British DOCTORS react to the SIMPSONS (Medical Scenes)

The Simpsons is one of the longest running TV shows in the world, and over the course of its existence there has been no shortage of medical scenes. They range from funny to the downright bizarre - and in this week's video Sanchit and Varun react to the funniest medical scenes they can find!
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[@aaronmicalowe]

At my local children's hospital in the parking lot there is a sign with each doctor's name for their parking space. One says Dr Pain. 😂😂😂

[@ScanningTheMind]

Oh dear….at the children’s hospital as well 😭🤣

[@Average_CoD_Clips]

At that point just put their initials or Dr. FirstName P

[@marior.5796]

Empty parking space by Dr. Pain. Oh look children Dr. Pain is not in the house today. You have no reason to be afraid.

[@ste887]

@@marior.5796 but sadly, dr. House is still in pain. so they're still gonna be traumatised as he's standing in. (heh, standing in....) Though when I was younger i used to have a dentist with the surname 'payne' he really took on his namesake with how pokey he liked to be.

[@luketimewalker]

in Geneva there's a C. RITTER - VETERINARIAN 🤣🤣

[@docmcfluffy8023]

The body fat analysis test got me! 😂 Innn-destructible... Haha! Will definitely like to watch more of these. 😁✌

[@ScanningTheMind]

Haha that was our favourite scene by far 😂 we never realised the Simpsons had so many medical scenes - we could definitely make a part 2 👌🏽

[@luketimewalker]

@@ScanningTheMind reminiscent of Mulder & Scully from X Files interrogating Homer Mulder and Scully Question Homer | The Springfield Files - S08E10 | The Simpsons Scene

[@jpeopolis]

Didn't Type 1 Diabetes used to be referred to as Juvenile Diabetes? If that's the case, though the name sounds odd, his age shouldn't matter. Any one of Mr. Burns' myriad of diseases could've caused him to stop producing insulin. Why am I reading so much into this? 🤣

[@looksirdroids9134]

Yes it did.

[@bsdewhurst]

Yes but the average age of diagnosis is in the 30s. A diagnosis in your 90s isn't unknown.

[@brooklynwatson9728]

@@bsdewhurst I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 5

[@bsdewhurst]

@@brooklynwatson9728 and I was diagnosed at 36. The endo who told me said he had diagnosed a 60 year old earlier in the week. The reason for the name change from juvenile is that gives the incorrect impression that it only affects children.

[@Zeralop]

@@brooklynwatson9728 If your parents didn't let you eat so much sugar and processed oil you would not have diabetes. But its never too late to stop eating the sweet death

[@aewhatever]

" cause of death?" " Got in my way"

[@ScanningTheMind]

Moral of the story? Don’t get in the way

[@henrikkjuus90]

For a time I lived in Bergen. I once visited a friend of mine at the maternity ward at the hospital there. I asked something to the effect of" Why are the curtains closed, let's open them up, it's a beautiful evening. (I then learned that she had recently developed a slight sensativity to light, and didn't want the sun straight in her eyes, as such the curtains were closed) I then looked out on a huge cemetary. One of the bigger ones in Bergen, I believe... My only thought was I hope terminal patients don't have this as their view. Might be a tad bit depressing.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Wow! What a depressing view for any ward in a hospital 😳

[@Dyllon2012]

The body fat jiggle thing reminded me of the test they do for ascites.

[@Ch1pp007]

8:55 As one of the weird outliers who actually did all the exercises, my physio seemed surprised by how well and how quickly everything healed.

[@luketimewalker]

interesting!!!

[@jamesbacha4470]

I had a torn quad and actually did like 90% of the exercises. It actually worked.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Who would have guessed it 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@indowneastmaine]

There should be a whole compilation of the other doctor from the Simpsons, Dr. Nick Riviera! I'd like to see you react to him.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Hello everybody!

[@TalkingHands308]

Hello everybody! Hello Dr. Nick!

[@cidfacetious3722]

I was in a car accident and had to eventually see a chiropractor for neck and lower back. I was scared of cracking my neck but my got they ARE Miracle workers if you got spine pain I highly recommend it it’s a life changer

[@aaronmicalowe]

Lol, for 30 years every time I get blood taken I ask them to try my left arm first. It has never worked. Only ever comes out the right. Now the nurse refuses my left, but I'm like, it's got to work sooner or later. Both arms work fine. 🤔🤷‍♂️

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

In germany we had the case of a fake Doctor as well. His name is Gerd Postel. He was a mailman and one day in 1980 he red an article about a hospital looking for a doctor. He went to the hospital and said "Here i am...btw i have so many degrees i cant take them with me" (meaning not word for word). He worked on many posts and fields of expertise and worked himself up to one of the most famous court psycholoists. But in 1997 when he tried to fake his professorship, he was arrested and sentensed to jail. After his release, many TV companies did interviews with him. In one shocking, he said "Im a convicted criminal, a fraud. A proven ""not knowing what i was doing"" ... i did psychological exams in court. My diagnosises convicted people.... they proved all of this ... however, and you can look it up, NOT ONE of my exams was collected"

[@ScanningTheMind]

Crazy! Thanks for sharing

[@aralornwolf3140]

That's worse than what happened in Canada... a pediatrician somehow was able to get a job at a coroner's office. While he might have been an okay Dr. in his medical field... but when it came to actually determining how infants and children died... he was worse than incompetent. Many of the wounds he noted in his reports were caused by him during his examinations of their bodies. With that information, courts were able to secure conviction of over 15 parents for child abuse/murder, some of whom took plea deals for reduced jail times. Oh, he eventually was caught when someone decided to appeal, got a new medical examiner to review the case and the body. Then all hell broke lose in the Coroner's Inquiry on how such a person was able to falsify so many records and send so many innocent people to prison without qualifications!

[@luketimewalker]

@@aralornwolf3140 oh no!!!

[@christianbrienesse]

Just randomly stumbled on this reaction channel. Loved this video. The last time I went for a blood test though the nurse struggled to draw blood from me due to dehydration, though I didn’t think I was dehydrated at all. Was an interesting experience to say the least.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

2:28 I'm pretty sure this episode is from the 2000s, judging from the digital colouring. But yeah, it was a different time.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Very different time! 🤣

[@oshbaaya]

You both laughing has me laughing 😂😂😂 thank you

[@leogiroux6751]

These two guys are doctors they scared the shit out of me they just admitted to not knowing anything with a patient

[@ScanningTheMind]

Yes

[@SoundwaveX7]

3:13 is a reference to the 1959 thriller movie "North by Northwest.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Never heard of it! Is it worth a watch?

[@SoundwaveX7]

@@ScanningTheMind I've never seen it either but I bet it's a good movie as it was directed by Alfred Hitchcock

[@Mr.wednesdayallfather]

I am almost 30 years old and has the one thing I still hate getting shots the other thing is when somebody is trying to draw blood from me the only reason I hate that is when I was 12 I got bit by a rattlesnake they had to give me blood and the old nurse who was doing it couldn't find the vein and pricked me 90 freaking times

[@vic5594]

If you think the 90's was the wild west, you should have been around in the 70's

[@ScanningTheMind]

I can only imagine 🤣

[@TomDavidMcCauley]

And if you think the 70s was the Wild West, you shoulda been around in the 1870s

[@matador521]

"Say the stuff you could say in the 90s today and you'd get cancelled like that! I was saddened at the calm, accepting way this was said. Don't people even want to be free men and women living in a free country any more? Anyway, great video, thanks.

[@hugehappygrin]

Here in El Paso, Texas there is a children's hospital right next to a cemetery, so...

[@ScanningTheMind]

😳

[@kiddfaith4397]

Because of my disability, I had so many blood tests in my teenage years that several of my veins are too scarred to draw blood. I have to tell the doctor which veins will give blood and which won’t, so they only need to prick me once. XD

[@dannygjk]

A lot of chiropractors have stopped doing neck manipulations.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Phew!

[@mikemesser4326]

After having a few occasions with nurses in training that poked me so many times that I needed smelling salts, and having some very experienced ones complain about how hard it was to find my veins, I started having them just draw from the back of my hand - right where I usually got IV's. Far less pain in the long run.

[@malak900]

I’m old enough to remember when the simpsons were on BBC2! Way before they moved to channel 4

[@hasan_z]

Yeah, 6pm Simpsons, 6.20 fresh prince, 6.45 superman adventures... Great line up

[@ScanningTheMind]

Remember looking forward to that after school like it was yesterday 🤣

[@malak900]

@@hasan_z great times….

[@justincoleman9776]

I remember watching Tracy Ullman Show just to see that one funny cartoon family

[@borntoclimb7116]

I love the body fate test

[@ScanningTheMind]

Medically approved method 😂

[@bobd2659]

HA! I made a comment on one of your other video earlier! You mentioned the EXACT thing I referenced in this video! ASK the patient about where to draw blood from, don't assume it's like how you were taught. Told the nurse where, which was where ALL the others were drawn that week, and she decided to go against instruction. STRAIGHT through the vein as best as I could tell after my arm swelled to what felt like 3 times the size. 3rd time she got it, 2 inches from where she started, and right where I told her to take it. To alleviate swelling, they had to move the IV to my other arm.

[@ScanningTheMind]

🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Herr_U]

Another hospital right next to a cemetary is Karolinska Sjukhuset in Solna in Sweden, and yes, one of the routes to get there also routes you past lots of signs pointing towards the crematorium. Always found it a bit amsuing that the first thing you saw (prior to the latest expansion) when you left the main entrance was a wondeful view over the carefully landscaped cemetary, the main busstop still has that view. (Same Karolinska as that cooperates with (and is located right next door to) Karolinska Institutet, and yes, that is the same graveyard that Alfred Nobel is buried at)

[@TnT_F0X]

7:40 You want a Chiropracter not a youtube Chiropractor. A Good one only adjusts what needs adjustments.

[@mirandaandrews2872]

I am that classic patient blood drawing🤣

[@UrielManX7]

Well, obviously you guys forgot to film an outro because you were having so much fun. Nothing beats the old Simpsons, nothing.

[@chrisby23]

Cool reaction, I enjoy all of your videos.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Thanks for the support 👊🏽

[@3DJapan]

Currently my dad is in physical therapy for some arthritis caused by knee surgery and yes he does do the exercises he was given.

[@soundspark]

2:53 Hans Moleman never catches a break.

[@ICgay4]

Super handsome doctors, love this show so much

[@ScanningTheMind]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@leftofpunk]

Six years ago my oldest was at the local Children's Hospital in the US for a Crohns related emergency surgery. As luck would have it, the view out his window could see a cemetery. Gallows humor but we both found it funny.

[@marcothommen2484]

The 90ties.... no snowflakes...... happy days!

[@JimFeig]

When i was a kid I hid under the doctors desk for half an hour because I didn't want to get a shot.

[@toomasargel8503]

00:43 You are not old. Old = retired = 65 years old.

[@TnT_F0X]

9:00 How hard is it for you doctors to just 'fix' my broken body from decades of neglect in a convenient, all natural, non-medicated, no exercise or diet 15 minute Solution? Gosh... like we're asking for a magic trick or something... we just want instant heals like in a video game!

[@3DJapan]

I remember when the first episode of The Simpsons aired. Man I'm old.

[@timothycook2917]

Good compilation doctors...I think I have the same as Mr. Burns

[@ScanningTheMind]

Thanks! What does it feel like to be indestructible? 😂

[@davidsp5936]

You should see the "Saturday Night Live" sketch where James Bond gets a physical.

[@bad-people6510]

2:37 This is why you don't cede the power to cancel others.

[@commieslayer6740]

Fuck cancel culture n the woke

[@AmatureAstronomer]

The last time I went into the hospital they blew out the veins in both arms and hands and had to start a line in my groin to get blood.

[@aronaax]

there are good reasons why chiropractic methods are not recognized by national health authorities in most countries

[@aronaax]

(hint: it's based on esoterics and placebo)

[@Zeralop]

Is it because its cheap and effective long term and not profitable as drugs and surgery? 😂😂

[@aronaax]

@@Zeralop you didn't get the hint :/

[@AbigailGossett003]

Don't dilly-dally now... 😆

[@reichtangle57]

Shut up flanders

[@havyn88]

Coming from the guy that googles before diagnosis, most doctors don't know what they're doing either.

[@ketas]

3:10 like who comes up with that brilliant stuff!

[@steveholloway738]

I actually know of a cemetery that has a doctors office right in the middle of the street front.

[@terenzo50]

Never had trouble with MDs, but imagine Vincent Price as a Pediatric Dentist and you'll understand the blood-curdling horror of my childhood.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Oh dear.

[@eduzz4655]

In Spain syringes are mostly used by nurses and not doctors. You British know how fabulous are our nurses.

[@CaptHiltz]

I'm a certified Phlebotomist and what the doc did to Burns is not how blood is drawn. For one thing he didn't clean the spot with an alcohol pad first or palpate. Also, I 've had patients tell me, "they always get blood out of such and such arm" and I check and don't feel or see anything but while I'm doing it I look over at the other arm and there is a vein or two as big as a finger. Sometimes people forget or get mixed up about what arm is the best.

[@wt9767]

What are you talking about? They all want medications. That's literally the only thing they want.

[@johnellis5537]

well you totaly forgot the episode the where homer simpson thoght he was a ufo alien but was only his kimo tharapy that made him look and glow diferently

[@TheRscorp]

See how you are a year from now

[@johnmanire3380]

See The Science and Clinical Application of Manual Therapy by Hollis H. King (Author, Editor), Wilfrid Jänig (Editor), Michael M. Patterson (Editor)

[@rossrobertson674]

7:46 I've said that many times about many things

[@weralasbiru]

i literaly have one arm that nurses would try to draw blood from and its never work ..even if i told them don't try it ..that wont work they just want to try lol ...i have to give blood sample each month and never i have seen one nurse able to find a vein in my other arm ..

[@pablopicaro7649]

So many Dr. Nick Riviera around

[@TharsanJeyachandran]

lit ep.

[@Average_CoD_Clips]

Chiropracty seems like a joke to me too.

[@collinscody57]

You would need something more scientific as the starting input would effect the giggle time

[@jayscott867]

What’s next? Soldiers react to GI JOE battle scenes?

[@ScanningTheMind]

Would definitely watch this 😂😂

[@johnmanire3380]

You should also invite an osteopathic physician to discuss manual medicine (OMT)

[@shenysys]

like to see a reaction to Carry on Doctor movie - note it was from the '60s so not PC

[@ScanningTheMind]

Oh god I’ve seen it ages ago, might get cancelled 😂

[@OodldoodlNoodlesocks]

When did they turn Dr Hibbert into Dr Nick?

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Yeah, right? Is there some kind of chiropractic authority that takes stand on mistreatments?

[@ScanningTheMind]

No idea, I hope so!

[@AnonEyeMouse]

Nope. There's a professional body but it's for PR and threatening people bringing lawsuits.

[@kristien43]

Simpson was bcc 2 before channel 4

[@ScanningTheMind]

Oh no way! BBC really lost out!

[@kaitlyn__L]

@@ScanningTheMind yep, Channel 4 outbid them circa 2005. I remember being really annoyed that it had ads now lol. BUT, Channel 4 did buy a bunch new episodes while the BBC were doing only-reruns for their last few years

[@SylviaRustyFae]

12:13 Im the kind of patient ya dont have to ask this xD Every doc ive been to can instantly tell when they look at my arms that ive had needles poked in one arm twice a week for yrs... Cuz i donated plasma to make ends meet heh

[@deadgamer21]

I have a strange lump on my wenis, is that normal?

[@alangknowles]

No "Dr" Nick Riviera?

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

Wait... so they don't give shots at school in America?

[@ScanningTheMind]

Who knows what happens in America, some parts of it are WILD 🤣

[@allisonb6921]

'Murican chiming in! No shots at school, we get those from our general physician. School will test vision/hearing, and for scoliosis. That's it.

[@NidotheKing]

We only get shots of FREEDOM. Then we contract measles and die like true warriors.

[@Mr.Yeast2]

Another American here, we can get flu shots in school, or atleast in my state

[@TheArtBunch]

@@Mr.Yeast2 Think it varies by school and grade.

[@jeannem.6534]

I was a chiropractic patient and actually ended up marrying a chiropractor. He passed away 20 years ago. My back went out initially when I was 25 or 26 years old. Bent down to pick up my purse by my feet in the car. Worst pain I've ever had and I've had four kids with natural childbirth. I was too afraid to go to the doctor didn't want to get a shot in my spine. Finally went to the chiropractor and got much relief! Over the years I've learned good chiropractors from Bad chiropractors. It's an art. When they find where you're out and they get the muscles around it to relax enough they can get what's called a good adjustment. You can literally feel yourself wedged and when they adjust it such relief is instantaneous. You go from being hunched over and unable to straighten to feeling wonderful. Sometimes when your body has been used to carrying yourself crooked for a while it keeps trying to go back to the old position so you have to have it adjusted a few times till the muscles get used to carrying it in the right alignment. Then you just learn how to strengthen the muscles around it so you have less problems in the future. Hope that helps.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Thanks for the insight. The issue is a significant number of chiropractors claim and do all sorts of outright weird/dangerous stuff (like you mentioned in your other comment). If a medical Dr claimed or repetitively did something bizarre, without any evidence it worked, they’d be struck off by their governing body (atleast in the UK) - there doesn’t seem to be any such accountability for chiropractors. Drs need to practice evidence based medicine and that just doesn’t seem to occur with a lot of chiropractors. It’s a shame because you hear of a few people saying they were helped by some apparently good & ethical chiropractors. But until there is some sort of regulation, accountability and evidence based practice it’s hard to take the profession as a whole seriously.

[@miguelariza100]

@@ScanningTheMind, yes, you are right: medical doctors don't want to do dangerous things, it's obvious, it's just because of their careers. I was trying to get a covid-19 vaccination medical prescription and nobody wants to sign me one, and the laws of my country are very clear on that: you should have one to be vaccinated. In the medical doctors we trust, no doubt about that.

[@KurNorock]

Placebo. It's all BS.

[@looksirdroids9134]

It isn't an art, it's nonsense. Subluxations and whatnot.. such bull. I know subluxation is a real thing but the way chiropractors define it is nonsense and adjusting the spine will not and can not cure any disease.

[@looksirdroids9134]

@@KurNorock It's placebo but it isn't BS because placebo isn't BS. Placebo works. Chiropractic is BS because of what it was founded on.

[@samiam1002]

1:43 me 😢

[@everkief8365]

The problem here is that British Doctors simply do not understand the true horrors of the "American" health care system.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Does sound pretty shit

[@ivanpaezcabo6300]

AHC are the best in the world. In fact, brits copy many medical techniques from US in the whole last century.

[@femoman]

Yeah, chiropractic is 90% a scam. Some evidence points to it being pretty effective at treating lower back pain, but for anything else, it's no more effective than physiotherapy or massage at best, and downright dangerous with a very real risk of paralysis or death at worst.

[@Bansheeeeeeeeee]

British they said. Muhaha.

[@damienburroughs2119]

i have seen a few videos....of parents taking their newborn to chiropractors to...'have their (bones? spine?) aligned' .....i am not making this crap up...those parents need to lose their 'parent license' edit because i respond without seeing the entire vid. so i don't lose my thought at the time. I use to donate plasma (gas&snack money) and i have a nice scar on my inner elbow on my left arm from it. that is my 'aim here' sign because the veins on my right inner elbow are very deep and difficult to find. left arm though it is close enough to the skin it's an easy mark. my mom though, she has, in her own words, veins you can hit from the international space station. She has veins that would make a student cry for joy because of how easy they are to find. no one has to dig for her veins, or for mine. And i have MS so i have to see my phlebotomist/doctor once a month for my infusion. nurses don't get enough credit, and phlebotomist are the 'red-headed step-child' joke. They are overlooked and not appreciated for the crap they have to go through either. YOU TWO DOCTORS! tell your nurses and phlebotomist in your respected hospitals those watching your videos love them and know they are not worth the crap they are given.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Yeah I’ve seen them too unfortunately. Problem is these people are allowed to market themselves aggressively (and completely falsely) with zero repercussions to themselves.

[@damienburroughs2119]

@@ScanningTheMind and it is things like this that make me lose faith in the U.S. more and more daily....because, we all know, those are Americans that do that cap....sometimes i dislike being one of them -.-'

[@apatternedhorizon]

React to episodes of House.

[@ScanningTheMind]

We were just thinking about this! We’ll get on it 👍🏾

[@apatternedhorizon]

@@ScanningTheMind you'd be my new favorite channel. It was my favorite show lol.

[@ScanningTheMind]

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[@NeutralGuyDoubleZero]

Actual smart chiropractors can help a lot. Genuine advice on what's causing issues or spinal discomfort, and advice/physical therapy on what kind of exercises and posture will help with it. If your chiropractor keeps going straight for the neck, chances are they're an amateur quack who relies on gimmicks to give the illusion of effectiveness. Case in point how Homer ignores the exercises given to him and is back to zero

[@normalplayer7377]

"British"

[@franz265]

These doctors seem kinda bad. A good chiropractor definitely knows what hes doing and can do miracles on the hardest places to fix.

[@michaelangelocostello2599]

I’ve been to a chiropractor many times, they really do wonders. Realignment of the neck and spine prevents illnesses, improves mobility and in the long run will have many medical benefits

[@ScanningTheMind]

A lot of what they do has zero evidence and is sometimes outright dangerous

[@commieslayer6740]

Work for herniated disc's?

[@oAPXo]

I mean I pop my back daily, temporary relief, so it does something.

[@dash4800]

@@ScanningTheMind Also if you have real problems they dont do anything to find out first they just start twisting you around after about a 4 minute talk. Its crazy and dangerous. No imaging, no getting medical records, no thorough physical exam. Every problem can just be fix by dangerously yanking on your spine.

[@miguelariza100]

@@ScanningTheMind, and your treatments are 100% save.

[@paulg3336]

You realise your medical careers are now over , don't you?

[@ScanningTheMind]

Oh damn, shall I not go to work tomorrow then??

[@paulg3336]

@@ScanningTheMind Nah , take a break and enjoy the heat 🌞😎

[@ScanningTheMind]

Thanks, I’ll tell my boss Paul G from KZbin gave me the day off

[@jeannem.6534]

Also there's different techniques. Some of them get weird with stuff like lift this arm up and if you know that arm can only go a little higher than your week over here and you know if you swing a dead cat over your head you might get warts I don't know. Weird s***. Ignore those chiropractors. Wait until you're upper back is out or your lower back is out and give it a try once or twice. I would always go to my husband's associate who was wonderful at adjusting necks. There's good and bad just like medical doctors.

[@tamerhassan9489]

You would actually need to know about kidney function BEFORE you administer contrast to someone as old as Mr Burns. Poor kidney function is a contraindication for contrast administration.

[@ianmartin6023]

If I went to India would I be called an Indian doctor if lived there for a few years ? Or even if I had children there ?

[@ScanningTheMind]

Dunno, I haven’t seen it happen myself. If you went to Australia and had kids there would your kids be Australian?

[@flowertrue]

It was REALLY hard to understand these guys. These are doctors?

[@Sabrinajaine]

You two are quite good-looking...just saying ;)

[@ScanningTheMind]

Video filters working wonders 🤣

[@quesocoatl21]

"British" If those two are British, I'm Japanese.

[@ScanningTheMind]

Konnichiwa

[@quesocoatl21]

@@ScanningTheMind Is a mouse born in a stable a horse?

[@ScanningTheMind]

Sayonara

[@christopherwilson7092]

This is not , almost any good

[@ScanningTheMind]

Thanks, I think?

[@davidg1612]

That was a valiant attempt at communicating in English, assuming it is not your first language. A for effort.

[@hansnystrompastor8690]

these indian scammers, mai gosh

[@ScanningTheMind]

Scammed you outta a view 🤣

[@Psergiorivera]

You guys have ZERO idea about American medicine. You mentioned about people not doing PT exercises and complaining that the DID. Um, some of us were born with congenital deformities(like my Clubfoot) that prevent us from doing said “at home exercises”. So for you to mock us for not being able to physically perform for you like trained seals, excuse ME!

[@viktable5955]

allahu akbaruuu fellow *british* doctors

[@BRAIN-qp6jf]

These non-English doctors seem Indian to me

[@optimisdick5362]

They're not doctors.