the magic Paracetamol even is used as a joke to relieve "the hurt" of people
I dont know why but i just instantly knew it has to be someone from id to name the dinosaurs like that
The Rat is intelligent enought to have a pharmaceutical licesne‽ Holy Heck!
you must have GODLY memory to do well in pharmaceutical stuff lol
Ibuprofen and Paracetamol are very common drugs, the things Bae explained are common knowledge where I live
I'm reacting like iofi here
her being a med student irl explains the coffee addiction
1:05 The way Lofi pronounced "migraine" is funny.
That's how it's pronounced in some places. And I specifically mean by anglophones, not just by ESL people.
Long ago on World of Warcraft I had a female orc named Motrin IB, so I kinda get Yoppi’s dino naming mechanism.
Bau bau in the background is very cute
So, basically if bae doesn't be bae like now, she will working at pharmacy... I see 🤔
Paracetamol became a meme in spanish communities so dw Bae, most of America (which is like 90% Spanish countries) find it hilarious too
[Edit] 2:17 Yeah what Iofi is saying is part of what started the meme in spanish communities
Feeling sick? Paracetamol
headache? Paracetamol
Depression? paracetamol
*divorce? paracetamol*
Fun fact, Paracetamol overdose is the leading cause of Liver failure in the UK and US.
@@nietzchan do they eat it like nuts over there? I thought everyone know that taking anything too much with get overdose. Even water.
That is because in US they like to use macro dosis of everything.
:(
Bae was referring to the Unites States of America, which in the English langauge is what the word "America" actually refers to. There are two continents, North and South America, which rest on two completely separate tectonic plates and are only touching loosely along a small area of plate boundary at the moment. They are not intrinsically connected and are not one continent -- never have been and never will be. In fact, in the far distant future, millions of years from now, the two continents will drift apart in different directions and become entirely separate, with open ocean in between them. This is not a matter of opinion, it's a matter of geology.
Now...in the Spanish language, "América" is actually a completely different word, with a different meaning. It's a cognate, drawn from a common source, but as is common with languages, that doesn't make it the same word or give it the same meaning. In Spanish, there is an (incorrect) folk belief that North and South America are one continent, which is collectively referred to as "América". However, since Bae was speaking English, and is an Australian with presumably no Spanish language ability, it's pretty clear from context what she intended. To Bae, as to most Australians and native English-speakers the world over, America is one, specific country that rests on one of the two continents that comprise "the Americas", as they are collectively known.
To wit: she was using the word "America", not the word "América". América is a word that espouses a concept that doesn't exist in her cultural orientation (and she's under no obligation to revise her cultural orientation to suit anyone else's taste). Latinos living in the United States understand this dichotomy very well: they use the word America in the Anglo sense when speaking English and they use the word América in the Latino sense when speaking Spanish. Neither trumps the other; they are simply separate words in separate languages that coexist side-by-side (kind of like North America and South America, haha).
We got more lores!! Choco-sen is a teacher, Matsuri is an Electrician, Pekora is a kindergartner teacher.. What's next? xD
Well I mean the dragon probably is the one responsible to end the other patients' -life- disease in ARK 🤣
Gura is also a kindergartner teacher to some extent and was close to being in a teletubbies esque kids show
Calli used to be a teacher and barista
Raden used to be a curator
Im not sure who else
Nice lore building
CVS clerks and smiliar need a pharmacetical license to operate in certain places. Also Pharmaceutical chemist are required to have that license to work in the kind of work. Also Bae could also be a entry level nurse. Here in Mexico is known as tecnician. Specialize high school career make ke take that thing to work too.
2:01
Iirc, US peoples knows tylenol, and tylenol is another name for paracetamol.
So calli might not know about paracetamol but knows tylenol which is the same kind of drugs
The poetic irony of chaos herself having pharmaceutical license is genius...
Aussie pharmacist here. The comment 'I could sell pharmacy medicine' could just mean that she that she worked in a pharmacy for a while and did S2 training to sell some stuff without requiring a pharmacist to take over. (S2 medicines are stuff that must be sold in a pharmacy, but that's the only requirement; compare S3, where a pharmacist needs to ok it, S4 where a script is needed and S8 which are addictive and need more management)
But, she could also have gone to uni, done internship, but then quit to do this. Pharmacy in Aus has a lot of churn and the pay is mostly just... okay, not amazing
Do Americans ever call it a 'script', I wonder?
The hard cut after the "no" killed me😂
Not a med student. A Pharmacist.
@@RobertLutece909 Pharmacy technician more likely.
We call that Tylonol 'round these parts
come on guys this is common knowledge ...
That's what I'm saying lol
Pharmaceutical license doesn't mean she went to med school, but it's still interesting. Where I live, it's a 3-year-long (max 5) university course for a Master's degree, which allows you to work in other pharmaceutical and medical fields (mainly on the technical side, like research and manufacturing), though there are other ways to become only a pharmacist if that's all someone wants. Some take only 2 years, some don't require a degree at all. I've heard it's similar in Australia, with a few degrees/schools taking only a year.
Paracetamol is just called acetaminophen in America, Canada, and Japan. Both names are just the shortenings of para-acetylaminophenol
was looking for this comment, I can't believe bae wouldn't know this fact if she had a license tbh. maybe she just forgor lol
@@mito0513 It just goes by different names in different places, and both sides of it are generally shocked to hear about the other side not knowing their respective names. Just goes to show that all humans are the same and people are insular everywhere. :P
@@StochasticUniverse I know. I was just saying we were taught both names when I was in uni taking pharmacy :p
Asian parents wanting their kids became either Doctor or Scientist truly is the epoch of modern civilizations.
...but if Iopi's going to name the other dino with a cool name like Ritalin, Norvir or Thorazine that would be dope af.
It would make sense, since someone her age making the money she does really doesn't need to be worrying about school outside of some dream career
I have a bowl of paracetamol in my office, because I need it for my constant headache.
Bae slanged drugs yall
That's the correct takeaway
FYI Bae graduated with a Bachelors in Fashion design and she is in a college video promoting her University IRL So I guess sshe went for her master in Pharmacy.
Guys, you can have a Pharmaceutical license without ever going to med school. I hope people realize this.
some other good suggestions:
Naproxen
Sildenafil
Fluoxetine
Gavilyte
Vinblastine
I am not remotely surprised. Bae had like, zero exposure to media/games all her life until Hololive, of course she studied like hell to get into Pharmacy. This just finally explains everything.
That said, it means almost all her language learning is LITERALLY A SIDE HUSTLE. IMAGINE A PHARMACY DEGREE AND ALL THAT LANGUAGE LEARNING AT HER AGE. I don't know how she even found time to do anything else like have friends or what not.
one minor correction would be that she didnt do "media"/online stuff until some amount of time before hololive. you *need* to have a portfolio when you apply.
also it doesnt seem to be uncommon for australians to pick up japanese as secondary language at school. or tertiary in her case, since the cantonese(?) comes from her family.
She did study hard but she was art major in college
All she said was a pharmaceutical license that doesn't mean she was studying to be a pharmacist. She probably meant having a pharm tech license which isn't hard to get and anyone can get it if they're trying to work at a pharmacy.
@@mkvalkyrie i wouldn't know. in my country only pharmacists can work a pharmacy, and it has to be a recognized university degree.
A tech license here wouldn't allow that person to make recommendations or prescriptions in this case either, so when she says that she could give 'advice' that's a pretty high level of certification required here.
In some countries, you can work as a pharmacist assistant or technician through vocational programs and training centers, though these certifications do also expire.
As for Bae, she claims we can take medical (pharmaceutical) advice from her which probably implies she finished BPharm?
Paracetamol (Panadol) is the same drug as acetaminophen (Tylenol), but the name varies based on which region of the world you are from. Iirc, they are both named after the same compound, the names are just based on different formations in it.
Breaking Bad arc when?
"Dr. Bae, what drugs will make my coffee taste good enough to switch sides?" - Tea Enjoyer
You tellin me this girl who is super talented in both singing and dancing has a medical license?!
Well, no probably not. Probably closer to a pharmacist in all likelihood.
My guess would be that Bae had the AUS equivalent of a pharamacy technician's license. And yes, paracetamol is all over the US. We just call it acetaminophen or Tylenol.
....hey hey people?
isnt he a professor in medical field or smth?
@@KABLAMMATS masters in immunology
what the fuck is this timeline
@@KABLAMMATS Immunologist.
I always forget about that.
I thought about becoming a pharmacy technician back when I was younger, honestly not sure what it was that stopped me. One of the shortest certification classes around.
Dang, if she was a med student, and she finds Hololive stressful, THATS NUTS
She was not. That last "no" when she was asked if she were, had so much emotion that you just know she wanted it so bad but failed and had to settle for the pharm license.
@@littlepony9962 let's not get carried away with speculation, it's just a no and that's it
@@WD_Batoraif she has even one (1) asian parent, it's not speculation.
She literally said she wasn't LOL
Being a pharmacist is not the same as being a doctor, but working in one guaranties you to end up learning a lot of medical stuff
Bae Australian student. Probably met hachama
As a South American person, we say "Paracetamol and a lot of water" for almost everything
She probably was one of those assistants in Pharmacy department in like Walmart or something. Either that, A CVS, or Walgreens.
Sounds like the standard "Support the supply of Pharmacy Medicines and Pharmacist Only Medicines" course for Pharmacy Assistants who are working the OTC sections (Schedule 2 and 3). This is distinct from an actual registered pharmacist who can dispense Schedule 4 prescription medicines.
Imagine when Yopi asked her about Doctor Licence and Bae said Yes 😂
No wonder she sometimes sound so smart 😂😂😂
Bae said in an episode of ChadCast that her roommate was in med school and she often helped her study, so that may be where she gets her info from.
lol no shes a doctor
In Thailand, ibuprofen is basically unheard of, but paracetamol is like the default medicine name everybody knows regardless of brand name. The most common brands are probably Tylenol and Sara here, and you can get a pack of 12 for like ~US$0.30 at convenience stores, mom and pop shops, or even school canteens without any prior prescriptions. We literally have the 3rd most 7-Elevens in the world after Japan and the US, so you can imagine how easy and widespread paracetamol is here.
1:49 I couldn't focus on Iofi and Bae's conversation because of the doggos in the background. XD