A short, informal YouTube video (dated April 11, 2020) in which one speaker coaches another on how to use a digital/infrared thermometer. The clip captures multiple attempts, corrective feedback (e.g., "You press it too soon", "Move"), and brief readings (around 96.5°F) with light, conversational tone.
You press it too soon. Move. He did fine. You didn't move it.
I can't. It's stuck.
No, you didn't move the thermometer. You saved one spot. Okay, this is how you do a thermometer. Show us how that. No.
Let me try this again.
Make sure it's on. Okay. What's the first step? What's the first step? Dad? Turn it on. Good job. Do you see that? It's on. Press it yet. Okay. When you get it up there, press it. Now move it.
Easy, easy. You're pushing me too far. 96.96.5. That's what it was before.
You have a low fever.
That's beautiful.
You're running low. What do you have to say about the thermometer pop up? Have you figured it out?
Did I what?
Did you figure it out now?
I thought you said that I give it a up.
Get it up where? What kind of instruction would you like to give other people who are having a hard time with their thermometer? Ain't nobody having a hard time with that thermometer.
Pay attention to your instructor.
Ready?
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