Hey, this is John.

This is Sam.

Your OG OK Storytime podcast hosts. We have some great stories coming up. But before that, we have a quick two-minute break from the sponsors that keep the show alive. This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. My boyfriend is lying about being in medical school, and I'm going to catch him. Caught red-handed, I guess. I, 26 female, I've been dating Sam, 31 male.

Ew.

For about four months now.

We met online and he told me he was going to be a doctor.

The first two months were fine.

But the last two months, I have started to feel like he hasn't been honest about several aspects of his life.

The biggest being him in medical school. He used to live overseas and was in medical school there for a short time. I'm pretty sure this is true because I've seen pictures. That was about five years ago. By the way, this comes from Throway 83, 94, 27, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to the hour slash okay story time separate it. I'm Sophia. I'm Carly. And I'm Cowboy Keon. And we're here to give good advice goofily, but we don't have all the answers. We only know what we'd do. So let us know what you would do in the comments. The school that he says he goes to is fairly prestigious. And I have another friend, Jason, who graduated with a medical degree from the same school.

Jason has told me how difficult the program was and now he never had time for anything besides

studying. Jason also said that nobody in his program worked. Sam works 40 hours a week in an office

and I've never once seen him study. He always seems to have a completely open schedule to hang out all the time,

which I thought was odd. I asked him why he's never studying and he said he doesn't need to.

I was always a good test taker and never studied a lot in college, but I still feel like medical

school is a whole different ballgame. I've spent a lot of time at Sam's house and have never seen a single

document suggesting he was in school. Textbooks, assignments, nothing. He also has let me use both of

his computers and I've never seen anything on his history or anything suggesting anything to do with

school. I don't know about you guys, but when I was in school, I had papers all over my house and my computer always had school stuff on it. A few weeks ago, we were at dinner, and I can't remember how this was brought up, but he mentioned that the human ear has 30-something bones in it. I know from high school biology that it has three bones. And I said he was wrong. He said something to the effect of,

I'm a medical student.

Are you going to tell me I'm wrong?

So I googled it right in front of him and showed him that I was correct.

And he seemed mad.

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