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I was at my aunt's 90th birthday party on Saturday night

and my cousin was talking about how he had had

a scary colonoscopy where they found polyps and I flash back to my own

colonoscopy my first and only colonoscopy.

And I never written this down or really dwell on it,

where, you know, that kind of put you under.

And I remember liking the doctor, and I remember liking the doctor and I remember when it was done the nurse coming over and saying

you're fine you can go home and I said can I say a goodbye to the doctor he was really

nice talking to him and she said he doesn't want to talk to you. And I said, why not? She says,

you know the things you said to him? And I said, I said, what did I say? She said, well the thing that really

ticked him off was, you looked up and you said in the

middle of your colesby you said when you were a little boy did you imagine this is

what you'd be doing your whole life looking at people's buttholes or did you want to

be an astronaut? as

most people know Michael Lewis as the best-selling author of books like Moneyball, the big short,

home game, and the blindside.

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