TinMan 2025 Medical Thriller full movie
Title: TinMan
Release Year: 2025
Runtime: 1 hour 21 minutes
Director: Kevin V Tudor
TinMan follows a dedicated surgeon who becomes obsessed with the idea that a worldwide virus is man-made. As the surgeon delves deeper into the mystery, the plot thickens, exploring themes of conspiracy and medical intrigue ¹.
Cast: Vann Barrett, Erik Gullberg,
Jaclyn Mina, Amy Lee Pearsall,
Samuel Addoh, Thomas Boigris,
Isabelle Clayton,
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Title: TinMan
Release Year: 2025
Runtime: 1 hour 21 minutes
Director: Kevin V Tudor
TinMan follows a dedicated surgeon who becomes obsessed with the idea that a worldwide virus is man-made. As the surgeon delves deeper into the mystery, the plot thickens, exploring themes of conspiracy and medical intrigue ¹.
Cast: Vann Barrett, Erik Gullberg,
Jaclyn Mina, Amy Lee Pearsall,
Samuel Addoh, Thomas Boigris,
Isabelle Clayton,
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00:26:56Dr. Richardson coming back.
00:26:58I want to get him some time while I thought he should be back smoking.
00:27:02I do.
00:27:04Right here?
00:27:06Great.
00:27:08Alrighty.
00:27:26Just a moment.
00:27:32What are you doing here?
00:27:34Working.
00:27:36No you're not.
00:27:38Go home.
00:27:40I have a few things I need to do.
00:27:42Go home.
00:27:44Clean up in commissary one.
00:27:54Harry to the first floor commissary.
00:28:00Hey, how you holding up?
00:28:02I know why you're here.
00:28:04I'm working on the paperwork now.
00:28:06Death was caused by cardiac event.
00:28:09I don't get it.
00:28:11She jogged.
00:28:13She worked out.
00:28:14Shit.
00:28:15She was in better shape than me.
00:28:17Her left interior descending culinary artery and right culinary artery was drastically narrow.
00:28:22Narrow?
00:28:23Narrow with plaque?
00:28:25No, just very small in comparison to what it could be.
00:28:28It could be hydrogenic.
00:28:29Let me finish up the paperwork and I'll get you the final report.
00:28:32I'll appreciate that.
00:28:41Tin man.
00:28:42Hello everyone.
00:28:43Are you in India?
00:28:44I'm in New York.
00:28:45Flew in last night.
00:28:46We are early for this meeting.
00:28:47Yes.
00:28:48We are.
00:28:49There are actions happening around the world that we need to address.
00:28:50Yes.
00:28:51Why do you find this funny?
00:28:52You know why?
00:28:53I said this would happen.
00:28:54But you did not believe me.
00:28:55Gong Yan Yan Da.
00:28:56Gong Yan Yan Da.
00:28:57What has happened?
00:28:58The CDC was contacted regarding a viral induced cardiac infarction.
00:28:59What does this have to do with us?
00:29:00We are early for this meeting.
00:29:01We are early for this meeting.
00:29:02Yes.
00:29:03We are early for this meeting.
00:29:04Yes.
00:29:05We are.
00:29:06There are actions happening around the world that we need to address.
00:29:07Yes.
00:29:08Why do you find this funny?
00:29:09You know why?
00:29:10I said this would happen but you did not believe me.
00:29:14Gong Yan Yan Da.
00:29:15What has happened?
00:29:17The CDC was contacted regarding a viral induced cardiac infarction.
00:29:22What does this have to do with us?
00:29:28RV 219.
00:29:30The bill?
00:29:34This cardiac infarction was identical to more than 20 others worldwide.
00:29:40The virus was found in the host.
00:29:43What?
00:29:44You people are suddenly growing hearts.
00:29:47Correct me if I'm wrong.
00:29:49The code name is Tin Man.
00:29:51Tin Man.
00:29:52Because of this stupid movie about a wizard and a Tin Man with no hearts.
00:29:57Are we suddenly growing hearts?
00:30:02Boris is right.
00:30:04Yes.
00:30:05I'm right.
00:30:06Tell me what is our purpose.
00:30:08We were brought together to control world population.
00:30:10We are a think tank.
00:30:11Founded on preventing the world from overpopulating.
00:30:13We're frontline.
00:30:14Here to stop wars and maintain a stable economy worldwide.
00:30:15That is true.
00:30:16So, let's get down to business from the top.
00:30:17Judy, would you say the virus is a success?
00:30:19Why are you asking me?
00:30:20Because it was developed in your country.
00:30:21Research and development is your position here, Judy.
00:30:33I am aware of my position here.
00:30:34Your asshole president found it fit to keep talking about it.
00:30:38Yes, I'm aware.
00:30:39We are supposed to be a secret.
00:30:40Areas of our own government aren't supposed to know we exist.
00:30:44You people can thank me for shutting this mouth.
00:30:47Watson, your Prime Minister, fate is coming close to that of the American president.
00:31:13present all right enough of the threats how has the virus helped lower the world's population
00:31:22let's see in 2019 the world population was 7.7 billion and then in 2020 the population increased
00:31:34to 7.8 billion the virus caused 1.82 million deaths during that time span
00:31:46so did a nothing can this virus equate to the strength that our predecessors produced
00:31:52in the 80s with hiv that's a good question you have to take into account that rv219 was not
00:31:59released until the end of 2020 the cure open exactly bring us up to speed on the rv219 pill judy
00:32:10the purpose of the virus was to be the first wave of elimination for elderly and immune compromise
00:32:18rv219 was developed to establish yet plant a seed in the host heart for future cardiac failures
00:32:28that's what is happening now yes sooner than expected the pill was tested to be activated
00:32:35in five years in the presence of a virus it seems like the half-life is shorter or another virus is
00:32:45occurring very possible but the world population is up we barely make a scratch
00:32:53rv219 will make a big scratch of the 1.3 million deaths most were in the u.s a good number was for
00:33:05political reasons political reasons why you saying that the u.s has two political parties battling for
00:33:15what is most important health or money ah americans like chinese stupid shish answer statistics show
00:33:28in china then india followed by the united states present the highest population countries in the warmer
00:33:37climates also have the higher population i'm surprised the population is up these people are
00:33:45f**king they don't know how to do anything else make them sterile right miss china why do you keep
00:33:55focusing on me your people do not know how to stop f**king enough we're all over the place
00:34:04let's start with rv219 judy please continue rv219 was manufactured in india to relieve the virus
00:34:20symptoms not to cure it when we realized the mortality resulting from the side effects
00:34:27we knew we had the perfect pill india no i'm under the impression this was designed in china
00:34:37initially it was because of your president's accusation about the virus we found it necessary
00:34:43to change the location of the pill is the pill side effects long-acting yes the pill resolves the
00:34:51flu-like symptoms of the virus within 24 hours over a period of five years the patient develops heart
00:35:00disease is it free to say rv219's mortality rate is give or take five years yes what is being done
00:35:08about the early rv219 fallout i have forwarded a brief to the assets the assets have been contacted
00:35:16they're already on the job they're already on the job i don't take chances
00:35:30so
00:35:46so
00:35:54so
00:36:00so
00:36:06so
00:36:16so
00:36:18so
00:36:20so
00:36:26so
00:36:30rock what's wrong i can't find it can't find what the pathology report on the resident dr leslie palmer
00:36:58let me see remember entering catches
00:37:15it's not here where is it i don't know there's an empty file here looks like it's been erased what
00:37:23erased we were here we erased nothing okay we'll have to call i.t
00:37:32you know i did find something what's that there's been a dramatic rise in the number of sudden
00:37:38cardiac deaths in the past couple of months really we can add the young doctor's name to that list
00:37:44it's so true
00:37:45it department this is allison springer may i have your name and extension please
00:37:52yes james ailey extension 3989 good evening dr ailey you're in the pathology department
00:38:01yes i am if we get disconnected can i read you back at this number sure okay great how can i help you
00:38:08dr ailey i'm looking for a patient file that appears to be missing what is the patient's name
00:38:13or medical record number leslie palmer date of birth date of birth 12 1290 that's all the
00:38:21documentation i have on the patient uh for now except for some information that was logged into
00:38:28the computer that was attached to this phone line earlier today okay that helps give me a moment
00:38:34sure
00:38:41dr ailey yes thank you for waiting this is going to sound a little odd but there is no data on a
00:38:48leslie palmer with that date of birth logged in today matter of fact there is no data on a leslie
00:38:53palmer at home that doesn't make sense she was a surgical resident here at the hospital i ran a
00:39:00post-sportal motor earlier this morning i have her status as a first-year resident but there's no
00:39:05documentation or any testing or pathology reports on her give me a moment please what is it what's wrong
00:39:13it says a young doctor doesn't exist what i did a scan on your desktop it appears files were erased
00:39:20earlier today at 3 13 pm erased what we were here we erased nothing i don't know what was erased
00:39:27but it is data that is going back three days it seems your computer was hacked and data was removed
00:39:34can the data be retrieved i'll have to put in a ticket to investigate how this really happened
00:39:40whoever did this really knows their stuff anyway keep me in a loop yes doctor
00:39:46someone hacked your files why how i don't know but it appears to be a number of days missing
00:39:57well they're right it looks like three days are missing and there is nothing here on leslie palmer
00:40:04and the cardiac arrest from the restaurant that is also very nice
00:40:09uh look it's been a long day i didn't sleep we can pick this up tomorrow you need a lift
00:40:22sure give me a moment i promise dr richardson i'll keep him in a loop
00:40:39so
00:40:51so
00:40:53so
00:41:37The victims range in age, gender, and background, but they all share one thing in common. Sudden and unexplained cardiac events with an almost 100% morbidity rate. We'll have more on this story as it develops.
00:42:07Hi, Zach.
00:42:25Scoop, are you still performing virus tests?
00:42:37No, they stopped after I don't take the vaccine. Why?
00:42:43Do you still have access to test kits?
00:42:46Sure, I can get my hands on some. What's on your mind?
00:42:50I truly think the virus is back.
00:42:56What? How do you know?
00:42:58No. A positive pathology report came back on an unknown. Leslie was trying to resuscitate.
00:43:08And Leslie's? So why are you asking for a test?
00:43:13I was with her when she tried to resuscitate the unknown.
00:43:19I'm confused. You can easily go in and get a test done. Why the secret?
00:43:27I have my reasons.
00:43:28Are you saying this is a cover-up?
00:43:49I'll get the kits.
00:43:50Zach, wear a mask.
00:43:58Zach, wear a mask.
00:43:58Zach, wear a mask.
00:44:20All right.
00:44:28I'll get you back.
00:44:32Talk to you more.
00:44:36Bye.
00:44:39I'll get you back.
00:44:46Please search.
00:44:48Hi, how may I help you? Hi, I'm Scoop from virology. I've been trying to retrieve some
00:45:07pathology reports with no success. You call IT? Yes, but they said their report wasn't
00:45:12entered for September 4th. Hmm, let me see if I can help you with that. I appreciate that.
00:45:18Sure.
00:45:19Mr. Lee, please dial 2112. Getty Lee, dial 2112.
00:45:25Hmm, that's strange.
00:45:27What?
00:45:28What were the dates you were looking for again?
00:45:30Uh, September 4th.
00:45:32That's just it. September 4th and the two days before, there's no entries at all.
00:45:38I'm lost.
00:45:40Kellis always put the entries in it, even when she was homesick. She was a stickler
00:45:45for it.
00:45:46Is Kellis around? Maybe she can help me out.
00:45:49So, you don't know?
00:45:51What?
00:45:53Dr. Ailey and Kellis were killed in a car accident.
00:45:59When?
00:46:01Yesterday.
00:46:04I'm sorry.
00:46:07So am I.
00:46:10Thank you very much.
00:46:11You're welcome.
00:46:12You're welcome.
00:46:26She has no pulse.
00:46:27I have to cable.
00:46:28It's fine.
00:46:29Call 911.
00:46:30Call 911.
00:46:31Jeez, let's make it no less than I could show up in the morning.
00:46:34Where am I?
00:46:37Are you saying this is a cover up?
00:46:39She's dying.
00:46:40We need your help.
00:46:41This mirror seems dark good in here.
00:46:44It's funny.
00:46:45They're dead?
00:46:46They're not dead.
00:46:47They're dead?
00:46:48Les.
00:46:49You're dead?
00:46:50Us!
00:46:51No problem, break up!
00:46:54She's dying here.
00:46:56Me.
00:46:574.
00:46:588.
00:46:594.
00:47:008.
00:47:016.
00:47:029.
00:47:0310.
00:47:043.
00:47:05Oh!
00:47:06Wake up!
00:47:07Less than I do.
00:47:11I have to gamble on this side.
00:47:37There are questions in Italy.
00:47:47What's the status?
00:47:49It's been taken care of quietly.
00:47:53Taken care of quietly?
00:47:55You blew up a hospital.
00:47:58It's on every news channel worldwide.
00:48:01Yes, quietly.
00:48:03On every news station.
00:48:06It's gas leak.
00:48:07That silence any words of the virus.
00:48:11Does the idea that I blew up a hospital bother you?
00:48:15Little babies in the nursery.
00:48:18Does that bother you?
00:48:20Yes, it fucking does, Boris.
00:48:22As I said, it's been taken care of.
00:48:27So what if it requires some extreme measures?
00:48:31And the interest in New York?
00:48:35Easier than Italy.
00:48:36The acid is in play.
00:48:39The acid is in play.
00:48:39The acid is in play.
00:49:39You busy?
00:49:56I have a few minutes.
00:49:57Come on.
00:49:58Have a seat.
00:50:14I really hate this.
00:50:16Don't be a baby.
00:50:18I was looking at pathology reports, and there's a blackout area where there's no reports.
00:50:25I decided to dig deeper into the pathology records, and I came across something of interest.
00:50:32What's that?
00:50:33In the past six months, there's been an increase in cardiac deaths, identical to your friend
00:50:41at this hospital.
00:50:42I'm going to cross-reference a thought I have.
00:50:44That is?
00:50:45I want to see if the cardiac deaths have a viral component.
00:50:49I'll call you later with the results.
00:50:52There's someone I want you to meet.
00:50:54I can see you.
00:51:11I can see you.
00:51:12Can you hear me?
00:51:13Yes.
00:51:14You should be here in a moment.
00:51:21Hello.
00:51:22Dr. Strauss.
00:51:25Good afternoon, Ms. Scoop.
00:51:27Dr. Robert Strauss.
00:51:29This is Zach Richardson.
00:51:30Hi.
00:51:32You can call me Zach.
00:51:33May I call you Robert?
00:51:35No, you may not.
00:51:37What do you want?
00:51:39I read your journals, and I was wondering about the virus.
00:51:43If you've read my journals, then you have no need to ask me about the virus.
00:51:48I was wondering what you didn't write.
00:51:51Dr. Strauss, we think the virus is back.
00:51:56People are dying, sir.
00:52:00How?
00:52:02Flu-like symptoms, shortness of breath, then sudden cardiac death.
00:52:10Are they testing positive for the virus?
00:52:13I don't know.
00:52:18What was that?
00:52:20I don't know.
00:52:22He's an asshole.
00:52:27No, no, no.
00:52:28Something's wrong.
00:52:30No kidding.
00:52:33I'll talk to you later.
00:52:34No, no, no, no.
00:52:36No, no.
00:52:37No, no.
00:52:45No.
00:52:54No, no.
00:52:55No.
00:53:03And now it's out.
00:53:19Okay, Doc. What cares?
00:53:21Yeah, Ren, I used to see you this gloomy.
00:53:25I don't know, ladies.
00:53:27I think work is just getting the best of me.
00:53:30Do you need it to take you to bed and tuck you in?
00:53:35Now that's the Doc we're used to seeing.
00:53:43So, it's been a while. How many years?
00:53:49Right, about three.
00:53:51Looks like you can use a friend.
00:53:54Maybe I'll get you drunk so you can take advantage of me like before.
00:53:58I think it was you who took advantage of me.
00:54:03Yeah, I remember I was the one screaming.
00:54:06Actually, I've never screamed like that before.
00:54:10It must be a doctor thing.
00:54:16Hey.
00:54:19Hey.
00:54:20So much for that. How do you happen?
00:54:23Uh, Pinot Noir, coming up.
00:54:25What was she talking about?
00:54:28Just say, you saved me from a screaming situation.
00:54:34What?
00:54:35Not mine.
00:54:36Not mine.
00:54:40So, tell me about this Dr. Strauss.
00:54:43He's a brilliant man.
00:54:45One of the top leaders in virology.
00:54:47I'm not impressed.
00:54:49He's the only one that can help us.
00:54:52I'm gonna give him a call.
00:54:54Give him a second chance.
00:54:55I'll reach out to him tomorrow.
00:55:04Oh.
00:55:05Jen.
00:55:06I gotta work in the morning.
00:55:07It's not from me.
00:55:08It's from the lady in the corner.
00:55:09Well, I'm not even gonna finish this one.
00:55:23I think I'm gonna go back to the office and call Robert.
00:55:26I feel like I'm missing something.
00:55:30Well, I'mma finish these drinks.
00:55:32Then I'mma head on home.
00:55:34You're gonna go home with your friend over there?
00:55:36Friend?
00:55:40Friend?
00:55:44Where'd she go?
00:55:46Evie.
00:55:48What happened to the lady in black?
00:55:50I don't know. She was just there a moment ago.
00:55:52Hoof.
00:55:53Like a ghost.
00:55:57Hmm.
00:56:06Excuse me, ladies. Do you have a moment?
00:56:16Linda!
00:56:36Dr. Strauss.
00:56:37How could this happen?
00:56:39Who has this information?
00:56:42Yes.
00:56:43I'll be careful.
00:56:47Zach, we need to talk.
00:56:49Watch more.
00:56:50What's wrong?
00:56:51The pill, RV219, like the virus, was out of China.
00:56:56All the superpowers knew. Even the president knew about it.
00:57:00So this is all a conspiracy?
00:57:02Yes.
00:57:03The early trials of the pill showed how the virus was out of China.
00:57:07Well, how did it get authorized by the FDA?
00:57:08It was authorized on emergency.
00:57:09Robert Strauss was against it.
00:57:10I think that's why they let him go.
00:57:11Meet me in front of the Radisson in an hour.
00:57:12I'll explain everything.
00:57:13Okay.
00:57:15Okay.
00:57:17I'll be right back.
00:57:18It's okay.
00:57:19Okay.
00:57:21What about the virus?
00:57:22The virus was out of China?
00:57:23You know, I don't know.
00:57:24I don't know how bad it was.
00:57:25I'm going to tell you about it.
00:57:26So this is all a conspiracy?
00:57:27Yes.
00:57:29The early trials of the pill showed high cardiac mortality.
00:57:31Well, how did it get authorized by the FDA?
00:57:32It was authorized on emergency.
00:57:33Robert Strauss was against it.
00:57:34I think that's why they let him go.
00:57:36Meet me in front of the Radisson in an hour.
00:57:37I'll explain everything.
00:57:38Okay.
00:57:44I don't know.
00:58:15Hi, this is Kate Salina. I cannot action all the time. Please leave your name, number, and a brief message.
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00:59:26What was all that about?
00:59:56You know that girl from Virology, who wrote the crazy name?
01:00:03Who? Scoop?
01:00:06Yeah. She was found dead.
01:00:09What? What happened?
01:00:12She stabbed the dead. They think it's a robbery, so can't find a wallet or a software.
01:00:19Wow.
01:00:20Uh-huh. Wow.
01:00:26Professor Horn to the AV Pavilion. Big R, please come to the AV Pavilion.
01:00:33What?
01:00:36What?
01:00:38What?
01:00:40Oh, my God.
01:00:42I'm gonna have to wait for you, baby.
01:00:44Oh, my God.
01:00:46Oh, my God.
01:00:48Oh, my God.
01:00:52Oh, my God.
01:02:23Hi, this is Zach Richardson, man. I speak to Teresa Burke.
01:02:27This is she. How are you, Dr. Richardson?
01:02:30I'm trying to hold you together, Mrs. Burke.
01:02:33Please call me Teresa. We've already met.
01:02:37Yes, at Leslie's funeral. You can call me Zach.
01:02:40Okay, Zach, how can I help you?
01:02:44I was aware that you lost your sister, Tina, not long ago.
01:02:48Yes, a year ago.
01:02:50I was hoping that you could help me make heads and tails of Leslie and Tina's death.
01:02:56I haven't talked about Tina. Maybe it's time.
01:03:02Can we meet for coffee at Alvin and Friends, 2 p.m.?
01:03:07Yes. Let's meet.
01:03:10I appreciate that so much. Thank you.
01:03:12I'll see you there.
01:03:23Again, I'm sorry for your loss.
01:03:27Thank you, and I'm sorry for yours as well.
01:03:29So, how did Tina die?
01:03:35She went into cardiac arrests.
01:03:38The doctor said something about it being a widowmaker.
01:03:42A widowmaker?
01:03:44That's what they said.
01:03:45They said her heart stopped for no reason.
01:03:48I know what a widowmaker is, and that's not exactly it.
01:03:52What do you mean?
01:03:53I know Tina from running with less.
01:03:56Two healthy 30-year-old doctors dying of cardiac issues.
01:03:59It doesn't add up.
01:04:03What is it?
01:04:07They aren't the only ones.
01:04:09What are you talking about?
01:04:10Tina spoke with me about other people in the class that passed away before she did.
01:04:15Really?
01:04:16She said there were quite a few.
01:04:18Tina was always afraid of a pill that she took when she had the virus.
01:04:22She'd wondered if it had anything to do with her classmates dying.
01:04:26Who took this pill?
01:04:28It seemed everyone did.
01:04:29Leslie took the pill when she had the virus.
01:04:31They were afraid of missing class when they were sick.
01:04:38I really appreciate you.
01:04:40I hope you find what you're looking for.
01:04:44I'll be in touch.
01:04:44I'll be in touch.
01:04:45I'll be in touch.
01:04:46I'll be in touch.
01:05:01what do you want I want information what information tell me about the pill what
01:05:30pill don't bullshit me the pill rv219 my friend scoop is dead and I'm sure it's because of what
01:05:38you told her about the pill so tell me doctor what do you know about rv219 I know my girlfriend
01:05:49and a number of healthy people die from what appeared to be a whittle maker you worked for
01:05:56the FDA tell me about rv219 rv219 was designed to alleviate symptoms caused by the virus go on
01:06:09fevers were disappearing within 24 hours white counts went from septic to normal
01:06:17at rates which we had never seen it was the new penicillin what happened
01:06:24lab rats started dying within weeks and months
01:06:30with what appeared to be cardiomyopathy the way pacers are dying now yes what is the mechanism
01:06:41help me to understand the vaccine did help to eliminate the virus what we found was that rv219
01:06:52would alleviate the symptoms but cause the body to harbor the virus later causing the cardiac issues
01:07:02much the same as chicken pox will later cause shingles so the pill is the cause yes when I was at the FDA
01:07:15I tried not to have it passed until there was further testing it was passed and released within the year
01:07:24they simply did not care about the cardiac issues I lost my niece
01:07:31to rv219 I'm sorry
01:07:35you have to be careful careful of what
01:07:42just talking about rv219 puts you in danger
01:07:48I used to work for the government I know how they operate
01:07:52if they want you quiet they will make you quiet
01:07:56I didn't do anything
01:07:58it's not what you did it's what you know
01:08:01you must always look to be sure that you're not being followed
01:08:05look for new people who show up at the places you frequent
01:08:11who are these people?
01:08:13the government calls them assets
01:08:16in the movies assets are hit men
01:08:20yes
01:08:21someone's here
01:08:26dr. strauss
01:08:27dr. strauss
01:08:31dr. strauss
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01:09:00dr. strauss
01:09:01Excuse me.
01:09:02Hey.
01:09:02Hi. Have you seen Jenny or Evie?
01:09:04No, I haven't. I'm sorry.
01:09:07Even the bosses tried contacting them, nothing.
01:09:09That's why I'm here.
01:09:12Well, thanks.
01:09:14You're welcome.
01:09:15Good evening, Dr. Richardson.
01:09:33Do you know me?
01:09:37I knew you would come looking for me.
01:09:39Wait a minute. Can I say something?
01:09:42Your final words?
01:09:45I know nothing for you.
01:09:52The issue in New York?
01:09:56Taken care of.
01:10:00So what are you working on now?
01:10:04A new virus.
01:10:07Where will it initiate?
01:10:09India.
01:10:11Why India?
01:10:13You continue to have a high population.
01:10:19Is it a...
01:10:20Como se llama?
01:10:22Respiratory?
01:10:24No.
01:10:24Venereal.
01:10:25It causes sterility.
01:10:28Now everyone can fuck all they want.
01:10:32Must you use that language?
01:10:36What language?
01:10:37If you haven't noticed, there are ladies present.
01:10:42Nietzsche OP.
01:10:44All right.
01:10:45You women act like you don't have sex.
01:10:50But it's not like you have an infant.
01:11:02Let's do it.
01:11:06Let's do it.
01:11:08Let's move on.
01:11:11I want to eat it up.
01:11:13it's great to have you back how do you feel
01:11:41weak great to have you back what happened you had a fever above 104 and you went into a coma
01:11:54how long 12 days what but guess what there's a pill that relieves the symptoms of the virus
01:12:06and the fda is authorizing it any day now a pill yes a pill well i'm going to do my rounds and
01:12:17i'll check on you later but in the meantime please please please get some rest
01:12:23pill
01:12:33hello dr richardson i'll be taking care of you
01:12:53so
01:13:02so
01:13:11so
01:13:20so
01:13:29so
01:13:38so
01:13:48so
01:13:57so
01:14:06in other news the medical profession is baffled by an increasing number of men and
01:14:16women turning up at local hospitals suffering from a condition that experts say mimics the
01:14:21urinary tract infection patients are reporting extreme pain while urinating although patients are
01:14:27not reporting any bleeding or drainage the condition can last upwards of 48 to 72 hours
01:14:32doctors are baffled because these cultures and blood tests for known bacteria so far have all come back
01:14:38negative some patients are reporting bouts of dizziness and nausea but thankfully no gastrointestinal
01:14:43issues
01:14:43those with symptoms are being told to drink plenty of water and take non-steroidal painkillers or tylenol for now
01:14:50it is unclear if this syndrome is venereal in nature and it does not appear to be life-threatening
01:14:55nonetheless
01:14:56to help reduce this spread experts are advising those experiencing these symptoms
01:15:01to abstain from sexual relations until the symptoms
01:15:04work with me
01:15:05work with me
01:15:05work with me
01:15:06run to
01:15:07here
01:15:08you whisper
01:15:11slowly
01:15:14don't give no more choices
01:15:17please
01:15:18help me
01:15:21put this
01:15:23ache
01:15:24away
01:15:25I
01:15:27always
01:15:28did
01:15:29just
01:15:29what
01:15:30I
01:15:31wanted
01:15:31sacrificed
01:15:33to myself and clean up the mess I can't go back that girl is broken everything is different now
01:15:45everybody's looking
01:16:03I can't remember when there were times we were happy even though things were fine I never really knew me
01:16:25I always did just what I wanted sacrifice to myself and clean up the mess I can't go back that girl is broken everything is different
01:16:44everybody's looking
01:16:54I can't recall what it's like to have nothing but I can't recall what it's like to have something
01:17:08cause in my childhood things were okay I let all my emotions get in the way of my dreams of a mind and this shit happens all the time
01:17:17you become a fool for the golden rule you sit tight hold your breath you can now enter in oh yeah you want to scream
01:17:23yeah you want to scream yeah you want to scream but nobody hears a thing nobody hears a sound
01:17:29I know
01:17:31I know
01:17:32I know
01:17:33it's dangerous out there
01:17:34I always did just a word I wanted
01:17:41sacrifice to myself and clean up the mess
01:17:46I can't go back that girl is broken everything is different now
01:17:54everybody's looking now
01:18:01everybody's looking now
01:18:07everybody's looking now
01:18:13everybody's looking now
01:18:17everybody's looking now
01:18:19everybody's looking now
01:18:52Tonight, we bring to you breaking news regarding the Census Bureau report on the decline of human populations.
01:19:00Statistics have shown a dramatic decrease in childbirth worldwide over the past three years.
01:19:06Recent numbers shown that the global human population has dropped by 25% since 2023.
01:19:13Scientists have been unable to determine the cause of this decline until now.
01:19:17Today, the CDC released results of research showing that the venereal disease first discovered in 2023 is linked to the increase of sterility rate.
01:19:28The link went unnoticed because the disease mimics a short-term urinary tract infection with no outstanding symptoms.
01:19:37Experts determined that 55% of the population has come into contact with this disease.
01:19:43Scientists are working rapidly to find a cure.
01:19:46Experts go to the capital of the House of 배un coul타 are now inoba.
01:19:55You are studying the.
01:19:57The Sea of Oat
01:19:58The Sea of Oat
01:20:00The Sea of Oat
01:20:02The Sea of Oat
01:20:04The encore the sea of Oat
01:20:08The Sea of Oat