- I'm going to medical school because you inspired me
when I was in middle high school so...
- We bonded as friends over your videos.
(both laughing)
(audience applause)
- [Announcer] Make some noise for Doctor Mike!
(dog slurping)
- How is it? Good?
Not drinking outta that again.
(typewriter typing)
(ominous music)
We are on the road
to the start of the tour
that is no longer dead because this tour, Sam, is?
- [Sam] Alive.
- That is right.
And it also is?
[Doctor Mike] Live.
- Oh it is live.
That's why I already said that.
- And we had a very healthy breakfast with water.
Maybe there was a big Mac.
- [Sam] Maybe there was two.
(both chuckles)
- Don't judge the bag here.
Hashtag not sponsored.
We are on route to the city of Boston.
Patriots day for our Bostonian folks
and the Boston marathon and a game at Fenway park.
So we picked the most trafficiest day of the year
to start off our tour.
Yeah boy.
[Doctor Mike] Record the theater.
Uh oh, Al Franken.
Why is he taking up my ad space?
Al, what are you doing?
(bright upbeat music)
- [Woman] Check, check, check.
One, two, hey! Hey!
- I'm Doctor Michael Varshavski,
board certified family medicine physician.
Not just a doctor, but a physician.
The difference, to this day, I still don't know.
(bright upbeat music)
Speak. (dog barks)
Good boy.
- Shampoo action!
- [Doctor Mike] How are you?
- Bathroom tour!
Wilbur Theater, Boston, Massachusetts.
Check it out.
We got shower curtains.
We've got soap, hashtag non-sponsored
and even your very own toilet.
Only the best for the best baby.
- [Doctor Mike] Oh no, is it bad, Sam?
- It's a shower.
Water comes up and there's salt too.
- Oh, no.
The most important part of the show, this script.
- [Sam] He's ready to run lines.
Who's ready to be off book?
Who knows their blocking?
You do, you do, you do..
(upbeat hiphop music)
- All right, we're pretty cramped in here.
A lot of gear in a room.
Look who's casually enjoying the bathroom over there.
Cool as a cucumber before his first stage appearance.
The reality for me is I'm pretty calm as well
and it's not because I have nerves of steel.
It's not because I took a medication before this.
It's because I've been training for boxing
and when you get trained to get hit in the face
or at least try not to get hit in the face,
you realize what's important
and what's actually scary.
So being on stage and getting hit in the face
is more dangerous than just being on stage.
(bright upbeat music)
(audience cheering)
(audience chanting)
(audience laughing)
Your career is on the line!
- Yeah!
(audience clapping)
- Yeah you should get this data.
(Sam laughing)
- Tell us what's going on.
- We're consuming the exhaust smoke of this vehicle
at the parking lot slash drive through of McDonald's
because we need a healthy meal at 12:03 a.m.
after a very important medical education tour.
Sam, honk, they're not moving.
- We took an Uber here and the guy was like,
"Yeah, it's open 24 hours"
and dropped us off and sped away,
and now we're standing in line in a drive through.
(Dan chuckles)
- [SpongeBob Character] One eternity later.
- It got worse.
- [Dan] Take a look at this five star cuisine.
- You know, I'm not bougie.
- The attendant working in the window
said that we could walk up to the drive
through order kiosk,
and then the manager came on when we got there
and he said he's legally not allowed to serve us
because of liability.
So instead our post-show meal is taking place
at the A Prime Energy in Wilburn, Boston, Massachusetts.
- Content.
(typewriter typing)
(ominous music)
- We boarded the plane with Bear.
Bear is an emotional support animal.
I've flown with him on this airline before.
I have all the paperwork for him.
He's definitely well trained for this
and I always buy him his own seat.
We're about to take off.
I even took a picture of him to show how cute he was
that he fell asleep right away.
One of the employees comes over
and tells me that my paperwork is wrong.
She said that they no longer allow emotional support animals
on this airline.
And they never told me when I booked the plane
and I booked the extra ticket for Bear.
And I gave the paperwork earlier.
I don't know how this happened,
and we were forced to drive to Washington DC,
eight hour trip.
Barely make it in time for the Washington DC Show,
not have any rehearsal time, but we make it work.
(audience cheering & clapping)
Hello Washington DC!
(audience cheering)
Oh no!
Who volunteers?
(audience cheering)
And now the Walker family!
(audience laughing)
(indistinct chatter)
Bear wants to wave to you guys.
Bear sit.
(soft music)
Thank you so much,
good luck on your medical journey.
- Thank you so much! - Yeah, of course.
Nice meeting you Terry, take care.
Bye Grace.
All the way from Milwaukee.
- Yeah. - Oh my God.
Have a safe trip back.
- I need more South Park from you, dude.
- You need more what? South Park?
Okay, that I can do.
The highlight of the tour
other than performing and all that,
was obviously meeting you.
The ones who came out to support.
During the meet and greets,
I heard stories that truly moved me.
A lot of times, we don't see the impact
that the videos have on the outside world.
There was one story that stood out to me
of a child who was deathly afraid
of going to see a doctor.
Would frequently vomit upon going to see a doctor
so that their parents weren't even comfortable bringing him
to see the doctor.
After watching my videos, he got empowered.
He was excited to see the doctor, asking questions
that made me like near tear up and cry.
Bear and I bumped into a fan backstage.
Her name is Amy,
and she actually is from El Salvador
which is one of the first videos on my channel.
And she said that that's how she came about my channel,
learned about me and now is super excited about the content,
also going through a difficult moment in her life.
- I've been to the hospital four times
from really bad depression.
- Okay.
- And your videos really helped me
get through that. - Really?
Sorry, I just can't say
- No it's okay. - how much you mean to me.
- Aww, thank you so much.
Gimme a hug.
These interactions,
I will cherish for the rest of my life.
(upbeat hiphop music)
(audience screaming)
We have mini Doctor Mike in the house.
Are you intimidated by his white coat?
- Yeah - Me too.
How do you call 911?
- You don't.
(audience laughing)
- How tired are you, Brooklyn?
- I'm here with you, so not that tired.
- Aww! - You look like my dad.
- Is your dad a doctor?
- He sells chicken.
- Why does this individual's armpits smell?
- Your? - Armpits.
- Are? - Disgusting.
(audience laughing)
- Misinformation and judgemental too.
This isn't going well.
- [Thomas] Bop! Bop! Bop!
And again, bop! Bop! Bop!
Nice.
One, two,
(Mike punching)
and again.
(Mike punching)
We behind the scenes, Dave behind us,
this is what goes on in the comedy tour?
Let's go.
- Hi, we're on tour,
but the hustle never stops
'cause you gotta keep getting better
if you wanna be serious about the fight game.
Am I right, Thomas?
- Damn skippy nah.
(all laughing)
In between man, this is what they don't see,
until now.
(gentle piano music)
(typewriter typing)
- I'm about to meet my pen pal, Caroline.
She's never met Bear,
she's never met me.
We're about to say hello.
- [Sam] Come on down to our basement abode.
(gentle music)
- Who is that? - Oh my God!
Oh my God, right in the crotch.
Hi! - She's Canadian.
- I watch YouTube and I don't watch TV.
Like I only watch YouTube.
I was just like, "man you know it'd be so cool
to be a YouTube editor".
I was making that transition to like freelancing.
I was just like, "Hey, what's the worst that'll happen?"
I don't hear anything back. - [Doctor Mike] Right.
- But you know, you guys responded, thanks.
(audience cheering & clapping)
(bright upbeat music)
- Are you gonna help
keep your mannequin alive?
- Uh ,yeah.
- Please thank your feet
because they will get you to where you wanna be.
What's your name? - Matthew.
- Matthew, are you hyped?
- I'm scared!
- Me too!
- Acid reflux is something about protons.
I'm sorry.
(audience cheering)
- If you were unable to come to this tour
or you wanna come to another tour,
click down below and just fill in a few questions there
that will tell us where you are,
where you want us to tour,
'cause we only did four cities
and I'm looking to expand that.
As always, as always, as always.
Stay happy and healthy!
(audience cheering & clapping)
(upbeat music)