A person describes being shot and learning doctors decided to leave the bullet lodged near their spine. They flew and returned to filming within days of the incident, despite the bullet remaining inside them.
So I literally filmed a video five days after I got shot. I was on the plane five days after I got shot. So I think the video came seven days after I got shot. And also, when the doctors eventually came, they looked at the tests, and they were like, yeah, well, it looks like the bullets lodged so close to your spine that it's too dangerous for us to take it out. But it's not affecting any vital organs, so we're gonna leave it in you. You're all. You're all set. You can go now. So I was released 13, 14 hours after it happened. Just walking around with a piece of gauze on my back, knowing that there was a bullet forming, like, scar tissue around my body, was, like, welcoming this crazy foreign object. So a week after I filmed the video explaining that I wouldn't be online, like, basically explaining, hey, guys, I'm gonna take a bit of a break, but when the deals come, you take them. And it was a business partnership.