Canada Land, funded by you.

Even talking about this stuff, it sort of stirs me a bit.

So if I stammer, I'm sorry.

David R. and I live in North York, Ontario.

I have eye issues related to something called chokrin.

It's an autoimmune disease where you don't produce saliva in your throat or your eyes.

So I had to get some surgery done.

They had to laser off some residual parts around my

cornea. The head ophthalmologist. He sends me to this person. This person's a doctor. So he's like,

I think the second year of his fellowship. And he's in charge when the head isn't around. The person was of Middle Eastern background.

Then he turned, looking at reading the chart.

And the first thing this person says to me,

he's Jewish?

And I felt really defensive.

You know, I said, yeah, but that's a German name too.

He said, oh.

And I said, is there another chair for my coat?

He said, oh, just throw it on the floor.

So what happens is when you do this laser surgery,

they make you open your eyes really wide

and you put your eyes into this thing.

It looks almost like a periscope, right,

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