Andy Ditch Complains to Cop over medical care

Added: 2026-05-28

[00:00:03][music] >> There that is my disability from birth.

[00:00:16]There were so many signs to just can it.

[00:00:20]What is goody good my friends, my fam, all my peeps? I hope you're doing wonderful today. Welcome to the Mr. Beefy channel where we have the meats and the receipts and we cover some odd people and some creeps.

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[00:01:19]But he's going to be bitching and it sounds like to possibly Tom. I can't wait. That's the rundown. Let's move on.

[00:01:27]While I'm crafting my salad to eat and making a sandwich or two. Oh, definitely two.

[00:01:35]>> to share with you >> Possibly four.

[00:01:38]a phone call a phone call recording between me and Thomas Sula, officer in North Tonawanda.

[00:01:46]I am not refusing help by any means. So this does not constitute for that.

[00:01:53]I am was given strict instructions by a friend and a lawyer that I've been trying to get help from.

[00:02:04]And because Andy had given this officer, you know, what I was what I'm was calling for and tell him, "Hey, I just want an investigation.

[00:02:15]I don't want money. Matter fact, I was turned down by many law firms because of my not wanting money.

[00:02:22]However, I think it's time to have a settlement for the emotional pain, the pain and suffering of physical pain and suffering, especially the car accident and my skin infection, and how bad it hurt to wear a diaper because of the skin infection I have.

[00:02:38]You can't get pain and suffering payments from a car wreck that was like 10, 20 years ago that there's no record of, and there's no other person involved. That's not going to work at all. If that was the case, hell, I'd be going to get [ __ ] paid, son, for my [ __ ] that happened in '09. And you love that infection, you can't sit there and [ __ ] about it then go and sit and piss just to make it bad to get sympathy.

[00:03:03]That's not how it works. Get it fixed or [ __ ] shut up. You know, my skin infection has gotten so much better.

[00:03:12]Okay, but I'm sitting in wet piss clothes.

[00:03:16]And I know this is going to cause my skin infection to come back.

[00:03:21]I don't care.

[00:03:23]I don't think it's fair for my government to be allowing this to happen.

[00:03:30]Let me give you a little background.

[00:03:33]It all started in 2014 when my dad had caused had when my mom got sick.

[00:03:43]Okay?

[00:03:44]It also was whenever my mom gets sick, I wrote a letter to my psychiatrist >> [snorts] >> because my care was not improving. My symptoms of self-care, should I say, was not improving. My behaviors was really not improving.

[00:04:01]It was a And around the time of the best time of my life, I was more stable emotionally.

[00:04:09]However, things changed in 2016 after mom had her heart attack and and dad stopped got overwhelmed and he went from tickle bug to playing on the with me and [snorts] teaching me things and teaching me how to drive and and And you willingly unlearned all of that [ __ ] That's the way you make it out.

[00:04:31]You make it out like that because there is no reason that somebody shows you how to wipe your ass for 40 years. You know, I can do it as long as somebody shows me every day, but then somebody doesn't show you for one, two days and you completely forget how. It just doesn't make sense. It's selective CDSS.

[00:04:46]So, see, I'm able to grab.

[00:04:50]But it is is it easy?

[00:04:52]It's It's hard It's hard for me to be able to move my hands the way I want to.

[00:04:59]You know, being a proper caregiver, I do not choose to have autism.

[00:05:07]Why is OPWDD saying this when I have documentation stating it, autism?

[00:05:15]Because the documentation that says you have autism is not a comprehensive autism eval that says you have it.

[00:05:21]He does not have autism. Andrew insists he has autism and per collateral, he has researched and is faking these symptoms.

[00:05:28]Attachment 16.

[00:05:30]If there was a choice, would choose schizophrenia >> [snorts] >> over having autism. Patient has been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder and presents as delusional but refuses to believe this diagnosis. Attachment 17. Because it would be a quieter group home.

[00:05:47]It would also be malpractice to give a such diagnosis when somebody has a language problem, which is part of schizophrenia.

[00:06:03]But in my condition is a developmental disability.

[00:06:09]It is also It is also a uh I have a thought process issue or disturbed behavior.

[00:06:21]You guys claim that I act like I'm so I acted like a pedophile.

[00:06:27]That is not enough for a schizophrenia diagnosis with all the uh uh with all the negative symptoms.

[00:06:36]And [snorts] what's not included or required of any kind is a cognitive problems that people with schizophrenia have.

[00:06:46]All the negative symptoms and the disorganized uh or the the disorganized behavior and thinking with my speech problem, which if there was a speech if there was not a developmental disability and this was it all my life, then Andy would be able to be able to be diagnosed schizophrenia.

[00:07:07]However, there that is my disability from birth.

[00:07:13]There is [snorts] no delusions in me or hallucinations.

[00:07:19]You're delusional over your symptoms and diagnosis.

[00:07:23]I don't understand how he doesn't understand that. It is so [ __ ] how he can just continuously repeat the same [ __ ] over and over and everybody tells him like, "Hey man, you're a schizo.

[00:07:34]That's your [ __ ] problem." And he just cannot accept that. He wants that tism so goddamn bad. Andy don't understand. Me don't understand.

[00:07:43]>> Yeah, that's another going Autistic Autistic do not do that. No. No. My behaviors can be very easily mistaken as delusions. However, without a actual true belief to such you know, things, there is no delusion. But as a delusion is a false sense of belief that cannot be changed any with even presenting evidence >> [snorts] >> to otherwise.

[00:08:10]Well, it's not that they didn't take it into consideration, Andy. It says it doesn't say that you have autism. Right.

[00:08:16]>> what the problem is. And Andy don't have that issue. I don't see or hear anything, don't feel anything that's not real, and [snorts] I don't have um smelling anything that's not real, and don't have any taste that's not real.

[00:08:31]So, there's no nothing there. Actually, if you want to know something, if [snorts] Andy's feeling things that's not real like bugs or something or anything, that's usually dealing with drugs, and I don't have drugs issue either.

[00:08:45]>> [snorts] >> And if it was drugs, it would actually be a psychosis disorder related to drugs.

[00:08:52]But I don't have symptoms of psychosis.

[00:08:54]It's And the reason [snorts] is, and I'll get to that in a minute. And that could be making It is because a uh the thought process I have is linear, meaning I'm pretty much on the same topic. I may go from uh you know, need to need to need and back to the first need, but [snorts] it's linear. It's always the same thing, and my problems are reality-based and realistic.

[00:09:23]>> [snorts] >> They're also goal-directed and knowing what my needs are. I'm goal-directed, reality-based, concrete thinker. Sorry, Joe. I have a fixed interest of needing help.

[00:09:37]So, therefore, you can't use that as a thought disorder. So, I mean, with schizophrenia, my understanding, you would be from one topic to another, and they wouldn't even make sense or connect to you know, the thoughts together.

[00:09:50]And [snorts] And they don't have that issue. It'll be like I don't even know ex- how to put in words to that, but you can Google YouTube back, I guess.

[00:10:00]Um I don't have those issues.

[00:10:04]The issues I have is social skills, communication, >> [snorts] >> uh you know, the lack of sharing emotion and interests of others. It's also my problem in needing sameness, routine, and everything.

[00:10:22]And stemming and sensory problems.

[00:10:24]Unfortunately, that's what autism is, if not mistaken, it's written on the DSM-5.

[00:10:30]Not in that [snorts] way, but that's basically what it is. Andy has trouble remembering it. If it had to do with feces or abuse, best believe he would remember it word for word. So, if anybody wanted to call me a fake, you can actually say that. You can think I'm a fake on my ADHD symptoms, but my irritability, my constant need to go, my intrusiveness could be autism or ADHD, if you want to know my you know, what my knowledge of that is.

[00:11:00]However, it is struggles for me um for taking care of myself. That is not really something that autism has in the DSM-5, but it's a symptom that often goes along with so many autism, >> [snorts] >> even schizophrenia, even, you know, PTSD, and all this other stuff. However, >> I'm overweight. My friend Julie, who is a mental counselor, said my diagnosis is could be really hard to diagnose, because I am showing symptoms of abuse.

[00:11:38]Uh for my for my caregiver, the symptoms of my behavior changes and everything and the escalation of behavior issues and all that other stuff. That's a sign of abuse and especially when I'm going to my dad and wanting him to help me who is the abuser in this case and And he's trying to please him by wanting schizophrenia This will please him.

[00:12:01]And unfortunately, it's not easy.

[00:12:04]I'm very well very well relaxed right at this point. It's just because He He thinks this is the I I have to get away from my dad.

[00:12:16]I also was keeping busy today. I had my routine perfect again. Been really doing really good at that.

[00:12:23]Um It is just a struggle for me.

[00:12:28]And for those who want to say, "Oh, you just want people to take care of yourself."

[00:12:33]Well, [snorts] you know what? If I wanted If If I want people to take care of me, then why the heck does Andy try to be independent by going to store on my own?

[00:12:42]It ended up getting my foot run over on August 14th, 2020. He never goes to the store on his own unless he's causing a problem. That's how it is. He has to go somewhere in public that way everybody can see it and he can make a scene and have it kind of documented and he can try to use it against other people. I'm looking for somebody to take control over my life and make the decisions for me and to help me with my basic needs.

[00:13:09]Why did I Why do I have a routine board that I'm following if it was trying to have everybody else do everything for me?

[00:13:18]Why did [snorts] I offer the hotel owner after me being uh you know, supposed to be leaving on Monday, not only for my safety. He's saying that it's for my own safety well-being, but he's also said it is also because, you know, it's not appropriate for me here. He's leaving that up to APS to take care of on Monday. They're going to have to find something other, but he also doesn't want me homeless, either.

[00:13:43]Guess what? I've been without a caregiver for over 30 days, and I haven't died yet. But he said it's really not appropriate for me here alone. I agreed.

[00:13:53]And I offered to clean my room tomorrow.

[00:13:59]Uh which My room is pretty well, you know, [snorts] organized, okay? I have my papers in one box, my hygiene stuff and sensory toys in another, but the thing that I need is the vacuum cleaner, and it's been missing for a while. They found it. I just haven't been able to get there. We all know why he wants that vacuum. He's cleaning his room. Told Bernard, "It's It was a day that I needed to relax today, and I have a sensory problem.

[00:14:29]Tomorrow, I'm going to go ahead and do that."

[00:14:33]Um but it is just a struggle for me. I can vacuum clean. I can clean my bed, change, you know, um >> [snorts] >> the shampoo, that is, if need to be. I can put a clean flat sheet on and as my bed, but there's not another flat sheet, so Andy has to go wash my sheet.

[00:14:55]But I don't have money, don't have a way to cash a check, and don't have a way to a laundromat safely. He knows how to Uber, and he knows how to ride a bike.

[00:15:07]Two modes of transportation the lump could take.

[00:15:10]Dad, it doesn't fair for me that I'm looking for help, and you're the big problem why Andy's not able to cooperate with other people like APS and stuff.

[00:15:23]And he needs help. I can get there.

[00:15:25]It'll put me in danger. It also will have my knee pain and ankle pain and foot pain. My ankle and foot is from the a car accident.

[00:15:35]But, I'm struggling.

[00:15:39]>> [snorts] >> Wanting to be independent. I don't choose to have autism. Don't choose to rely on people. I have a lot of interests. I'm fixated on wanting help.

[00:15:48]And without a doctor doing a test that's needed, I'm not going to get help for it.

[00:15:54]Want to play you this officer Thomas who phone call conversation. And Andy did offer say, "Hey, I understand the mental hygiene law. Hospitals are discharging me without doing a proper assessment and determining my need for help."

[00:16:11]Unfortunately, this is preventing me from getting anything or even assisted living.

[00:16:17]And it's putting me in danger. It's causing me to get hurt.

[00:16:20]>> [snorts] >> Told him it's also resulted in malpractice on discovery because if Andy sues a hospital or doctor, it's going to prevent me from getting a group home or services or another doctor to even do the testing. It could also alter, you know, testing because it'll show. And I forgot to I forgot to say this to the officer. I'm the diaper man. Yeah. It will show doctors that because of my medical records, it will show doctors say I want autism when I don't. It because that's on my record mis- misunderstood by one doctor >> [snorts] >> who I was referred to twice to do autism assessment, not at all assessment for, you know, anything else. It was just to rule out autism. And he did not do the testing needed. He did IQ test. That was Dr. Sam Moria. And he gave me a a different diagnosis that no doctor is willing to use. That's schizoaffective disorder, depressive type.

[00:17:21]My friend Julie had said, "My depression and my anxiety is being caused by an unspecified disorder of each." And you just know he's never once considered how everybody else feels or how he makes them feel like Tom or Jen. And I'm shocked that the lump can feel anything because I didn't know lumps had any kind of nerves or nervous system or emotions or anything like that. There's definitely no spine. I've been severely depressed for being diagnosed with autism. And it has likely caused more complication when there's abuse and neglect. And the question is it abuse and autism or is it abuse and neglect only? Or is it a PTSD and autism? Or what what are the common combination of abuse, PTSD, and autism? My friend Julie actually truly feels do not yet quite meet the PTSD diagnosis because my behaviors are Before she would actually as a clinician, she said, "Before as a clinician, she would I would actually need to assess you in a stable living environment. Right now, it is my best opinion if you were my client to diagnose you with a un- specified anxiety disorder and unspecified depressive depressive disorder because of your living situation and your constant worries and frustration that leads to anxiety and your depression. It is likely caused by another medical condition. That's why she said that it's called unspecified.

[00:19:02]Both are not a spoel referral diagnosis.

[00:19:06]She said it is result of my autism and inability care without having supports and therapies for it.

[00:19:14]So, I'm good here. I have nothing wrong with me. APS says so.

[00:19:20]That is what Best Self said actually.

[00:19:22]The very funny thing is a very They only said anxiety disorder unspecified with the autism.

[00:19:27]Funny how doctors say that.

[00:19:31]And without the right adaptive behavior assessment, Disability Rights New York had said they can't help me with that yet. But they want my Social Security record, which waiting for my APS worker to do that. Let me Let me play this.

[00:19:47]You've reached the North Tonawanda Police Department. If you need police assistance, I bet the PD has a special phone at the office just for Andy for whenever he calls specifically, and their phone is like a little clown phone that lights up with a smiley face on it. Niagara County Communications, Dispatcher Rice.

[00:20:07]Hi. Um I would like to file a complaint.

[00:20:10]In person, please?

[00:20:13]Okay. That's the only way you can file a complaint. What Where did the incident happen at? Uh 1200 Niagara Falls Boulevard.

[00:20:21]Okay. Is this Andrew? Yes.

[00:20:24]Okay. What's going on? Um I will explain that to the officers when they get here.

[00:20:29]I'm being um It's an ongoing issue and I'm going to be All right. Let me ask you Can I transfer you to the best officer? Hold on. Um I have a notice of intent to sue to let you know.

[00:20:42]She's activating the lump protocol.

[00:20:45]North Tonawanda Police, Officer Tomzuski. Hi. Um can I please have a police officer come to talk with me about filing a complaint?

[00:20:56]Uh hold on 1 second.

[00:20:58]>> The complaint could be done in person, please.

[00:21:05]Uh is he messing with his diaper in the background.

[00:21:08]All right, sir. What's your name? My name is Andrew Deitch. And can I have your name, please, including spelling as a witness to my to any such legal potential claims?

[00:21:20]My name is Officer Thomas, T O M. Okay.

[00:21:24]Badge ID?

[00:21:25]>> And what is it?

[00:21:26]I'm sorry? Badge ID, sir?

[00:21:30]204 204, okay. Um it says an ongoing issue and I want an investigation. I want this to stop. I want help.

[00:21:41]The this is clearly resolved in homelessness on Monday because Andy's [snorts] going to have no place to stay and this could put me in danger. And I think you guys are already aware that I got hit by a car. Andy's also being harassed by my father who's unwilling to help me and I have legal rights as a developmentally disabled person to receive care because in New York State, if I'm not mistaken, Remember, he doesn't understand what he's saying. He doesn't know what he's saying. Keep that in mind. The problem I have is dad and mom are alive.

[00:22:22]Dad and mom are alive. I'm receiving services for my disability of autism, which makes it uh makes me right a right to have a caregiver in New York State under my disability rights. I don't want to have a disability, don't want to rely on my dad, don't want my dad as my caregiver, don't want APS as my caregiver. However, I have no choice to do that. And Andy just wants to make sure I have my I'm not going to get hurt or sick and this is not going to be ongoing issue.

[00:22:55]Plus, it was not it was also brought to my attention by somebody who may not be a real name, may not be a real statement or actually a true statement, but apparently this person has notified me of other people who have been involved with slandering my name and disability and they you guys have been notified because apparently one of the people that's been harassing me online knows a few of you guys in the town line police and our friends. Everybody knows them because you doxxed them. That's Mr. Ostrowsky.

[00:23:36]Maybe I Maybe I'll go doxxing his house.

[00:23:40]However, there is a conflict of interest when that is happening.

[00:23:45]I have a legal right to have this resolved and an investigation is what Andy is asking for.

[00:23:51]Can I have a police report number and file it in person, please?

[00:23:59]So, then who is the I guess I'm I'm confused who the report would be against or the complaint who's your complaint against? I am told by my by the lawyer who's giving me pro se I'm represented by pro se by the way, just to let you know.

[00:24:16]I am told by my by Mark is his name at at the Jeffrey Freeman Law Firm that I have a legal right to a caregiver. He doesn't know he doesn't know who to press them against. He doesn't know what entity or what body to go after. He's just wants to cry and make complaints and the officer knows it and is calling him out. Especially with my history of accusing people for wrongdoing when they didn't do anything.

[00:24:44]Being that my dad is the last person that was offering me caregiving assistance and then all of a sudden he stops and he doesn't show up to help me for anything.

[00:24:56]He's the one who responsibility for doing that and then stopped without having somebody replace it. And if that's mistaken, that's the person who will be responsible.

[00:25:06]>> like to me that's a civil issue between your father and yourself.

[00:25:10]So, are you depriving me my right to a caregiver and my legal right to having services because it's not safe or healthy me living up in environment? And if that's mistaken, that's a dep- deprivation of character charge, sir.

[00:25:24]And I have my notice of attack. I'll read it for you if you like.

[00:25:28]It's a civil rights violation, it's discrimination, and a developmental disability rights violation, sir.

[00:25:37]Well, like I said, what it sounds like is that is a civil matter between your father and you.

[00:25:41]All right? I got injured, sir. And if that's mistaken, I'm reading the law right now. Um Oh, so right there he's reading. He admitted that he's reading just fine.

[00:25:50]But remember, guys, he can't read Thomas the Engine and any kids' books. The children's book, too. I have trouble reading them.

[00:25:58]There is a call There is a call about you getting hit by a car or whatever that was. I do remember that coming across the report, so Yes, but if that's mistaken, sir >> of fact was taken care of. Okay, but if that's mistaken, sir, um wouldn't that be considered um law infraction when I'm given when I'm actually put in a potentially dangerous situation that ended up resulting in um injury? I'm getting my uh the law number that I was given.

[00:26:31]Yeah, it's 260.34.

[00:26:33]A person is guilty endangering welfare of a vulnerable LD person or physi- or incompetent person, physically disabled person in the first degree of a of a caregiver. Um actually, what? Nope, that's wrong one, sorry.

[00:26:47]Um It is It is 260.25 where is it they drink the welfare of a vulnerable adult, sir.

[00:26:58]And the first degree and that states is when knowingly and when he is knowingly acts in a manner likely to be injured to the physical, mental, or moral welfare of a person who is unable to care for himself or herself because of physical disability or mental defect. Endangering the welfare of a incompetent or physical disabled person is a first is a first degree is a class E as in Edward Echo felony.

[00:27:32]And I don't want to be deprived of legal right to have someone that's investigated as he has a legal right under the mental retardation law which is which was reframed renamed to the developmental disability protection act of 2012 under George W.

[00:27:51]Bush, sir. And he has a legal right to under my ADA rights, Americans with Disabilities Act and it is not if I'm not mistaken it is depriving He is not having a problem communicating or reading at all. [ __ ] that communication [ __ ] I have a communication problem.

[00:28:09]I record for that reason only. Me my legal rights to due process and the justice system, sir.

[00:28:17]And which is your job under the executive orders to carry out a law which makes you an executive branch of government. You are not a judicial a judicial branch government, you're not executive branch legislative branch so you cannot make laws or judge laws. It's up to a judge to to judge a law or a court or jury. If you are chosen to be a jury on a on a crime outside of police uniform you can do either your civil right to do that. And it is also not your responsibility to legislate, which makes laws. Your job is to carry out laws and enforce laws, which is the executive branch of government. The same same laws as a governor or a president.

[00:29:01]He hasn't given him time to respond or speak or anything. And if I'm mistaken, you are violating such law.

[00:29:11]Can you help me with this, sir?

[00:29:13]As I don't want money. I don't want anyone in trouble. It is punishable by lawsuit and or 10 years of civil rights violation federal crime.

[00:29:23]He should tell him the phone cut out and ask him to repeat himself.

[00:29:27]>> [laughter] >> Oh, let me let me ask you this then. Are sir, are you saying you're being put in a dangerous situation? Are you and you're unable to care for yourself? Yes.

[00:29:38]Then tell me the hospitals are too. They keep sending me out to the streets. Do you need to go to the hospital? I've been I've been to every hospital, sir. Even when Department of Social Services of Erie County places me there. And Andy's been sent to the streets every single time. What it what it sounds like to me is you're telling me that you cannot care for yourself and you're placed in a dangerous situation.

[00:30:02]>> Yes. And that's why we have to have law to send you to the hospital. Yes, under the law you're right. Unfortunately, every hospital sends me to the street.

[00:30:10]And unfortunately, they don't even do an adaptive behavior so they could get to the truth. And what I need to say is if they if they discharge you, if they discharge you, they're telling me that that that's telling me that you're okay to be But sir, what happens if they don't Sorry for knowing a little bit more than they you probably expect me to know. That is some [ __ ] [laughter] [ __ ] yo. This guy.

[00:30:34]Oh, wow. What a lump.

[00:30:35]>> What? Why do you think Andy has no practice waiting for all this stuff?

[00:30:40]When he waiting for a placement because once I'm placed then they can't refuse placement because of malpractice. There's malpractice in the in the works. They cannot help me with that. They will refuse to help me with so be afraid to help me.

[00:30:54]Unfortunately, that's why Andy's waiting for to sue the adult protective services into this matter as well. Like, you know, like the like the hospitals and all my past care and there may be a discovery case into this as well. Being that my autism wasn't diagnosed into well late and it's actually what's giving me a hard time to give me services, sir.

[00:31:17]And it's all because doctors do not do the testing needed that is required and Andy needs what's called a adaptive behavior assessment.

[00:31:27]>> Oh, daddy. And that's what Disability Rights of New York, the lawyer that's going to try to look at taking on my case for my fair hearing for OPWDD. Oh, yeah. Everybody, make sure you're subscribed.

[00:31:39]I mean, you got to do what you got to do to protect your civil rights and liberty, but I'm just going to let you know every hospital I go to they send me to the street, sir.

[00:31:48]And it's it's caused me to get hurt.

[00:31:50]It's caused me to get sick. Skin infection. I'm bleeding on my bed because I don't have the ability to really take care of my wound care. I have a doctor's appointment this Friday for my >> attention right now? Sir, do you need medical attention right now?

[00:32:06]I want to accept >> send I can send the fire department over there to evaluate you. I want to accept that, but unfortunately, every hospital I go to, every hospital in the northern Buffalo area >> saying is I can actually I can actually transfer you over to dispatch and you can have the fire department head right over there and they'll at least evaluate you. He wants off the phone. You can do that, but I I just don't think they're going to be able to do anything because every hospital I go to >> Well, yeah, but if you're bleeding right now, I mean, that's kind of a concern for me. Let me transfer you over. It is.

[00:32:42]Can I say one other thing? Give me a second. Can I say one additional thing?

[00:32:46]I'm not allowed at ECMC or Kenmore Mercy because they're afraid of helping me because of malpractice.

[00:32:59]Erie County Communications, this is 250.

[00:33:02]Uh hi.

[00:33:04]Um the officer wants me to have you a dispatch of fire um for my skin infection that's bleeding. Who cares? He sits in piss on purpose.

[00:33:14]>> Okay, what's your address? I don't know if it's really needed because Andy's not going to get help from any hospitals and everywhere I go I get turned turned away because of this issue and it's caused me a lot of issues, so Do you want an ambulance? Do you want the EMS or not? I don't think it's I don't want to waste taxpayers' dollars even though Andy does need help. Okay.

[00:33:37]Okay.

[00:33:38]I don't want to waste I don't want to deny help either, but it's not This does not constitute for me denying help. It is my needing help, but I've been denied every hospital to help me even when the Erie County Department of Social Services places me to a hospital for I didn't mean to interrupt you, Andrew.

[00:34:00]I'm sorry for interrupting you.

[00:34:01]You do not want EMS.

[00:34:04]Is there anything else I can do for you at this time? Um I think resolve what's going on right now. Thank you. I only am told that by the lawyer that's helping me.

[00:34:17]Shut up, pig.

[00:34:20]Leave me alone, then.

[00:34:22]I'm asking you politely.

[00:34:25]That I do not constitute having help, medical help, or anything because of the emotional suffering of these hospitals and depriving me help and safe and healthy placement.

[00:34:43]Well, it's simple. It's because he doesn't need that help. That simple.

[00:34:47]Lump doesn't need it, but he's just he's just going to keep pushing for it.

[00:34:51]That's just how it is up until his last lumpy breath. Anyways, let me know below what you guys think. Well guys, this is it. This is the end of the video, but before it ends, I am going to show some love to all the subs, all the paid members. Thank you so much for everything, for all the support and the 99 cents. I know it's not that much, but it truly does mean the world. So, thank you so much and thank you for all the donations and all the times you help gift memberships. That really does help and it helps spread the channel. And hey, we're about to get some more emojis. Another way you can help the channel is by hitting the like, sub, and the hype button. Also, [clears throat] be sure to go down in the comments and strike up a conversation. This community is [ __ ] hilarious and the the chat during the lives is just is just off the chain. It is so hilarious and just great people all around. So, don't be shy, say what's up. And if you're on any other platforms, most likely I'm there too.

[00:36:01]You can find me on TikTok, Rumble, and there's the other YouTube channels, The Daily Ditch and Mr. Beefy 3.0. The Daily Ditch will have archived footage of the lump where it has some background music and some dead air cut and you know, a little bit of receipts sprinkled here and there throughout the videos. As usual, have a great day. It is all about attitude. There is no progress without struggle, so stay in there. I truly believe that. I've been your host, Mr. Beefy, and you all have been fantastic.

[00:36:36]And I'll catch y'all in the next one.

[00:36:39]The reason why I'm suing all these agencies and state and everything and and APS and ECMC and stuff is because I want money. Yes.

[00:36:57]Join me for the beat.

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