Is he at the Opticians or the wrong lane?

Amazing now I wonder what the opticians had to say about it.

Cool video. Knew about the blind spots, didn't know about the blood vessels casting a shadow.

Is this why I see blood vessels in my vision whenever I go to the optician and they shine a bright light in there, or is that something different?

>> ^brycewi19:
As far as Im concerned you shouldnt make peoples health into a business though, and lucky for me it isnt where I live


We shouldn't pay doctors? Nurses? Residential care and medical office administrators? X-Ray technicians? Database managers and data entry personnel? EMT? Diagnostic technicians? Occupational/physical therapists? Medical assistants? Personal and home care aides? Health services managers? Dispensing opticians? Mental health counselors? Respiratory therapists? Human service assistants? Clinical laboratory technologists? Diagnostic medical sonographers? Pharmacy technicians? Medical records technicians? Building cleaning workers? Bookkeeping and accountants? Receptionists and information clerks? Clinical researchers? Et cetera. Et cetera. Et cetera.

Surely, it's still a business where you live; it's just a business paid for by the coerced taxes of the people as opposed to being a voluntary business.

Here's the Babelfish trad -- I guess Edgardo is the new jlorka:

Why I cannot send the video that I have created if with the same one I do not have a commercial aim nor of promotion. I consider that he is useful for other people or artists whom they love to see the technique using mouse conventional optician. It does not seem to me right that they clear it or they do not allow to show it me. It is not my intention to cause to a disadvantage or problem. Equal thank you very much. Edgardo

Sorry, this is a dupe.

The optician is clearly mentally ill (how often do you get to type that sentence?), but the reporter was a little too spritely for a 75-year-old, too -- always back away from the crazy person.

Consumer reporters are pretty much the lowest rung on the ladder. There's a consumer reporter here in Cincinnati that I think half the populace would like to see smacked around.

Batshit crazy in Toronto. It makes me so proud. *sniff*

Local reviews are not kind. Amy Henkel blogs about her experience in detail.

Much respect to the 75-year-old reporter (Peter Silverman), who not only protected his cameraman, but threw hands with the crazy optician. He throws a TERRIFIC right straight at 2:00.