NeeTLY SCAMMED DOCTOR? #viralvideo #funny #youtubeshorts #viral video#trendingshorts #doctor

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## NeeTLY SCAMMED DOCTOR? #viralvideo #funny #youtubeshorts #viralvideo #trendingshorts #doctor

Scene 1: The Initial Conversation

[Music]

"Do you believe in using deo or perfume?"

"No, have faith, that is the only cure for you, go,"

"Hey, send some kind patient, brother," another voice remarks, chuckling.

Scene 2: The Grim Diagnosis

(Laughter)

"Oh, this is very bad, what happened doctor?"

"My legs are gone from work!" Another person explains, distressed.

"How will they not be right now, both legs will have to be amputated."

"Oh no, what will I do now?" the patient cries out.

Scene 3: The Underlying Concern

"Be patient, God will make everything okay doctor, I am not worried about that." The patient replies, attempting to stay hopeful.

"Actually, I had bought new sandals yesterday and the shopkeeper had said that they were sold out. Damaged goods will not be returned," the patient continues, exposing the real concern.

[Music]

Keywords

• Deo
• Perfume
• Doctor
• Amputation
• Sandals
• Faith
• Diagnosis

FAQ

Q1: What is the primary humorous element in this viral video?

A1: The primary humorous element is that the patient is more worried about their new sandals not being returnable than their legs potentially needing amputation.

Q2: What does the video suggest as the solution to health problems initially?

A2: The video humorously suggests that having faith is the only cure for health problems.

Q3: What does the doctor diagnose in the video?

A3: The doctor diagnoses that both of the patient's legs will need to be amputated.

Q4: Why is the patient not worried about the amputation?

A4: The patient is not worried about the potential amputation because they are more concerned about their new sandals that cannot be returned.

Q5: What is the final twist in the video?

A5: The final twist is the humorous revelation that the patient's real concern is the inability to return new but potentially defective sandals, not the amputation news.