Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Well, I feel like a bag of crushed dicks. What better time to make a video? So, I'm sick this week. I don't feel very good. I'm all stuffed up, my throat hurts, and on top of that, I'm pooping purple. Which has nothing to do with being sick, I just drank a lot of Kool-Aid earlier. It's freaking delicious. Anyways, this happens to me every year when the seasons change. My body just can't handle the switch from hot to cold. So, I went on Wikihow to see how to get better, and they list seven steps of how to get better except they use a lot of words and ain't nobody got time for reading. Especially when you look and feel like a bag of smashed (bleep)holes. So I thought I'd save you guys a lot of time of having to read by just showing you how to get better. So, here are seven steps to feeling better when you're sick. Enjoy. Step one: Keep yourself warm. When you're sick, you get colder than normal, so wear a sweatshirt or comfy pajamas. If you're really cold, throw a blanket on, too. And if you're really, really cold, just throw everything on. Nobody's gonna judge you. You're sick. Step two: Eat and drink hot foods. It's really important to consume hot food and drinks when you're sick. Keeping your energy up is important and staying hydrated will flush out your system and make you feel better. If you can't do hot drinks, just take a lot of Vitamin C and stick with cold water. All that should work. Step three: Be lazy. Avoiding doing anything that requires a lot of energy. Stay at home and don't even bother trying to go outside. Watch some movies or TV shows, spend some time on YouTube, Twitter, or Facebook. Just stay in bed or on the couch while doing this. Just make sure whatever you're doing isn't stressful, 'cause that could just make you sicker. What?! How is that only two stars?! God -- Oh, I don't feel so good. (retching) Step number four: Take naps. Although you make be having trouble sleeping, being sick uses up a lot of your body's energy, so you're gonna want to at least try to get as much sleep as possible. Extended naps are a good idea, as is going to bed early. If you can't sleep, just drink some warm milk. That always works. I forgot I'm lactose intolerant! Step five: Use a heating pad. Are you suffering from any stomach pains or feeling nauseous? Putting a heating pad on your stomach while you rest helps to ease the pain and keeps you warm. Just don't use it if you already have a fever. It could push your temperature so high, you could get delirious. Oh, Angelina, you've come to make me feel better! Well, I'm not one to keep a lady waiting. Let's do this! Step number six: Cuddle with your pet. It can help with the recovery process and it gives you some company as well as helps to keep you warm. Or if you're like me and you don't have a pet, just grab the next-closest thing. You don't judge me! And finally, step seven: Take a shower. It's refreshing, it helps to keep you warm, and it gets all the bacteria off of you. In addition, if you're stuffed up, it can help clear out your nose. And if you have the energy, you might wanna take your clothes off first, because that's usually a good idea. Anyways, I'm gonna go try to work off this cold, guys. I'm really not feeling so well. But if you want to add me to Facebook and Twitter, the links will be in the description along with all my other social networking sites, and I will see you guys next Saturday with a brand new video. Peace! I'm gonna die. Hey guys, thanks for watching my new video. If you enjoyed it, please remember to click the Subscribe button to subscribe to my channel. I release a new video every single Saturday. And while you're at it, click the Like button and share this on Facebook. And if you've already done those things, take some echinacea and some Vitamin C, 'cause getting sick sucks. So I'm gonna go lay down now and I hope you're feeling good, 'cause I'm not. Bye!
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