This is exactly right.

Hello, you and me and you.

Welcome to another episode of I saw what You did. My name is Millie.

I'm Danielle. Oh my God. Those intros just get worse and worse as the time wears on.

They're my favorite. Can I just go, yo? What is up? Like that's what I really, because that's how I greet everyone on my other friends, so do it because that is how you greet everyone. And that's also worked

for MTV Raps for like a decade. So, good to know, I have something in common with

the O&TV Raps. But what's going on with you today? How's it going? Doing all right. I went

for my, my annual exam this morning, which I feel like I know

that doctors specialize. I kind of wish, I think that if there's ever a gyno who is also a general

practitioner, like they're going to get all my money for the rest of my life because I'm sick

I having to go to both and just like split it up wait a minute okay because I was going to say like

when I was in Atlanta I had this doctor for a really long time that did both and it was the

opposite like she was my primary care but she was also a gyno and then she kept like pressing the

gyno issue she'd be like well you know if you want to get a pap smear, I do pap smear. And I was like, cool, good to know. And then she would say it. Like every time I would go in there, she'd be like, yo, by the way, if you need, I'm a gyno too. And I'm like, okay. I was, I didn't mean to tell her like, I'm seeing someone. Like, it's cool. Like, I don't need the pap smear from you.

I just need all the other stuff.

But I love this, like, hard sell car salesman approach.

I'm fairly certain she's not listening to this podcast nor will.

And, in fact, I don't even know if she's practicing medicine, but, yo, she was like a legendary freak.

Yeah. So she was the like Atlanta, like she was the in-town doctor that took like no insurance.

So basically like it was like everybody's like doctor.

If you were like in your 20s and he didn't have health insurance, she would see you.

Okay.

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