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How to Speed Run Getting Cancer - Goblins Guide — Transcript

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  1. 0:00So, you need to get cancer and fast.
  2. 0:02Maybe you've dreamed of dying a slow,
  3. 0:04painful death since childhood. Or maybe
  4. 0:06you're just bored and want attention.
  5. 0:08Well, I hate to break it to you, but
  6. 0:09those microplastics and carcinogens
  7. 0:11you've been guzzling just won't cut it.
  8. 0:14But don't worry, as a content creator,
  9. 0:16it's my responsibility to ensure my
  10. 0:18viewers are constantly exposed to
  11. 0:20cancer. So, today, I'll be showing you
  12. 0:23how to give yourself cancer as fast as
  13. 0:25possible.
  14. 0:27Cancer happens when a cell loses its
  15. 0:29moral compass and reproduces
  16. 0:31uncontrollably like a Catholic bunny on
  17. 0:33Molly. But to get there, you'll need to
  18. 0:35mutate your cell's DNA.
  19. 0:41Now, normally that takes years of aging,
  20. 0:43but we don't have time for all that. So,
  21. 0:45let's expedite the process with a buffet
  22. 0:47of carcinogens. Smoking is a great way
  23. 0:50to look badass, but did you know it's
  24. 0:53also a leading cause of lung cancer?
  25. 0:55Smokers are 25 times more likely to
  26. 0:57develop lung cancer than non-smoking
  27. 1:00losers. So, I suggest you start chain
  28. 1:02smoking menthols as soon as possible.
  29. 1:04They're better than your standard reds
  30. 1:06because they numb your throat, allowing
  31. 1:08a deeper inhale. Doctors even used to
  32. 1:10recommend menthols to relieve stress and
  33. 1:12treat asthma. But the soberards over at
  34. 1:14the FDA had to come in with their
  35. 1:16clipboards and science. Luckily, they
  36. 1:19haven't ruined alcohol yet. A great way
  37. 1:21to shorten your life and boost your risk
  38. 1:23of cancer is regular alcohol
  39. 1:25consumption. When you drink, your body
  40. 1:27converts alcohol into acetalahhide,
  41. 1:30which is basically paint thinner for
  42. 1:31your DNA, but tastes slightly worse.
  43. 1:34Acetalahhide is more toxic than alcohol.
  44. 1:37So, our livers turn booze into something
  45. 1:39worse than what it started with. Great
  46. 1:41job, evolution. Slamming for locos
  47. 1:44doesn't just ruin your chance at
  48. 1:46employment, it can mess up your DNA,
  49. 1:48causing mutations that slow cell repair.
  50. 1:50But if you're constantly binge drinking,
  51. 1:52you're more susceptible to drunk
  52. 1:53driving, overdosing, and suicide, which
  53. 1:56would end the cancer speedrun on a
  54. 1:57technicality. I suggest going easy on
  55. 2:00alcohol if you're going for a pure
  56. 2:02cancer build and focus on other
  57. 2:04carcinogens to make up the difference.
  58. 2:06For example, processed meats are a great
  59. 2:08alternative. In 2015, the World Health
  60. 2:11Organization classified processed meats
  61. 2:13as a group one carcinogen. That puts hot
  62. 2:15dogs on the same list as cigarettes and
  63. 2:18uranium, which are the three things a
  64. 2:20growing boy needs. Bacon, ham, and deli
  65. 2:22meats are coated with preservatives that
  66. 2:24turn into nitroamines when cooked. And
  67. 2:26because that word has a bunch of
  68. 2:28syllables, it's considered a carcinogen.
  69. 2:30With that being said, make sure you are
  70. 2:32eating as much gas station food as
  71. 2:34possible while supplementing soilent and
  72. 2:36vegetables with red 40 Mountain Dew.
  73. 2:38Preparing a poor diet without exercise
  74. 2:40will drastically increase your risk of
  75. 2:42cancer, but you were probably already
  76. 2:44doing that. But if you want to make your
  77. 2:46situation way worse, doctors recommend
  78. 2:50playing ranked Counterstrike and eating
  79. 2:51chicken nuggets all day. Your body will
  80. 2:54become a beautiful fertile garden in
  81. 2:56which the only thing that grows is
  82. 2:58tumors. More fat cells means more
  83. 3:00estrogen means more inflammatory
  84. 3:02chemicals that can develop into breast,
  85. 3:04pancreatic, and colon cancer.
  86. 3:06Non-processed meats can still be
  87. 3:07carcinogenic if you fry, smoke, or char
  88. 3:10them since they'll contain polyocyic
  89. 3:12aromatic hydrocarbons and heterosyic
  90. 3:15amines. That's over 19 syllables. Uh
  91. 3:18well, well, at least your drinking
  92. 3:20water's safe.
  93. 3:22The great people over at DuPont made a
  94. 3:25beautiful product called Teflon that can
  95. 3:27be found everywhere, even in your own
  96. 3:29blood. Coincidentally, Teflon is known
  97. 3:31to cause cancer and was thrown into
  98. 3:33every product, including water. possibly
  99. 3:35as a joke. Now, this kind of upset the
  100. 3:38entire world. So, they did a rebrand to
  101. 3:40PFOA, which also caused cancer. And now
  102. 3:43they're on their third rebrand, Gen X.
  103. 3:46New name, same cancer. There's hundreds
  104. 3:48of mega corporations rapidly diluting
  105. 3:50our food, water, and air with chemicals.
  106. 3:53I suggest moving to an area around one
  107. 3:55of these chemical manufacturers to
  108. 3:57ensure you're getting the most
  109. 3:58contaminated water as possible.
  110. 4:01Whoa. Better yet, work at one of these
  111. 4:04factories. That way, you can inhale as
  112. 4:06many horrible fumes as you want.
  113. 4:08Blending water with plastic can make a
  114. 4:10fantastic microlastic cocktail. And if
  115. 4:13you can't afford a blender, don't worry.
  116. 4:15Our entire water supply is already
  117. 4:18irreversibly filled with microlastics
  118. 4:20and forever chemicals that have made
  119. 4:22their way into our bloodstream. While
  120. 4:23you might think our world has only
  121. 4:25recently become a fish tank loaded with
  122. 4:27carcinogens, it's been this way for over
  123. 4:29a century. The 1900s introduced amazing
  124. 4:32products like leaded gasoline, X-ray
  125. 4:34machines for fitting shoes, and Adam
  126. 4:36Sandler. Oh, and asbestous, which was
  127. 4:38practically seasoning back then.
  128. 4:40>> Hey, sweetheart. The the steak's pretty
  129. 4:42dry and and awful, frankly. Also, I hate
  130. 4:45you. Can you pass the asbestous? Oh,
  131. 4:48honey, you can get it yourself if you
  132. 4:51It's next to the X-ray machine. Hi, Dad.
  133. 4:55X-rays pass through soft tissues but get
  134. 4:57absorbed by dense materials like your
  135. 4:59bones. But they can also knock electrons
  136. 5:01off of atoms in a process called
  137. 5:03ionization. This creates charged
  138. 5:05particles that can wreck havoc inside
  139. 5:07your cells. Even nonionized waves can
  140. 5:09cause problems. For example, the sun
  141. 5:11blasts UV rays at our skin that excites
  142. 5:14electrons and breaks down chemical
  143. 5:16bonds. So throw away your sunscreen and
  144. 5:18head on down to your nearest nude beach.
  145. 5:20For any aspiring super villains out
  146. 5:22there, you could simply destroy the
  147. 5:24electromagnettosphere that protects
  148. 5:26Earth from cosmic rays. This can only be
  149. 5:29done if you cool down the Earth's core,
  150. 5:31which generates the magneettosphere. You
  151. 5:33could do this by either pumping
  152. 5:34trillions of gallons of liquid nitrogen
  153. 5:36into the core or crashing a planet into
  154. 5:38the Earth.
  155. 5:41You could also just move to a planet
  156. 5:43without an electromagneettosphere like
  157. 5:45Venus or Mars, but that that's a little
  158. 5:47less fun. I know a lot of you guys
  159. 5:49aren't big fans of the sun. It's too
  160. 5:51bright and it's kind of condescending.
  161. 5:52So, tanning booths can be used instead
  162. 5:54here. They actually emit 15 times more
  163. 5:57UV radiation than the sun. Now, I
  164. 5:59typically don't care for
  165. 6:00microtransactions like this, but if
  166. 6:02you're really committed to cancer
  167. 6:04maxing, it's kind of worth the
  168. 6:05investment. Let's move on to some
  169. 6:07heavier stuff. Specifically, the
  170. 6:09heaviest elements in the periodic table.
  171. 6:11These guys are bad news and are
  172. 6:13radioactive because they have no stable
  173. 6:15isotopes. Think of them like
  174. 6:1612-year-olds. High energy,
  175. 6:18unpredictable, and likely to explode if
  176. 6:21left unsupervised. Take plutonium for
  177. 6:23example. It's one of the most deadly
  178. 6:24elements on Earth. Hanging out with
  179. 6:26plutonium for seconds is worse than
  180. 6:28chain smoking inside a tanning bed
  181. 6:30stuffed with asbestous. Its nucleus is
  182. 6:32too bloated with protons and neutrons to
  183. 6:34stay together. And like your
  184. 6:36ex-girlfriend, it doesn't want to exist.
  185. 6:38So, it makes sure everyone around them
  186. 6:40suffers. But if you really want to max
  187. 6:42out on radiation, I got to recommend
  188. 6:44gamma rays. They're way more harmful
  189. 6:46than any other ray, and you can access
  190. 6:48gamma rays from nuclear bombs or take a
  191. 6:51bite out of Chernobyl's elephant's foot.
  192. 6:53This doesn't even look like an
  193. 6:54elephant's foot.
  194. 6:58Chernobyl's elephant's foot is
  195. 7:00considered the most radioactive place on
  196. 7:02Earth. It's a mass of melted nuclear
  197. 7:04fuel formed during the meltdown. It
  198. 7:06originally emitted over 10,000 redkins
  199. 7:08per hour, enough to kill someone within
  200. 7:10minutes. For context, that would
  201. 7:12probably kill an elephant within at
  202. 7:14least 5 to 10 minutes. To this day, it's
  203. 7:16still hot and glows in the dark a bit.
  204. 7:18While most elephants feet weigh about
  205. 7:20100 lb, the one in Chernobyl weighs
  206. 7:22almost 4 million lb. But to be exposed
  207. 7:25to the most gamma rays, you'll need to
  208. 7:28visit a black holes accretion disc.
  209. 7:30We're running a little low on time and
  210. 7:32all these tumors are making it extremely
  211. 7:35hard to talk. So long friend of the
  212. 7:37channel Ellie Andrews and his little
  213. 7:39buddy St. Aiden wrote a rap to cover
  214. 7:41everything else.
  215. 7:49>> I chanced
  216. 7:56fine wood dust in your nose and throat.
  217. 7:58Put popcorn butter on your burnt ass
  218. 8:00toast. Use hair dyed top from alahhide
  219. 8:02makeup. Fire the stove a well done stick
  220. 8:05up fall to the floor. Quick lick the
  221. 8:07vinyl. If you're really on a mission and
  222. 8:08it isn't survival. If it's laundry day,
  223. 8:10do a laundry week and each time h bleach
  224. 8:13snip dry a sheet. Light a scented candle
  225. 8:15for the sweet benzines. Put your head by
  226. 8:17a dick sauce and breathe. Sunny days try
  227. 8:20to spend outside without sunscreen but
  228. 8:22bug spray fine. do all of the above and
  229. 8:24it won't be observable till the calls
  230. 8:26back and it tells you it's terminal. No
  231. 8:34heat.
  232. 8:40[Music]

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