Short conversational clip from a YouTube video by Chris Collins in which Chris and another speaker (Alex/Christian) discuss a recent cardiovascular scare. The speakers describe sensations consistent with heart fibrillation (fluttering) and report unusually high blood-pressure readings (transcript includes phrases like "240 to 140" and "2 to 40 yesterday to 1 23"). The exchange mixes concern with nervous humor.
What was going on in your body. That's not a thing that you've ever said before. So something had to have made you feel like your blood pressure was high. Yeah, like a fluttering is what I would suggest. The doctor is here. Okay, so you felt like a heart fibrillation or something? Is that what they would call it? Yeah. And how often have you felt that lately?
I don't know. A few times, but I hadn't checked. Okay, and what, what was it yesterday, Alex? To what? 240 to 140. 240 to 140. Yeah, exactly. I love that you think this is so funny. Like you would. You will. You will have a stroke just to be funny about it. What is it? 20923 to 123. Not good. It was like 2 to 40 yesterday to 1 23. Look at how much better that is. Oh yeah.
