Snip-Snip is originally a medical robot. His first programming his to heal. Then, I guess the stoners put the harvesting program, without deleting the medical. So his first reflex is to help Lucy. Plus, it's seems easy to reattach a limb in this universe, at least for robots like Snip-Snip. So, if they're harvesting organs for resell, I would assume they also sell other body parts. So, a full hand would be more valuable than one with a missing finger.

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I get the vibe he's a reprogrammed medical droid. He was originally programmed to help people, so he does. He was also reprogrammed to harvest organs, so he does that as well. The joke is that he will do one right after the other, because he's ultimately just a machine, so he doesn't comprehend the absurdity of fixing someone's finger then chopping them to pieces.

A commenter on an earlier video mentioned that you pick up on the funny bits and important bits well (extreme paraphrasing), and I agree. Your reactions are great. Keep it up, please!

"I'll give you two out of three on that front". My take on that scene in the end is that the line describes himself. He's strong, he's ugly, but by shooting the guy he just lost his dignity, and it took 200+ years to realize that. That's approved character writing in my book.

When she said lucy's zombie finger is kinda cool, I'm like, omg, riiiight? Lucy's a cool frankenstein now!

Turn the tables? no way - even if she tried to coerce him with the meds (something I reckon he would not respond happily) Lucy would be stuck between him going feral or functioning normally... sounds like she'd just be picking which way to die, LOL.

Btw, judging from the reaction of other lady reactors, Laura, you are far from the only one crushing on The Ghoul. As one reactor would say: Ain't no law against it. 👍😁

My guess is when they tried to getting into vault 31 they were fed psychotropic gas to get them to go nuts.

So in the games you can become a ghoul through exposure to FEV. Forced Evolutionary Virus and a little radiation. Not everyone reacts the same way though. Some become super mutants others die and some become ghouls. It's hinted that there are otherworldly influences that can also cause it. Think HP Lovecraft.

Go back and watch the prologue to FO4. There is a Radiation King TV Set in the living room of the house in Sanctuary Hills...

Whatever is in the vials is not something that is common to the games. From context clues, I gather that The Ghoul uses whatever is in the vials so that he doesn't turn feral but, as I said, this is not something that you see anywhere in any of the games. It is not clear to me that whatever is in the vials actually does what The Ghoul thinks it does. It does seem to have withdraw symptoms (like every chem in the games) and it seems to have a euphoric effect.

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