Millions of People Are Suddenly Faking Food Allergies
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So if the Immune System gets bored it starts picking fights with random shit. Great.
My immune system decided to pick a fight with prawns and I'm standing there with a swollen face just like "why do you have to be like this?"
Have it in the Terms of service that the person that claims to got a allergy must pay $/€/£ more if there can't show a allergy pass or a slip from a doctor
My body just kicked the shit out of himself
Wow! It's just like people. I guess it is a part of us.
Luiz Matthew just like me
Immune system: *kills me because I ate a nut*
Immune system: no need to thank me
@The God Emperor Himself that might not be such a good idea lol
*n u t*
@@nelsonahlvik6650 HAHA XD
allergies probably harken way back when the most common advanced multi cellular organisms were fish, and their throat being swolen didn't hamper their breathing
I fucking hate my immune system
*"You're Special...... Just like EVERYONE ELSE!"*
My mommy said I'm special. I get to ride the special bus
Im guessing you're not a fan of Mr Rogers
Everyone is born unique, some people are born one of a kind, but nobody is born special. You need to prove to yourself and to others that you are special.
Love your commnet
Karens: "i'M aLLeRgIc tO gLuTeN"
I'm legit allergic to apples and I told this kid at school but he didnt believe me and shoved it into my face, I had intense hives and had to go home. Man fuck being allergic to the most basic fruit
I taught preschool for 3 years and we had a kiddo who was allergic to ONLY prepackaged apples. She could have a whole apple, but not if they were precut.
@LunaNightshade she's probably allergic to the chemical residue on the apples from the plastic
I feel bad as I also have allergies but am lucky to have it only when eating and I also some what share the allergy but it is apple skin
I had the same, and as well for nuts. At one point while I was working for a company that produces nut bars, I told my body to just shut the fuck up and start ignoring him when he serves me allergic diseases. Finally my body gave up and I won. Since this time my body and me became very best friends. :)
I FOUND out I was allergic to apples in school when I kid got me the wrong apple stuffed muffin.... good times
body literally tries protecting you from food by killing itself
but on the bright side at least you dont have to worry allergies anymore in death
get down mister president! *dives in front of a gluten*
Need to fill out a bug report.
Self distruction before getting killed by somebody.. Basically suicide
I R O N Y !
Immune system:
I'D RATHER DIE THAN ADMIT MY MISTAKE!!!
It's just like anti-vaxxers :)
Lmao true!
Jakub Brondel bhaha
Jakub Brondel vaccinations gives you illnesses too 🤷🏾♀️
Jesus Saves Wow, I’m kind of surprised to see a possible antivaxxer on thoughty2. Interesting.
as someone who has worked in restaurants for most of my career, i can confirm that chefs have developed increased animosity towards people who follow fad diets or claim to have an allergy that is extremely rare, at some point someone is going to get hurt.
That's hardly surprising !
Militant Vegans could make Ghandi go Postal !
IMHO - if I have a food issue - i just order what is ok for me to eat. Its my problem - not the restaurants! I understand how restaurant kitchens work - (i used to be a baker befofe i got my pathology degree) and I wont add more work for them than necessary...so if sauted chicken and steamed veg is all I can eat and its on the menu - thats what i will have!
I'm just picturing Basil Fawlty being asked if he has a vegan alternative lol
My child was allergic to milk,soy and eggs when tested at 6 months old. Then I fed cooked variants of the food and now no allergies.
Babies are great at adapting!
"Come to think of it I'm quiet surprised that Vegans haven't weaponized these ticks." STOP GIVING THEM IDEAS MAN!
I was looking for a comment like this!
do it! Execute order 66!
he may be one.
i latterly was looking for this comment to check and say it my self rofl
Keise
"I'm surprised vegans haven't weaponized these ticks."
Ok Thoughty, let's not give them ideas.
Omg that would be horrible
This can be a plot for a B movie. Militant Vegans use ticks to make world allergic to red meat:
@@karimah8687 Now I like that lol
Sexy vegan is on the way to your house😂
Read what a vegan is first before you comment. Vegans USING animals as weapons
"Freaks out like a Mormon in a brothel." I've not heard this one before, but I'm most certainly going to use it.
You're going to use it, just like that Mormon did in that brothel. 😉
There's way more mormons in brothels than you realise...
I went to the comment section as soon as I heard that lol
How about "Freaks out like Putin at a Pride parade" ? lol
Here's me that had an allergy to nuts and mushrooms causing me to break out in hives and a terrible itch everywhere.
I loved nuts and mushrooms though, kept eating them.... and then after awhile (years) never got hives or that itch ever again.
I think if an allergy or intolerance isn't severe, it may be overcome by eating the food.
I used to have mild lactose intolerance. I'd get pretty bad stomach pains anytime I ate dairy. I love milk, though, as well as liking other dairy, like ice cream, so I kept consuming dairy products and just dealing with the pain. Eventually, I stopped getting the pain. I'm in my 50s now, and It's been decades since dairy has caused me any problems. A big glass of cold milk is still one of my favorite things. So glad I suffered through and soldiered on.
A nephew, on the other hand, has a severe nut allergy. His throat closes up if he touches something that someone who touched peanuts has touched. Eating through his allergy ain't an option, sadly.
I used to be allergic to grass I would get hives but I kept playing outside cause I live in texas had nothing better to do now I dont react. But my medical list still says I'm allergic eventhough I have told them I have no problem now
Every time I get a new kitten I'm allergic to it. For 3 weeks.
@@jomidiam I know you wrote this a year ago but Lactose intolerance and a allergy are distinct in quite a few ways. True lactose intolerance is actually caused by lacking or the enzyme being insufficient that our bodies use to digest milk protein and it is potentially more common than lactose tolerance in fact depending on where you are. But a lot of people eventually instead drink enough of it that they seem to have a level of tolerance but it is really simply being expelled often from their body
That's not a lie,i had allergy to eggs and peanuts as a very young kid but now as an adult,not even a trace.
Body: allergic to water
You: Wtf body
Body: you don't wanna drown, do you??
This is an underliked comment.
ily
me: *shocked pikachu meme*
body: allergic to hormones
you: wtf body
body: if hes not here bc you ugly then he doesnt have to see you as you go through your mood swings.
Funny enough, allergy to water is real. To some effect, I am a bit allergic to water myself. And showering daily is a bitch, constant skin irritation for a good 1-2 hours.
I am thankful I grew up in the countryside. Playing with sand, dust, mud and animals. The only allergy I have is allergy to people.
Drasiella of Darnassus my kids will be raised like that they'll be the few individuals in a world reliant on technology who will be able to build things with their hands and be independent from technology the also won't be surface level robots like teenagers and kids are becoming
Yeah sorry thats not enough to protect you from the ill effects of garbage food like wheat, dairy, and the like. Cute theory tho.
I grew up in the countryside and l'm still fucked up with allergies
@@Naharu. www.medicalmedium.com/blog/healing-from-allergies that should help you out. In short, allergies are caused by an overgrowth of bacteria in the sinuses or elsewhere. Its going to take radical dietary changes to over come it. Id start by eliminating eggs dairy, and gluten, and start eating more fruits and vegetables.. a lot more.
@@@Pumpped
that has nothing to do with allergies... no one said growing up in the countryside will protect you from wheat.
I'd like to thank my mom for traveling with me when I was tiny, and feeding me such diverse foods. I now have an allergy to not eating for a couple days, but that's normal, RIGHT?!
Karens: "i'M aLLeRgIc tO gLuTeN"
@Central Intelligence Agency ello CIA
Hello 19 hours ago
@Bumble Bee omg thank you so much for this new information!!! you know we still use bottled water for out $2400 shitzoo 🐶. And was worried if the chemicals in the bottled water would calcifie her pineal gland!aa
@Bumble Bee no the plants and earth need the water, I've chosen to permafast and photosynthesis.... it makes me feel a little week I'm on day 6
“how did you guys end up dead?”
“i got shot, man...”
“i died peacefully in my sleep with my wife by my side”
“i accidentally fell off the london bridge while sightseeing”
“what about you?”
...
“my hormones killed me”
i dont remember that part of harry potter
"Ate a peanut."
Brings a whole new meaning to "mood"
Man you cant be giving ppl ideas like weaponizing these ticks. Lol.
Fr lol
Some people do things just because they can. Right and wrong don't enter into the picture.
My rule of thumb is "If I thought of it, someone already weaponized it." lol
It’s insane how bleak the criminal mind can be, one with such want to destroy and hate but doesn’t have the outlook like thoughty 2 or anyone for that matter, when given ideas as such can become outrageous with those fantasies
Caleb Cotten 😂
Caleb Cotten that’s exactly why this exist
Thank you for openly trying to help keep logic in place and countering the illogic that has become normalized
Thank you! Been saying this for years over this whole obsession with food allergies. (Obviously the diagnosed ones are real, but NO WAY everyone's are diagnosed).
also, my old room mate in college used to be allegic to peanut butter as a child.. but she simply didn't care. she loved it too damn much to stop her deathly allergic reactions to stop her from eating it. her mother tried to keep it from her but she would sneak the jar and hide and eat it by the spoon fulls and ended up in hospital many times.. eventually she slowly stopped having reactions to eating it and could eat it when ever she wanted and never went to the hospital again. her body seemed to just give up on attacking the peanut butter because she was going to eat it anyways. lol
Randi Matthews In other words, her immune system got practice. Simple as that.
There is actually a therapy for allergies that works under that premise, where you get very small doses of the allergen so your body can get used to it. It is mostly used for milder allergies where exposure is not life-threatening.
Lot of people don't understand that, but when the food you are allergic to is something you love it's worth it. Only so long you can go without your favorite food before a chance of death doesn't sound so bad. And of course what you can't have always holds more appeal than it otherwise would. Personally every few months I would die for a banana, I tell myself "it wasn't so bad last time, there was the bit with no air, but it's going to taste so good"
Haha that's the first I've heard of someone getting rid of the allergy and pretty interesting actually. If I had an allergy to something and knew I could beat it I'd do the same lol
Randi Matthews perhaps her body finally realised there was nothing to be worried about
I've worked in a restaurant and its true. I had a lady scream and demand we clean our utensils, our boards, everything to make her burger completely gulten free. Then she orders a ceasar salad and gets upset we left off the croutons. She had us completely remake the ceasar with croutons.
Croutons are not gluten-free.
At that point, when she takes the first bite, I'd tell her that. I'd love to see her expression >:)
@@joed9188 yea but if your boss doesn't have context to that of what happened then you would probably be fired from that lol
So inform your boss beforehand.
I've had Similar experiences where they are GF but order a beer lol
@@MisterJasro The customer is always right. My boss just tells us to make the food how the customer wants.
I am not someone who ever “wanted” food allergies, and I spent the majority of my life eating whatever the heck I wanted. However as I progressed into my late 30s and early 40s, I would get increasingly bad menstrual migraines. I mean those suckers were miserable and debilitating. Finally one doctor I went to see suggested that I try an elimination diet to see if the headaches were caused by what I was eating. I tried it for 6 months and it turns out I’m sensitive to dairy, gluten, and red meat. 😫 Once I cut those foods out, the migraines vanished. Trust me, I did NOT want to give those delicious foods up, (cheese is my favorite food in the world) but I just couldn’t cope with those awful headaches anymore. I grew up playing outside and eating a wide variety of healthy food, so I don’t know why my body chose to do this to me, but believe me if I could change it I would.
"Cold urticaria"
"Just the thought of having such a horrendous allergy gives me the shivers"
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I see what you did there.
"I highly recommend taking your children to your nearest farm and rubbing their faces in manure"
- Thoughty2
I agree with this. If anyone has kids, I will sell and mail you 100% grass fed cow or horse manure. You don’t even have to leave the comfort of your city. Straight to your doorstep. Shipping worldwide.
@@shadowcub5751 Capitalism at it's finest
Grew up on a farm, the only kids with asthma were the town kids, this was back when we shoveled the manure by hand, tons of it every week, kids throwing it at each other, such were the life and times...
@@bhatkat Same! I never had allergy issues when growing up on the farm, but 26yrs later and I'm now even allergic to mowed grass 😑 "I should've stayed on the farm...I should've listened to my old man" 😉
😃😄Make sure the children are not allergic to manure
>Have a brain
>Brain gets bored
>Decides its allergic to oxygen
>Brain Cells also have left the server.
>Respiratory system has left the server
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*A N A P H Y L A X I C S H O C K T I M E*
+HimKioo never was real make your own beliefs in life not some 2000 year old book thats complete BS!
Here one experience i had with someone faking a food allergy (it was me):
One day in our Spanish class in middle school we had a "fiesta", a food party where students brought food to eat and share with others
I myself brought cold drink to share
Once others started to devour the food a girl took out a cake she baked at home, it was a circular cake filled with blue food colouring frosting.
Just by looking at it I was disgusted to the core however others seems to like it. When the girl said to me why don't I try it, I didn't want to eat such a disgusting cake but i didn't want to hurt her feelings and tell her it looks disgusting, hence I said a lie- "I am sorry i can' try your lovely cake, im allergic to chocolate". The whole class stared at me, I silently sat down and at a slice of pizza in silence for the whole duration of the class.
Man were those some embarrassing times
Well I got an allergy test and turns out I'm allergic and sensitive to almost all foods, plants and animals, so I'm fucked
Just tell your body to shut the fuck up. It works for me very well.;)
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So you're telling me that my immune system said, "I'm bored, let's pretend all nuts can kill us" but then forgot it was just a game?
@Ghost Blue 95 oh, so is it different for all allergies? I thought he was just using gluten as an example.
@Ghost Blue 95 I was trying to make a joke with my initial comment. and I assumed what you said was a correction, which is why I asked. I like to learn new things, but since I use science youtube channels to do so, I understand that I could misinterpret things. I wasn't trying to be a smartass, I was just curious. I'm sorry.
Ghost Blue 95 no one fucking asked
@@littlepocketstudios8569 Ignore Ghost Blew. I get the impression they wouldn't know a joke if it slapped them in the face. Keep going with learning those new things - a day without learning something new is a day without sunshine.
@Tommy Jacobs lol ikr
When he talked about the tick I honestly thought he was going to say something like: “But there’s one catch, it’s all a lie.”
I work at a coffee shop and this is soooo real! I try to be extremely aware of food allergies bc one of my best friends has a severe one, but even though we’re taught about allergies in training, sooo many people don’t even think about it. For instance, someone might order a breakfast sandwich with no cheese. Our sandwiches are pre-made, so we can take the cheese off, but it will still have touched the rest of it. I always warn people and make sure that’s okay, but every time a coworker has heard me warn someone about that, they’ve later told me something to effect of, “oh, I’ve never thought about telling anyone that.” Thing is, idk if someone asked for no cheese because they don’t like cheese on their breakfast sandwiches, like my wife, or if they don’t want it because they’re lactose intolerant or even have a milk allergy. Even if it WONT *kill* someone, we just established that not eating something for a long period of time can make you have a bad reaction to it. If someone doesn’t have an actual lactose intolerance, but hasn’t had lactose in years anyway, they will essentially have BECOME lactose intolerant now! So why would I take the risk of either seriously endangering someone OR making their day worse by giving them an upset stomach? Just take requests seriously and make the proper arrangements. It’s not that hard to just double check.
I have Celiac Disease, and I'm sick and tired of being mixed up with people who "eat gluten free" because they think it's more "health" for them.
They know nothing about actually becoming sick and vomiting when eating gluten.
So . . A food needs to make you sick vomit before you consider it might not be the best? I'm sure some lead or sulphur in your food would be something you would want to cut out whether you see immediate effects or no, right? Furthermore, I get rashes from eating gluten regularly. Is it absurd for me to think avoiding it might make me "more 'health'"?
Its because of those people we have a broader choice of food. Where I live however there isn't much choice of what I can eat. I'm grateful for those fussy idiots haha.
I've never got the whole gluten free thing, (except for those with celiac disease as it's not optional then).
Why do people think you have to be stuck in the bathroom to be legit sick? If i can't get on with life because my head feels like it's going to split open, or I get a rash, or half a dozen other reactions... I'm still having an allergic reaction. I've cut out a lot of my favorite foods, and aside from the occasional longing for some of them, life is a lot better. Though I do feel like a pest when I pepper the wait staff with questions about what's in the food. I don't often think about just ordering it without the allergen.
Silas R.N you're not serious are you? If more people eliminated gluten from their diet we'd have a healthier population. Not sure how you having a more severe reaction than others somehow discredits their decision to avoid gluten? What a childish opinion.
my parents told me i could be anything so i became gluten intolerant
Glorious
I'm vegan intolerant.
@Gravity TV. Word I'm intolerant to stupid people they make me sick
i've struggled all my life trying to get rid of my allergies and then these people want them, absolutely disgusting
This is a world where Karen and flat earther exists, but humanity always managed to some how find a new way to surprise me.
Hope you good luck in getting rid of your allergies poach.
So my takeaway is someone pretending to have an allergy is slowing down my order from being cooked because staff are taking extra precautions.
The worst part about having Celiac Disease?
Constantly stating your unaffiliation with the damn fakers.
Agree. That's my autoimmune. Gluten is enemy. 😡😷
I've dealth with this for over 20 years. The one good thing about all this gluten crze is that now it's common for people to want gluiten free stuff and you get less wierd looks when you tell people you cannot have wheat, rye, barley, grain...
I have treated someone who had celiac disease with skepticism before, simply because of the fashionableness of being 'gluten intolerant'.
I don't have celiac disease myself, but I've been so annoyed with the whole "gluten intolerant" bs. It's ridiculous
I constantly live in fear of Vladimir Gluten
How did you go?
"I was shot protecting my country"
"I saved someone from a burning building"
"I was murdered by peanuts"
For me, it’s cashews
@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 same
Common Sense I realized that I made a mistake and I probably just copied the original comment and forgot to change it what I’m actually allergic to as I eat peanuts frequently
@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 Its cool
Common Sense ok
I am allergic to cashews and sensitive to lactose, and my absolute favorite dish at my boyfriend’s restaurant has cashews on it. Every time I order it, or he brings it home, I have to trust that the staff remembered to clean their tools so I don’t go into shock and stop breathing. We can’t afford epi pens, or a trip to the emergency room. I have had issues before where I asked about a chocolate dessert, and the waitress thought there were no cashews, and when I couldn’t breathe well, we crushed up antihistamine tabs and got them down my throat using a straw. Worked well enough to make it home and take whatever meds I could to ease the discomfort and stay alive. Please, respect the wonderful people who go out of their way to help you out.
the thing about the tick and not being able to eat red meat got my literally tearaed up
I just put my hand on a candle and now I have a red and black rash appearing, hurts a lot, I must be allergic.
Edit: yes I’m a time traveller
How did you get here so early it got just released
Are you a hacker
JK
Wth 6 hours ago? lolol
6hrs ago? Wait what? :O
This video was released only 40mins ago
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I guess it’s a good thing I ate food off the floor and licked my feet when I was a kid
Same ngl. I was a disgusting little bastard.
To be fair, you were a cat back then
Dude... Licking your feet? That's gross.
I was a pretty nasty kid, but I didn't stoop so low as to lick my own feet. Instead I licked other people's feet.
@@milkncookie bro
@@milkncookie ...
I'm lactose intolerant and i still eat dairy sometime because it's good :) My poopoo hole don't like it tough
Used to be a waitress in a small town (2,000 people) and I remeber a lady that came in close to closing time. She was ordered I think pork chops and a baked potato. Then spent 10 minute repeatedly asking me if the butter was real butter.
My cook confirmed the butter in the kitchen was "real butter" but neither of us knew if the butter pads served with toast, rolls, potatoes was "real butter" she lost her shit.
I always wondered why she didn't make her allergy clear before even placing her order and why she waited until she had her entire meal to make a fuss...
When your genes r perfect and u have no allergies
Eat your cereal
Same bruh
Man, I’m allergic to the cold and sesame
You do realise that you can become allergic to something at any time of your life. Just because you're not allergic to something now, doesn't mean you won't be in the future.. For example I developed an allergy to nickel when I was 17....Do you realise how many things have nickel in them!
Eat your cereal
I distance myself from people.
I'm allergic to stupidity.
Then I was dead.
Man, rest in peace. It's absolutely terrifying to know that people can die from their own bodies attacking themselves.
Best comeback ever. 😂😂
No lie Dr don't like when they ask me my allergies. Dust cats and stupid.
oh damn personally Im allergic to small lead objects flying toward me at high speeds
@@firstname1700 don't do bullets
because you might die from High velocity overdosis
And pa even better when they say they allergic to tomatoes so don’t put it on burger but ask for ketchup ...
I remember a friend of mine nagging about being intolerant to all the cliche allergies (lactose, glutten, peanut). We were with other friends at a restaurant and she kept nagging about it. When we were having our desserts she started taking bites of walnut brownie with ice cream (made from flour and milk) from her boyfriend's dish. Couple of us noticed this and called her out for this. The look on her face was priceless when she realised her bs was found.
Moral of the Story: Get your allergies diagnosed and then say you have them. Feels wrong towards people who genuinely have them.
When I was a waitress I was working a breakfast shift and a woman told me she was allergic to gluten. Alright, no prob - no bread. I brought back her GLUTEN FREE MEAL and she took one look at the POTATOES and said “😱😱😱 I said I was allergic to gluten!! There. Are. Potatoes.”
Me: we don’t add any gluten to our potatoes.
(My brain: CARBS DO NOT EQUAL GLUTEN YOU COW.)
Her: (snottily) I need a new one. And don’t just SCRAPE THEM OFF. I need a new plate.
What a disservice people like that do to people who have ACTUAL needs and aren’t just pretending cutting all carbs will solve all your weight loss problems Carol.
Those people make my life a living hell
Me to costumer: Potatoes don't even have gluten in the first place you entitled idiot....
“Or Would you like me to scrape that belly fat in the fryer”.
Okay, but it's not just no bread. That's the mistake people make. Lots of things have gluten in it, like soy sauce, seasonings, or the oil you fry things in. Sure it's not a problem for people that just claim to be "allergic" but I have celiac, so it's not "just bread" When I go to a restaurant that puts seasonings on their potatoes that do have gluten in it, and the waiter tells me "potatoes don't have gluten in them" I have to kindly explain how seasonings that they used to flavor the potatoes do and therefore I cannot eat it, or when I ask if they have gluten free French fries in a separate fryer and they say "french fries are gluten free" I have to explain to them that if anything battered is in the same oil as my French fries I will get sick. People that use gluten as a fad can be helpful and harmful to people who have a real disease like me. we get lots more products because more people buy gluten free things, but at the same time they don't take it as seriously as I have to and therefore people become miseducated
Where. Are. Potatoes.?
watching a kid fighting for his life as he is in an allergic shock with swollen throat and can barely breathe is the worst nightmare. i think every fake allergic need to see or at least have some sympathy to that reality before they go into the restaurant with their demands.
People who fake things like that tend to know these things, they just don't care. Very often people who seek validation or attention through dishonest methods like this are less likely to give a rats ass about the greater scope, if they even recognize it. Its kind of like 'why would the sun care about a meteor hitting mars'. They think the world revolves around them, or at least try to make it that way.
pointless argument. All these fakers have somewhat helped the real people because of economic pressure. There is a big incentive to cater to allergic people more than what it would have been otherwise.
@@thepermman only that because most of those people aren't allergic, these "nonallergic" products don't actually have to be nonallergic, so quite often it's just marketing that could actually be dangerous to people with real allergies.
Thoughty2 is right about this being a boy cries wolf situation, if a person with a great immune system faked having allergies and ended up being allergic to peanut butter and started to swell up, they would no longer find it so ammusing, its like if someone wanted their arm amputed so they can get it replaced with a bionic one because "its so much cooloer" (unfortunately there are people like this.) but soon realizes the precautions and difficulties to use it, suddenly wishing that they had their old arm back.
sometimes I just-🤦♀️
Thank you. I wish more people understood this kind of thing more often. Fakers make it super hard in life sometimes to get good, genuine service for people with certain mental disorders that are a real disability, but aren't always immediately evident if you don't spend a lot of time around the people with these disorders. A personal example, is being mentally ill. I've met SO many people who despise certain types of disabled people, because they think EVERY person with mental issues that isn't born noticably "slow", is just a faker with self control issues and bad parenting.
As a partially mentally disabled person (I have PTSD, Bi-Polar 1 disorder, chronic general severe anxiety, and a "shcizo-effective" disorder that I'm still trying to figure out with my doctors whether or not comes from being on the autism spectrum or not, on the "high-functioning" end), I can honestly say I have had so many conversations ending in people trying to shame me into feeling bad for faking my disability when I was homeless and begging on the street for food and rent money, because I "looked fine to them", I guess since I wasn't freaking out having an episode all ove the sidewalk and was just sitting quietly with my sign not even waving people down, I must not BE disabled at all. It honestly disgusts me, the amount of dignity and self-admiration with which SO many people will cuss a person out and try to falsely accuse them of being liars and thieves, because they aren't completely retarded or insane by either definition.
But the worse part is, I've known and met a few sorry people who WERE, without a doubt, fakers.
But I have also honestly known far more people who genuinely WERE disabled and couldn't get the help needed and deserve because of all the undeserved discrimination they've faced. But not every person with a mental disability is necessarily dumb, and at times, the case is even quite contrary.
That's all I'm saying.
A little sympathy or even some empathy can go far, and save a life in more than one way. Like with the chefs and the customers, here in this video.
"Oh. Great allan. You made yourself allergic to broccoli and carrots, as well as peas, because you wanted to. Well done. WELL DONE."
- Allan's Mom
The thing is. I went to my doctor because I had heartburn, tiredness, etc. and she told me it would be good to run a bloodtest. She concluded I was lactose intolorant. I spent two years eating disgusting and expensive no lactose cheese... And avoiding milk until I had enough. The heartburn did not stop and I went to three hospitals. The last one I went to was in the city I was born in. They ran thorough tests and concluded I was NOT lactose intolorant.
They did not know why I was experiencing heartburn. After a google search I realized it's depression. I overeat and stomach acids come up and irritate the area...
Now I am so happy to finally drink milk...... :(
Can’t really blame them it’s pretty hard to diagnose depression unless it’s absolutely explicit that you have it
I am lactose intolerant and have GERD. Funny how my doctor never believed me despite throwing up and having violent diarrhea minutes after drinking milk but your only real symptom was heartburn? You absolutely can eat cheese, especially hard cheese because the lactose has mostly broken down into lactic acid. I hate not being able to eat ice cream but I'll be damned if anyone ever made me give up cheese. Fuck, no. Also eating to little can cause heartburn, too so careful you don't go the other way.
@@frankbank8720 no. Many non depressed people have heartburn too. It's very common
@@SobrietyandSolace That's crazy.... I was told to not eat anything with lactose. Not cheese. Nothing. They said I was lactode intolorant while I had none of the symptoms and they don't believe you?
A few years ago my sister went to an italian restaurant and ordered an antipasto salad with no mushrooms at a restaurant, citing her severe (legitimate and potentially lethal) allergy to mushrooms. She didn't have an Epi-pen on her at the time.
The salad came out, and had mushrooms on it. She sent it back, again stressing her severe allergy.
A few minutes later a "new" salad came out, that didn't have any mushrooms visible. She took a few bites, and came across a mushroom.
The staff had literally just picked the visible mushrooms out of the first salad and sent it back out, they didn't even dig in the salad to get the non-visible mushrooms out.
At that point my sister left, refusing to pay for the meal.
An hour later she was in the hospital in anaphylactic shock.
She won $2000 in the lawsuit, and hasn't gone to that restaurant since.
R/thathappened
@@quotidianlight it actually is considered attempted muder and manslaughter. you can legitimately go to jail for doing that. warn your fellow employees that they could completely ruin their lives for good by doing this.
Travis H ...that is utterly horrifying. Thank God she was ok in the end... I hope those employees were fired and forbidden from ever working in the food industry ever again.
@Train Boxing at Home - Ty Thomas Ooorrrrrr the restaurant could just not serve you mushrooms when you ask them not to.
@@quotidianlight I was actually the one who called around to get a lawyer for her, and most of the lawyers I called (once I figured out the right type f lawyer to call) wouldn't even take the case because they all said it wouldn't get a settlement worth the time taken on the suit...
The lawyer I eventually found talked to my sister once, then 4 months later my sister heard back from him basically saying that the check was on the way.
Given that IIRC lawyers take about 1/3 of the winnings, and my sister received $2000, the actual settlement was probably closer to $3000.
My sister was actually lucky that her reaction was as mild as it was, she got treated at the hospital and was mostly fine an hour later, and home the same day (though I think she needed to take some very strong antihistamines for a few days until they were sure all of the allergen cleared out of her system). If she had eaten enough to have a more severe reaction, I'm sure she would have gotten more in the lawsuit.
personal story: when i was really young i pretended to allergic to cilantro, bc lil me thought it was cool or something. ever sense then (even though i like cilantro) i get actual stomach aches when ever i eat cilantro, the funny thing is is that i know its placebo or something and even though i recognize that my sensitivity to cilantro is fake I still get stomach aches
I really don't feel like it's ANY restaurants responsibility to cater to ANY persons allergies. If you are allergic to a food that can kill you, it's your responsibility to avoid those foods. Which means, preparing your own food, in your own kitchen. Why would you trust a restaurant with your life? Why would a restaurant accept responsibility of completely avoiding your allergy when you could potentially die from the tiniest particle? I'd say you're extremely lucky if you're not asked to just leave when you ask for special treatment like that. I mean, I know people can't help being born with a legitimate allergy. But public places can't accommodate every single medical condition that might afflict a patron. It's mind boggling that people are so entitled these days.
I'm a chef of 8 years, you've got it spot on the interpretation of how the industry and chefs feel. 10/10 people are going to have to sign a legal document soon before a meal because they themselves dont understand an allergy they supposedly have.
What's your experience with lactose intolerance? When I dine out I pretty much google on my phone if maybe that dish contains any milk product, or I ask the waiter. So far if it turns out there is milk in it I just order a different dish then OR I have lactase pills with me that works. I can't imagine that lactose intolerant people makes such a bother for the chefs in the back compared to those with severe allergies. And frying something with a bit of butter in the pan won't give me a reaction, unless they are the type of person that uses ALOT of butter when they cook. And my lactose intolerance is not officially diagnosed. And I don't want to go to a doctor either and chug a glass of milk and spend the next 3 hours in painfull diarrhea LMAO, like I don't even know if doctors even test for lactose intolerance. What are they gonna do? Scoop up my shit from the toilet and be like yeeeees I can see with my eyes that this is in fact diarrhea okay so you weren't lying about being intolerant. XD
As a chef I am not saying that allergies do not exist, my husband could be dead if he eats tomatoes or takes penicillin. There is a chemical in both that he is allergic to and I have seen him ending up in A&E because of it. But I have left the painting industry because the amount of people with fake allergies and trust me there is more than 3 people in this world who play that trick on you. A lot of people are not even aware of where flour is in their food. A common example is mustard, English mustard has wheat in it and yet I have caught customers who say that they are coeliac to the point of death if they even have a grain of flour, eat a cauliflower cheese with English mustard in it. There are also the people who do not tell you of an allergy or a potential allergy and then they b**** wine and complain when they get the food serve to them that they are apparently allergic to. So to reiterate it is not the people who are genuine allergies or intolerances it is the huge amount of people who use it so they can be the centre of attention and or wanting to feel special
@@zebnemma as someone with lactose intolerance, if i ask if a dish has milk i expect an honest answer. If i get a dish and suddenly i gas up like a balloon and experiance explosive dirreria just because some cheeky fucker wanted to have a cackle and lie to me id be pissed.
The only thing im alergic for is ppl who lie about allergy's
@@zebnemma I only recently developed an intolerance to lactose, and I don't get it either. Especially when you can get SO MANY lactase pills for so cheap! If I really want that cheese, I'm eating that cheese! I'll just take a pill before I have my treat.
9:50 “It won’t harm your body. However your immune system doesn’t know that, because it’s the first time it’s encountered it.”
In other words - “It ain’t familiar!”
DANIEL THRASHER
It AINT. FAMILIA
Daniel thrasher is so funny
No one cares!
Yess. Everyone has developed a gluten allergy. It’s very rare!! So if a doctor hasn’t diagnosed you...... you don’t have one.
and that is why the white moose cafe requires papers.the idiots can just say"but the doctor diagnosed me" ok then prove it.if not then you get normal food.
This is gold, I've been in the hospitality industry for more than 30 years and the rate of people telling me they're allergic to something was (and still is) increasing year by year. I was already sure some of them were faking it, but nobody told me until now where I could do more reasearch about it, thanks again man.
"Due to the fact that it's becoming more popular than common sense"
Sounds a lot like liberalism.
No need to put a political opinion in here man.
@@vivigesso3756
You trolls are pathetic.
The paradoxical truth HERE is that "Common Sense" (in spite of the popular terminology) has NEVER been more common than fashion or fads.
...and it's probably not ever going to change. ;o)
"Common sense" is an excuse to be pacifistic and mature instead of good.
"Inflating like a Zeppelin when they think of peanuts" That is the best sentence I've ever had the pleasure of hearing.
It's the best image in the video and not even displayed on the screen :D
Best. Phrase. Ever.
I like also "freaks out like a mormon in a brothel" (20:00)
I thought he said something other than peanuts.
Nikki Cedrone I was worried I was the only one.
im so bewildered by this. I'd love to eat nuts, I'd be able to eat so many different cultures of food so the fact that people pretend to be allergic is so strange
I am allergic to everything, well, nearly everything. I had migraines from puberty on. After graduating from college I went to an allergist and discovered I was allergic to corn protein. That was 1976. In 1984 I got into corn and reacted for nearly a year. Quite possibly one of the ticks I was bitten by might've added to the problem, but I am allergic to meat and rotate my meats. In 1985 my allergist found I wasn't allergic to carrots, lemons, oats and plums. So, yeah, I get annoyed by people who say they are allergic to dairy or gluten. These aren't allergies, they are intolerances. The only thing that really makes me sick - corn - but the meats give me inflammations and hollow peppers make me constipated. Many other things do increase the inflammations, but none as badly as the meats in such a short time.
1:24 eating dust is not an option, there is already an allergy for that
Another one bites the dust
If you are allergic to dust... then you are also allergic to air... wouldnt live very long now would you
I have dust allergies.. it is good fun.. just randomly breakout in hives at any moment all over ... good times.. in fairness I have medications that mostly keep it in check now. @@playnejaymes
@@maddingo man im really really sorry to hear that i wasnt intending to make fun of anyone imm allergic to grass and dogs so i understand everyones pain when it comes to allergies i also suffer from exema and asthma so i have my issues with dust as well but no dust allergies thank god.. i'd be even worse off if i did not that my illnesses help with my allergies already or anything like that :((
@@playnejaymes its like, so after the rain falls, the plants are clean, the air is fresh and the wind can easily blow around mite mix, into our sinus passages and mucus production begins, breathing becomes irritating from mucus volumes and its like how you see people react and need an inhailer
i use a nasal spray recommended by an allergist doctor; " Azelastine HCI"
snorting two sprays down my nasal passages so i wont react for 6 hours
Man I wish my peanut allergy was fake
@Dinkelstein Kerman Peanut allergy is just the worst. My only real allergy is hay-fever. It's not life-threatening but not being able to breathe or see properly for three months a year does blow some chunks, take it from me.
@James Gray I have never eaten peanuts. I've only ever had blood tests done. According to those, I have an allergy to nuts.
I would never WANT to test if I'm actually allergic or not.
That doesn't mean I'm paranoid, It means I don't want to fucking die.
Your not missing that much. Just honey roasted peanut butter.
Fawny Deer try coconut
@@faithhaight how do you know for sure you've never eaten a piece of (pea)nut they're in a million of products. if you really have a (pea)nut allergy you would have noticed.
Love that last message. I had a friend who said she was allergic to peanuts but absolutely devoured a salad with whole chunks of peanuts in it. Then, asked where we got it so she could get some for later.😮
A friend was sick for years diagnosed with gluten intolerance. A new doctor diagnosed it as lactose intolerance and many bread products have milk products in them. So he avoids milk and cheese which much success.
I actually have a major allergy to both nuts and fish... And the thing is everyone with a bad allergy knows that we don't even want to mention it even though we should, so we just try avoid the foods on our own. It's just a thing we deal with, I don't think it's "embarassment" but more we just don't want to be a hassle and have people worrying about us. 8 out of 10 times those who are mad vocal about it really aren't bad sufferers or may not even have the allergy in my experience...
Darkiie too true. I always get embarrassed when my medic alert bracelet gets mentioned, idk why.
Darkiie I totally agree, I have a friend that says she is allergic to all sorts of food and I’m pretty sure that’s not true.
I am this way too. I already asked to have something taken off my item, I'm not going to stress them out explaining it is because its an allergy.
Agreed
Minor allergies to Shrimp, Un-cooked Bananas (it's weird; mom's banana muffins don't cause issues), and almonds.
Serious not-technically-allergies involving Gluten and Casein; they're not life-threatening, but chances are I'll be miserable for hours or even longer.
Its fun to see how much the sales of one of the breads we make at my work went up after we changed out the word "gluten" with the words "wheat protein"
@MythosOfficial well someone who has a wheat allergy should know that wheat protein is gluten cause most of those who have a real allergy are less retarded than those who claim to have an allergy just to be "special"
MythosOfficial You say you have a wheat allergy in your first reply. So would you not realise that a product containing wheat protein would have protein in it that comes from wheat and therefore avoid it?
MythosOfficial I did read them. You were saying that if he claimed it as gluten free you could die due to your wheat allergy. He was never claiming it was gluten free tho, he just changed the wording.
@MythosOfficial we do have gluten free products but those are made in a 100% gluten free factory and those are marked with "Gluten fri" (Gluten free) but I only make the normal bread with gluten so not marked as gluten free but as the word gluten has almost become a "bad word" and that we got complains from lowcarb fools demanding more protein in the bread we had it changed to wheat protein to please them
(I been talking to my boss to confirm this)
MythosOfficial Glutein free or wheat protein free does not necessary mean wheat free, though. There are plenty of glutein free products containing whest starch. Only 20% of people with celiacs get symptoms from wheat strach do they are allowed to label the product as ”glutein free”. You should always check the ingredients to find out which grains were used in the product.
Imagine not being able to drink some Haje2O
Worst, imagine being allergic to beer!!
immune system gets bored
immune system: i dont recognize that its dangerous
I work in a small cafe as the main cook. Whilst we do offer a couple of gluten free foods, we can't properly cater to true gluten-free sufferers due to the physical limitations of our kitchen. If a customer requests a gluten-free option we always let them know that we don't have the space or necessary tools to guarantee the food will be contaminate free. Most customers accept this and order anyway, making it clear to us that it's just a diet choice. Only one customer out of the dozens I've encountered has had to walk away due to a genuine intolerance.
I have celiac and my poor son has celiac and anaphylaxis to eggs. I fully understand that smaller kitchens (as well as places that rely heavily on wheat, like Italian restaurants or Panera) can't accommodate us. It's cool, we bring our own food if we're meeting family or whatever. The actual sufferers won't make a huge deal out of it, but will appreciate your honesty.
Gotcha!
uhhhhh sorry no. there are different levels of allergy/intolerance. speaking as someone with a gluten allergy, if i eat something prepared in a non-gf kitchen i'll be fine but if the food actually has wheat as an ingredient in it i'll be in immense physical pain throughout my body and unable to move for an extended period, or vomiting/diarrhea/etc. if someone says they don't eat a certain type of food because of allergy or intolerance, it is not anyone else's place except for a medical professional to decide whether they're "faking" or their allergy is "genuine" enough to warrant avoiding that food. for example nuts might make one person itchy and another person go into anaphylactic shock, but that doesn't mean the one who just gets itchy doesn't have an intolerance of nuts or is required to eat them because their allergy isn't "genuine" enough.
I have more of a sensitivity (not celiac) and put it down to the catch all for all digestive issues (IBS) and will take the gluten free option if it is offered/available so I can avoid discomfort but will take that bite of apple pie knowing it won't kill me or anything, I just might be in the bathroom for hours afterwards. I guess for people who aren't celiac it's about knowing how much you can tolerate and accepting the consequences. If I have avoided eating glutinous foods for a long stretch I know I can get away with a slice of bread here and there but if I have been eating lots of those foods over the past week I know I could be in for serious pain, possibly ending in a bleeding from the back passage...
I know someone who was recently diagnosed with celiac and she has ordered things she shouldn't before. I asked her if she was going to be okay and she basically said she technically will not be okay, but she will live. But even going further, I got tested once because of digestive issues and I noticed on the results you can test as strongly positive but also as less strongly positive. In other words, as some others have said, not everyone with a genuine gluten intolerance needs to eat from a gluten free kitchen. It is ideal, but not 100% necessary for all sufferers. But your honesty is awesome for the people who have more severe intolerances. And of course, gluten free has become something of a fad because some people mistakenly believe gluten causes weight gain or is just all around harmful.
My new worst fear is becoming allergic to red meat
I live in a area where we do alot of stuff outdoors and in the woods and such. I'm fucking terrified.
@@theq4602 Of a food reaction or the police. LOL
@@mac_uk5464 A food reaction from a tick
mirre_8 a good way to turn away from it without an allergy watch how neat is “made” and how cruel the animals are housed then slaughtered
@@howtowithelizabeth7513 you fail to realise we are all in a circle of life. The animals eat grass, we eat the animals, and then return when we die we are returned to the ground. The plants use us for THIER food and then the animals eat the plants. Its a big circle my dude. Its all natural.
My sister thought people who came into her restaurant claiming a gluten allergy or intolerance were making it up. She took the steps, as all good managers do, rolling her eyes in the process. A few years ago, she developed such severe symptoms of an unknown source that she couldn't go to work for months. Turned out to be a late-onset gluten intolerance so severe that she wishes she had celiac disease, and now servers don't believe HER when she goes out to eat, so she always worries about getting accidentally poisoned. She recently ordered gluten-free noodles online since she couldn't find any in a store near her. They sent her the wrong kind, containing gluten, but told her to keep them for herself...
I had a friend in primary school who told the cook that he was allergic to a whole lot of foods. When asked if he could eat something, he always said that he was allergic. The only thing he could apparently eat was pancakes. So they made him pancakes. Every day.
They tried to call his parents, but they were both working and his nanny was new to the country and could barely communicate with them. He was in truth allergic to one specific food though (light peanut allergy if Iremembercorrectly), and when she heard his name and the word allergies in a question she roughly said that yes, he had allergies.
He managed to get served pancakes at school for 3 years.
so basically
being a bit dirty sometimes can be a good thing?
yes
yes its a pain to stay clean anyway i don't bother most of the time.
Just wear AXE and there's your shower for the week.
Marponsa I don’t even shower for month and feel the same when i’m shower again, just itchy everywhere though
@@lord_khufu you don't shower for a month?
Bro Wtf
Every clown I know hears 'lactose intolerant' when I say, "dairy allergy." Unbeknownst to me, a friend of mine accidentally made oatmeal with milk instead of water. I didn't taste the difference, so I was enjoying it until I got hoarse and my throat started to close after a few spoonfuls. I think he was more scared than I was. Thankfully, Benadryl did the trick.
Do you carry EpiPens?
Holy shite dude/ette, glad you’re ok, but that’s NOT ok. Allergy is on a higher level than intolerance. For me, I have a dairy intolerance, where I have diarrhea and upset stomach like something is trying to claw its way out of my intestines. Allergies are FAR more immediate.
Gail Lewis I’m intolerant and people don’t understand I can still eat certain types of cheese and I can have regular milk as long as the lactase is added to it meanwhile someone I know is allergic to dairy and I’ve had to give her an epipen when someone didn’t make a burger without cheese, they literally just removed the cheese after she pointed it out.
It's a totally different thing and a matter of life and death really. I am lactose intolerant but I can eat cheese and ice cream in small amounts with no problem. It's fresh milk and yogurt that get me. The worst thing that can happen is I get upset stomach, diarrhea, mental fog and cold-like symptoms. But you could actually die! Lactose intolerance is caused by the lack of a digestive enzyme, not an allergy. We need to get the info out there!
Sounds like my mom to almost anything she eats or drinks
My mom has a plecibo allergy to bee stings. This type of allergy means epipens and other things that prevent allergies don't work, but it can still kill her.
I have a water allergy, mine is a little different, nothing happens if I drink water, but if I take a shower, sweat, I have several red spots on my skin for 15 minutes that itch a lot, I'm a man (alive in Brazil) and this allergy has already been seen by doctors, who didn't even understand it at first, and it seems that it is more serious in women but I'm not sure
Pity is one kind of attention I never want, especially from friends and family
I pity you
@@carolinechambers6469 🤣
I genuinely can't have gluten or dairy and don't mention it unless absolutely necessary. however, my closest friends know and every time we go to pick a restaurant it's "you decide where we go so you can actually eat something" which is nice but I also hate that people are catering to me ;-;
@@ether3304 thank you! Someone who understands what concern trolling is and how much it sucks! The irony is, it's even worse when it's genuine concern
This is why I learned how to hold back tears and bear pain. It feels like people are going to suffocate you if you don’t tell them “whats wrong”
Like yeah of course somethings wrong Becky I just got hit in the face with a basketball.
I just ate a big ol' peanutbutter sandwich with a big fat glass of whole milk while collecting honey from my beehive in nothing but a Speedo and flip-flops! Luckly, I'm only allergic to allergies.
I want your life.
Hannah Marie you don't have allergies shhhh
You're sho shellfish.
awesome and totally agree
Your comment has made me chuckle and therefore made my week 😅
I've had the same reaction towards several different foods, always assuming that I just caught a nasty cold. Recently learned that all those meals had one ingredient in common and that your mouth and throat isn't supposed to tingle when you eat spring roles. I'll definetely go to a doctor to get my allergies checked sometime soon.
I know someone who almost died after eating fries seasoned with dried bell peppers. This was after notifying them of the allergy. She went into anifalaxis and had long term complications after emergency services were delayed.
I am allergic to bees stings and I am constantly told 'everyone is allergic to bee stings' but no your not. I will swell up and need to go to the hospital if I'm stung and you will not. Allergies are serious things so read about it. I don't have a food allergy but my mum is allergic to cold and mayonnaise . She breaks out in hives, has migrains and is feverish in the cold. My brother is allergic to all suncream (we don't know what in it) and also soap.
My mum once went to nandos and ordered a burger but it had mayonnaise in it so she explained her allergy to the waitress so she took it back to the kitchen. She came back out about a minute later and put the plate on the table and walked off. My mum opened the bun and realised she had taken it back in the kitchen and scraped the mayonnaise off the bun and walked straight back out again with it. This was about 2 month ago and I am so glad she noticed because otherwise *she would have died*
safe to say we don't go to nandos anymore.
Your family has so many allergies. Thank god your mum is okay, though.
Yeah. Nando's is disgusting.
Yup, bee stings cause histaminic reactions, but that doesn't mean anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis is potentially fatal.
Your family sounds irritatingly fragile.
@@AdmiralUmptDumpt not really we do all sorts of sports and go for walks with our dog all the time and stuff like that some of us just can't eat certain things.😊
We literally had a lady at the grocery store I work at say "If the deli isnt cut fresh my son will have an allergic reaction to it, it HAS to be fresh, not a few hours old"
The older we get, the more we understand why our parents were angry when we were growing up.
It's because that lady was there, and our parents had to deal with her. And our parents learned to tell her where to go, how to get there, and what to do with herself when she arrived.
Kitsuneepic 😂
as someone who was allergic to gluten for over 10 years, i have no idea why people would inflict that on themselves.
Another risk with so many people faking a gluten allergy, is that restaurants/ foodproducers might decide to avoid gluten all together. And when more and more producers/restaurants start to avoid gluten, it can be that more people are actually going to get allergic to them.
My dad likes to say he's allergic to onions when he really just doesn't like them. I gave him the third degree in front of the chef when he did this at a fancy restaurant and I apologized to the staff for the unnecessary inconvenience. The chef had personally come over to tell my dad that the steak he had ordered was soaked overnight in a sauce that had onions in it. He was not happy with me for calling him out. 😊 He ordered something else.
This is really hard for me as someone with a real food allergy. I'm allergic to peanuts and other tree nuts, and if i ask if i can have no nuts in my food or if my food can come in contact with something with nuts, I have to trust that the restaurant believes me and doesn't brush off my allergy as someone who "just doesn't like nuts." on the contrary, i LOVE peanut butter and spicy peanuts, but i just can't eat them. Those, like your dad, who fake an allergy just because they don't like a certain food put those with real allergies at risk, even if he's not trying to :(
@@DANIxDANGER exactly.
@@DANIxDANGER You'll be glad to know that in restaurants that I've worked we treat all allergies seriously by washing our hands and taking care with individual ingredients even if there is just a chance of contamination, but especially nut and seafood allergies, where we use all new utensils and don't use anything that could be contaminated.
We also organize foods and preparation around avoiding cross contamination.
It makes for a lot of extra work and training, and there is no sure fire way to avoid contamination with allergens, but it is worth it when the risk is so high for some people.
@@DANIxDANGER Time to rejoice there's a new treatment which won't allow you to eat nuts with wild abandon but it will protect you from small quantities and incidental contact. If you live in the UK it may be available through the NHS. the protocol takes about 18 months and involves taking small controlled doses of the allergen. Sadly if you have to pay it's very costly (I believe the report I read said £14K). I await the day they develop this for latex, thanks years of theatre nursing :(
@@JSAnstock
Eat small quantities of latex for 18 months. Job done. :D
Friend : "Hey, do you know that the earth is flat?"
Me : "Sorry but i'm allergic to wrong"
someone: vaccines are invented by bill gates to give people allergies and autism
me: cough
someone: omg do you have corona
me: no, im just ALLERGIC TO BULLSHIT
Allergic to stupid more like it
Why is this so funny
Ha Ha Ha Ha. Thanks, you made my day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Allergic to bullshit*
I don't have to do this anymore, but I used to tell people I was allergic to mayonnaise. For some reason, when I was younger, no one would listen to me when I said I absolutely, positively hated the vile, disgusting, slimy stuff and some would go so far as almost force me to eat it. It just became easier to say I was allergic because then they would honor my wishes.
Mom: yea it has peanuts on it, big deal, it's not gonna hurt you
*eats a couple bites*
Me, an hour later, covered head to toe with itchy red spots and stomach pain: bitch what
Did you die on it? Why did you give up to tell your body who is the boss?
For anybody that doesn't think in mathematics:
An increase of 100% means doubling.
Or...does it? *wait this is not vsauce*
Русский Deutsch My friend, German education sucks but it’s nothing close to as bad as Americans. Idiots don’t know where the Baltic Sea is lmao
@Jeanne Santillana It's not 100% of something, it's an INCREASE of 100%. If something is 100% and you increase it by 100% you've doubled it for a total of 200%.
@@JeffyJames831 Ok... So increasing from 0 to 100% means it's double. Got it.
@@LordBhorak lol.. Where did you learn your trolling skills?
I used to think spiders were the scariest arachnids, know I know the Lone Star Tick is the scariest arachnid. It curses you for the rest of your life, like the Curse of Tantalus.
Deer tick is worse. It gives you lime disease. Which probably sucks more than a meat allergy, and can be lifelong if not treated with antibiotics early enough.
I developed an allergy to nuts when I was in my teens. I use to be able eat nuts but one day out of nowhere I went into shock and had to be eppi penned. My parents thought I was faking until it happened again. It's crazy I love walnuts but can't eat them. It's only nuts from trees not ones from bushes.
This is super problematic. It’s not safe to tell ppl they aren’t sensitive to gluten when they definitely are.
"Becoming more popular than having common sense"
I didn't know people had common sense at all anymore
good one!! :}
Tis a rare gem 💎
I am a chef in a professional kitchen and will NEVER treat an allergy as a joke. Separate cutting boards, knives and a GF fryer in my kitchen. But we do love hearing things like "i'm allergic to cilantro " to give us a laugh, bit still treat it very seriously because you never really know..
I'm allergic to not having enough fat, salt, sugar, and carbohydrates in my diet. Sadly, this makes me go to the gym regularly to compensate. ;)
Thank you sir.
I allways loved when chefs rolled their eyes when I came in with a list of allergies for just one person...
I'am allergic to Gluten Free Food LOL
Fictional customer: I have an allergy to wines made from Grüner Veltliner grown in Czechia, at the south side of the vineyard, picked in the last week of august, on a year of an odd number. Can you ensure that there is no such wine on anywhere close to my meal.
Domino's employee: Why would we have that?
As someone who grew up with a sister who has celiac disease, yes, this is a problem, and whenever she goes out to eat, she has a doctors notice to prove her disease because of this shit.
My friend is allergic to cold temperature he almost died when we went swimming in a cold mountain resort ....We live in a tropical country so taking vacations to the mountains and bathing in cold rivers or mountain resorts there is always a relief for us. We told our friend not to go un the water because of his allergy but he dove right in....few min.after he came out of the water hives broke out and he doesnt look good and the temp of the environment kept on dropping ...fortunately his ex gf (my best frined )aunt was there who is also a doctor to help him...