Doctors are supposed to work the duration of their day. OP could have gone earlier but left it until the last minute.

Ahahah this reminds me of Curb Your Enthusiasm.... even though it's not exactly like this

Very nice of you. Karma will kick in soon.

OP - that sucks donkey balls!

That one word "first" got you all those thumbs down. Let this be a lesson for all the other braggarts out there.

from the sound of it, he did. And, of course, that's bullshit. FYL. But just wait a few comments and we'll get those pessimistic YDI finders :(

Something very similar to this happened in Curb Your Enthusiasm. Where Larry goes to see a doctor who works on the 2bd floor so gets on the elevator, the doors are closing and this fat disgusting bitch is running begging him to hold it open so he does (amazingly). When they get off he let's her off first, it's halfway down the hallway he realizes they are going to the same place. Since she was a fat pig he was trying to get by but couldn't. Ended up waiting an extra hour cuz of her, when his appointment took 2 minutes.

you sound nice.

I know right? He sounds like the epitome of a gentleman, and he sounds like he knows how to treat a lady *sarcasm*

*facepalm* I only came to the comments page to hear somebody say that

Apparently people had to start opening doors for ladies when corsettes came into fashion - they made women faint from the smallest effort. It's true that we can once again use our own hands. I'm a woman and I hold doors, but for both sexes, I'm not sexist about it :D

maybe its just courtesy? i mean would you want some one walking in front of you to slam the door on your face? come on, everyone holds doors for other people, at least here they do...

I hold doors open for guys. That obviously have bodies. Because you don't nessacarily need hands to open a door, but it's the nice thing to do.

Paying? Who has to pay?

In America we do... It's called an co-pay

Aaaand cue the health care debates!

lolamerica

You are quite right, stomach viruses aren't treated, but how does the OP know that it's a virus? Salmonella/Campylobacter/Shigella are relatively common and hell, I couldn't differentiate between that and a virus. And oddly enough, these can be treated with antibiotics. Also Parasites are a viable of course.

Ah, I was going to use that quote. Anyway, sorry OP. At least you were nice. :)

Viruses - there's no such word as virii. It's a word people use to try to sound clever when in fact it has the opposite effect.