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Nat & Alex Wolff Test Their 'Bro Code' w/ Sway Calloway | TRL - Duration: 2:09.
Well, we thought it would be fun to give you guys
a few scenarios, and since you're brothers,
since we're all brothers, and see how you respond
in a game we call "Bro Code."
Bro Code. Bro Code.
Bro Code. Right, okay.
New rule. Never wanna break Bro Code.
All right, here's the first scenario, Alex.
Let's start with you: You run into your brother's ex
years after the relationship is over,
and she hits on you.
What do you do?
Oh... um...
You gotta-- Who is it?
If it's, I mean, you know, who's his ex?
'Cause if his ex is Angelina Jolie or something,
that changes the situation. That's his ex.
Angelina Jolie is his ex? Yeah.
Well, then you go home with her and you say,
"Hey, man, I'm so sorry. It was Angelina Jolie."
"I broke bro code." Okay.
I broke bro code. All right, okay.
All right, you're starving. (laughter)
Nat, you're starving. You open the fridge
and you see Alex's leftovers.
What do you do?
Eat 'em. (laughing) Okay.
For sure. No question. All right.
All right, you made plans with your brother,
but a girl you've been dying to date, Alex,
wants to hang out.
Girl.
(chuckling) Just like that, okay.
Definitely the girl. All right.
Next question.
Angelina Jolie. There it is.
You see your brother wearing your favorite shirt,
and it's pink-- what do you do?
Kill him. Seriously. Okay.
Oh, you are playing a two-player game.
Who gets to be player one?
I'll let Nat be player one. I'll let him be player one.
Oh, okay.
We'll let him-- Come on, you be player one.
Honestly, neither of us play video games.
We'll both be like, "How do you get to player one?
How do you make it work?"
You went into the voice. That's a different voice.
That's more like a surfer, like, "Dude, what's up, Sway?"
Hey! Okay. What's up, Sway?
Big fan, man. "Beeeg" fan.
Okay, all right. Man, you bring that,
just on the nose, right?
Yeah. All right, that's acting.
I'm really a talented guy, man.
All right, the last one. The two of you--
I can't wait for you to date my mom and be my dad.
I'm so excited. (laughter)
Call you Dad? I'm so excited.
We can call you Dad, right?
Daddy, for short? Let's try it.
All right, go ahead. What's up, Dad?
What's up, son?
(laughter)
All right, man, that's enough of Bro Code.
All right? This is like a weird fever dream.
(overlapping chatter and laughter)
Wait till I finally really meet your mom, all right?
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Detecting antibiotic resistance faster than ever before - Duration: 3:22.
- Say, here they are!
- [Male Narrator] Ted has just seen one
of the many kinds of bacteria.
Bacteria are found almost everywhere in our environment.
- [Roxanne Makasdjian] Bacteria is everywhere.
The tiny organisms come in many forms:
Some that keep us healthy,
and others that infect us with all kinds of diseases.
We use antibiotics to kill bacteria.
But with the overuse of these drugs over times,
some bacteria have evolved,
producing new enzymes that help
them survive an antibiotic attack.
Hundreds of thousands of people die each year
because their infections are resistant to the
antibiotics that used to work.
Scientists have invented newer classes of antibiotics,
but prescribing those unnecessarily
helped make the problem worse.
With each new antibiotic, bacteria quickly became resistant.
Doctors can use a test to check whether a patient's
infection is resistant to an antibiotic,
but the test can take several days
and needs special equipment.
So when that's too inconvenient,
they'll often just fall back on
prescribing the stronger drug.
Now, a team at Berkely has come up with a solution.
Hi Tara - Hi
- You invented a test called Detect, what does it do?
- Detect is a simple test that helps
doctors treat bacterial infections.
- So tell me how it works.
- We're going after urinary tract infections first,
that's our first target, because it's the most abundant
bacterial infection around the world.
So we typically have a urine sample
that was given to a doctor,
but today we're just gonna be using
these synthetic urine samples:
One that was prepared with a bacteria
that actually is resistant to an antibiotic,
and the other one that is negative and has a bacteria
that would be able to be treated with an antibiotic.
We just take this synthetic urine,
and we add it to our Detect solution.
- You just mix it, that's all? - Just mix it, that's it.
And then just kinda give them a little shake,
and we let them sit on a lab bench.
- [Roxanne Makasdjian] Detect is built with a
bit of antibiotic in it.
If the bacteria is able to destroy the antibiotic,
Detect will recognize the remnants of that battle.
- And in five minutes we'll have a color change.
Of course if it's positive, it does tell you that
there is a resistant bacterial infection that's happening.
However, if it's negative, it's great,
because then the doctor can really
treat with this lower generation antibiotic,
and sparing the use of alternatives.
So the hope is that we are developing
a test that could be used all around the world,
that does not take any type of instrumentation
or doesn't require electricity really,
so the fact that this test is really
just a color changing or visual detection,
and you can know exactly how to treat a patient will really
help decrease the inappropriate
use and overuse in antibiotics.
- [Roxanne] The next version of Detect will change
to a red color instead of yellow, to make it easier to see,
and it should be available to doctors in a few years.
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