The Hospital - Patient's Silence Raises Concern in Hospital
Mrs. Cushing:
Dr. Spezio. I think one of your patients in here is dead, Dr. Spezio.
Dr. Spezio:
Why do you say that, Mrs. Cushing?
Mrs. Cushing:
Because he wouldn't give me his Blue Cross number, Dr. Spezio.
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The Hospital - Communication Breakdown in Medical Documentation
Mrs. Cushing:
Dr. Spezio, may I see you for a moment, Doctor, if you don't mind? Doctor is this your handwriting, if you don't mind? Am I supposed to read this? Was that a sprain? Was that a broken wrist? I can't read that scribbling. I mean I have to bill these people. I know you doctors are the ministering angels and I'm the bitch from the accounting department, but I've a job to do too. I mean, if you don't mind, Doctor.
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Highway - The Story of Aesop's Tales
Mrs. Murray: [[w:600s BC|In around 600 B.C.; [w:Aesop|there was a slave]
]... ]. A slave of wealthy Greek noblemen. He was horribly deformed. And all day long... this monstrous-looking man... would spin wondrous tales of heroic animals. Great tales, but they tended to show... the weaknesses of men. So, the storyteller was killed by a crazed mob... who were insulted... that his stories showed animals as brave and smart... and people as weak and stupid.
Jack:
Really? Wow.
Pilot:
Amazing.
Mrs. Murray:
Oh, wait. The punch line is: the storyteller's name was Aesop.
Jack:
Really? Wow.
Pilot:
Amazing.
Cassie: [[w:Aesop's Fables|''Aesop's Fables'']
As in ]?
Jack:
Yes.
Pilot:
Really?
Jack:
Wow!
Pilot:
Amazing!
Jack:
I didn't know that. I didn't know that Aesop was a freak.
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