And only 20 years old! So young!

@@Protector0ne . 😂 Come to think of it, some 20 year-olds actually look like this and are proud of themselves🤔🥳

20 me hole 😂

She is beautiful, if only she was funny as well.

@@Deadmentellnotales-vf3gg good news she is funny so not to worry

Picture book of farm animals, right? 🙄

@@algorhythm1454 No. It was a medical (dermatology?) book about 2 ½ inches thick photos skin/wounds/ skin rashes/ etc. He'd look at the photos of chicken pox then at me then the photos... This was NOT a young new doctor!

@@prussian7 that would make me uncomfortable if I had a doctor do that.

I've had a US doctor Google my symptoms before diagnosing me. I was just thinking, "I could have done that for free, mate." In fact, I did. That's why I went to see a doctor. I don't even think I was prescribed anything. I shelled out about $200, the cost of the visit after insurance kicked in, to have a guy say, "yep, I agree with your findings."

I resent you thinking about MY alternate universe wife like that. As the good book says, "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbours wife". And that was written by God, who's God of everything including parallel universes because he made them too, so it counts...

@@patjackmanesq but kind sir I am but only one of many husbands, 365 to count. One for each day and each to forfill a specific need or want of our wife who is queen. And today is my day so back off lol

Well, that's Miriam Margoyles for you

@Uk_ Spira - You’ve just confirmed what I always suspected: I’m a bigamist! Aisling, how could you…

that is a little bit creepy😬

The only reason you're watching is because she's attractive. If that character was in an unattractive woman you'd not even stick around to notice.

@@ellie-tk4jy ah, how wonderfully presumptuous of you. I'm a man and therefore couldn't possibly find a woman to be funny unless she was also beautiful, could I? 🙄😒 Grow up! There are plenty of funny women that I love watching without finding them attractive so to suggest that men are only watching this video because of how Aisling looks is both demeaning and a bit depressing.

@@waynecarter2169 Good for you. Then I'd say you're a rare one however you had to insist on mentioning her looks so I'd say you're not as aware of yourself as you might think. Carry on pretending, though.

Its sad. Republicans have this grudge against poor people getting heath care for free. So they deprive us all. They shout " communism"

@Hangman's Daughter I know.....

@@hninzilwin3288 universal healthcare isn't a reality right now due to frankly, our shitty economy. Most European countries that have universal healthcare have a good economy, plus to have it we need to pay in more taxes, so it's not really free but one day we'll probably have it. It's not so much a Republican as it Is a government problem in general, no politician is on our side.

Yeah just the health care system is a laughing stock

Yeah, its great. Love it when your healthcare system needs fundraising outside of taxing you a bunch. So great.

Hello Alise, I just saw your comment, I'm from Dublin, Ireland, my oldest brother has lived in America for 30 years and at one time worked three jobs to help with medical bills for his family, I think its ridiculous, there should be a means test facility. I hope something is done to help people especially on the fringes of society. Good luck. Love from Dublin. 👍☘️

despite the fact that we've seen lots of great initiatives like the guys walking around with the cutout cardboard box that has scribbled 'Free mammogram' on it with a sharpie

@Tom Mccarthy and honestly that's how it should be. There's no point in worrying about something you probably won't get. Theres enough in life to worry about

Hardly surprising if it costs $600 for a check up outside of our fantastic beloved wonderful British NHS !! I feel very sorry for Americans

@Hangman's Daughter www.cdc.gov/cancer/nbccedp/screenings.htm#:~:text=CDC's%20National%20Breast%20and%20Cervical,women%20across%20the%20United%20States.

@@outlawJosieFox CDC’s National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) provides breast and cervical cancer screenings and diagnostic services to low-income, uninsured, and underinsured women across the United States.

To hats why they get medical insurance much Nhs contribution s from peoples pay.

No. We don't. It's currently killing thousands with missed appointments for screening and treatment.

Miriam Margolyes is a naturalised Australian citizen, not the other way around.

Ungrateful Tory 😱

@@aircastles1013 A typically intelligent leftist reply.

@@tadcastertory1087 and it would be worse if you had a system like the US with private insurance. Chances are that the NHS is having issues meeting needs because those who want private insurance and hate the NHS as a concept keep doing things to hamper it's effectiveness. They throw a wrench in the works and then say "look at how awful it is!"

U should check out julie nolke. She does pretty funny self depreciating comedy too.

Jesus wept

"Aisling bea is so fit.." Ye, nice legs.

@@cartylaser2864 yes nice set of pins on her...

Right now, most of us aspire to anything that doesn't involve us losing our homes just because we got sick.

@PtolemyJones - Hear hear!!! 👏

Whereas people in the UK seem to be quite happy for the government to sell off the NHS to private companies so that we can become more and more like the US...

@@bujin1977 Politicians want it, people don't!

@@TheYopogo They keep voting in the party that are selling off the NHS. The people either want it, or don't care enough about it.

Umm.. not sure about that if you include insurance as tax. The US healthcare just sucks. However a better comparison might be to France or Australia...

No, the USA doesn't haven't higher taxes. They just have lower wages. But then again, a large part of American labour was founded on no wages...

Actually it costs £288 (about $400) for an outpatient breast appointment for non-uk residents on the NHS, however emergency room treatment is free to all regardless of where you come from! As for it being a good deal if you're in the NHS, it's literally free whether you need a scan or admission to ICU. The only thing you have to pay for is your take home medications (even then it's a flat rate of £9 per item and free for over 65s and children). The NHS really is amazing and I'm proud to work in it even if things are tough at the moment!

@@missarya1 One UKpostsr, Alanna from "Adventures and Naps," reported she was required to pay 1000 pounds (sorry, no pound currency symbol on my keyboard) to gain access to the NHS. She's an immigrant from Canada to the UK. I guess you're saying women who are not participants in the NHS (non-immigrant foreigners exclusively?) can buy outpatient breast scans and analyses of those scans for 288 pounds. Perhaps a medical assessment of a troubling result is included. Not a bad deal.

Don't think that applies to Irish people in the UK. Irish people who are settled or living in the UK are entitled to free NHS treatment. IDK where Ashling is living atm but I definitely know that much. People who come to Ireland can specifically use the Irish healthcare system for free or almost free due to an arrangement between the UK and Ireland. Just like Ireland and the UK have a common travel area separate from the EU, we have other 'shared' things as well.

@@melchristensen8282 yeah you're right about the Irish. It must be non EU (or was) as I know some Dutch people who were treated there and a relative from the West Indies ...all free Strange that..because Canada is also commonwealth like the WI

@@midlander8186 Just reading your comments, it's interesting to note the language/tone that you are using. The way you are describing fees and gaining access seems very at odds with how the NHS works. To be fair, although I'm British, I haven't lived in the UK for a few years - there might have been slight changes, but I don't think anything significant. As I understand it, if you are resident in the UK, you are entitled to use the NHS. If you are not resident (e.g. a tourist or former resident, like me), then you are not entitled to use it for free - but I don't think you'd be denied "access", instead, you (or your insurer) would face a bill. And, to clarify, I don't think citizenship is relevant, but rather it's based on residency (hence why for me, as a UK citizen but not a UK resident, I am not entitled to use the NHS for free).

I’m guessing she was probably 33 or 34, based on how she was talking about it.

She's making the joke that she's only 20

Ireland and Britain have a reciprocal agreement for health care.

Both live now in the UK. Miriam only temporarily resides in Australia albeit she plays up being Australian she got naturalized but hardly lives down under.

Aisling is living in London 13 years.

Japan doesn't AFAIK. Universal healthcare is not free as citizens bare charged from wage deductions (the UK) or an annual charge based on income (Australia). Dental, cosmetic, non emergency, non cancer all have long waiting periods on the public system.

I think he probably wants to get re-elected so he won't do that.

@@James-ns6jm I think you probably need to read my post again. I was suggesting that Boris will not sell off the NHS. Or have I misunderstood your post?

@@davew4998 , Boris is just a symptom of the rich, not a prime mover. The IMPULSE to gut the NHS still exists no matter who is in #10.

@@davew4998 Sorry, wth i meant to @ the OP not you. Let me fix it.

Erm what rock are you living under. Brexit is done and dusted, Trump is no longer president. Any negotiations to sell the NHS are now done with. So unless you're suggesting boris suddenly considers to sell the NHS again for some financial crisis that ship has sailed

I have yet to have a bill for medical care that said I can pay what I want. What part of America do you live in, please? I'm below the extreme poverty line, so this sliding scale/pick your price sounds great.

@@carabiner7999 what I’m saying is because we don’t pay half our income in taxes we can use our income to choose a healthcare plan and pay what we want. For example you can pay approx 300 a month for a bronze plan in VA but your deductible is 8200, if you want a platinum plan you pay 600 a month and have no deductible. If your poverty level qualifies you for Medicare or reduced insurance in your state the price may be cheaper. Or if you’re able you can choose to join military service or reserve military service and get “free” or cheap insurance through Tricare.

You're right doctors need to drive Ferraris and lambos otherwise what's the point

First, do no work unless you get tons of cash for it.

@@XX-qj9sj no, but they do need to get paid a decent wage. You know, like all the comedians in the clip.

@@Skipper.17 they do get paid decent wage. You should watch the 'where should we invade next' documentary The part about healthcare will surprise you.

True enough.

As a non EU resident maybe. But until Jan 2021, anyone from the EU could be treated for free.. I know that for a fact

@@jenster29 At huge cost to the British hence why Brexit happened. It was played by medical 'tourists' for years.

@@glennoc8585 sure, cause no Brit ever got the same treatment in the rest of the EU ...

Someone's upset they have to pay for their health care

I'm in the US and won't go to a doctor because of the high cost. And that's with insurance that never seems to cover what you have. It's disgraceful.

@@debradowling800 I obviously don't know what your situation is, but I wish you well. I have insurance through the Affordable Care Act and I pay three dollars and fifteen cents per month for single coverage. After reaching the deductible and out of pocket cost - which were met with one common procedure - my insurance has paid for everythig this year. Good luck.

And that's how it should be, same price (free) for both the poorest and the richest.

And she pays loads of taxes. That's as it should be, everyone pays in what they can and everyone gets the same care. Using it also means she's way more likely to advocate for it and fight to protect it.

yep and in the States the rich say why should we pay for your care you middle class freeloading bums even though they would actually save money if they had something similar to the NHS.

In America your quote would be I owned 3 houses and all I have now is a walking stick thanks to my medical bills.

@@Grumpy_Hobbit Exactly.

Typical

She does live in the UK. She spends a part of her time in AUS but she doesn't live there full time.

Both live in London.

Wtf did I just read

I think there’s probably a forum somewhere for questions like that. This isn’t it.

@Lucia Vince yeah... your taking this way to far.. all women know they can punch a guy in the face and if he crys... he's not a true man!

but genty slap her... and that's instan'tly a crime that needs you being locked up forever!

btw my ex-wife tried to stab in my stomach because she was loosing an argument! inevitably i divorced her crazy ass!