The blue light of the laptop was the only thing keeping awake. It was 3:00 AM, three days before his USMLE Step 1, and the thousands of microorganisms he needed to memorize had turned into a "mush" in his brain .
The host was a man named Dr. Phineas “Finch” Holloway. He wore a stained lab coat, safety goggles over his regular glasses, and always seemed to be filming at 2:00 AM in a basement that smelled of spoiled yogurt and regret. His catchphrase was, “Don’t try this at home… unless you have renter’s insurance.” sketchy microbiology videos
If you watch a compilation of , you will notice a recurring visual grammar. Once you learn the language, you can decode any video. The blue light of the laptop was the
“That said, Cave Kevin is a novel species. I’m naming it after myself. Hollowayus sketchii. And next week… we’re testing whether bleach or tequila kills more germs. Spoiler: tequila is funnier.” Phineas “Finch” Holloway
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