Speaker 1: All right, so, according to People magazine, listen to this story, guys,
Speaker 1: a California man who was staying at the Venetian Las
Speaker 1: Vegas says he found a scorpion hanging on his underwear
Speaker 1: after waking up to a feeling of somebody stabbing me
Speaker 1: in my private area. Yeah, he said, a scorpion was
Speaker 1: under the cover and it was very painful. According to
Speaker 1: the Mayo Clinic, scorpions are generally more active at night.
Speaker 1: They usually won't sting unless provoked or attacked. Most stings
Speaker 1: occur when they're accidentally grabbed or stepped on, or bruised
Speaker 1: against the or brushed against the body. Scorpion stings are painful,
Speaker 1: but rarely life threatening. The man did file a medical report,
Speaker 1: and Venetian Las Vegas said that they did follow proper
Speaker 1: protocol for this incident.
Speaker 2: Now, what was that? You just?
Speaker 3: What is proper cur.
Speaker 1: See too painful to think about it, tough about.
Speaker 2: I'm going straight out that window. That damn I woke
Speaker 2: up with a scorpion hanging on my thing.
Speaker 3: O nothing, Oh no, we got nobody move, Nobody moves.
Speaker 1: Are you screaming?
Speaker 3: Barely? Scream?
Speaker 2: I got scorpious stinging all in the palm of my
Speaker 2: head because you're gonna get off me. You're not hanging
Speaker 2: on my drawers. We don't gonna take this thing in
Speaker 2: a few more places, but we're not getting hit in
Speaker 2: the crotch no more.
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