All right, guys, last segment was about a resident whose attending was under the influence

of melatonin and lunesta.

And we gave a little bit of advice about what to do about that.

But upcoming in this segment, we're going to be talking about Dr. Nees.

Well, he ain't going to be talking about Dr. Well, what we're going to be talking about Dr. Nees. Well, he ain't going to be talking about, well, what we're going to be talking about.

So last episode or two episodes ago, we talked, we answered a question from a family medicine resident who is dating someone who's in the Boston area.

And they were trying to figure out, well, as I'm finishing residency

and I'm dating someone in Boston, I need to find like a Locum's gig for like three or four months

and then I'm good, right? So we answered their question and they wrote back to us and they say,

like, why the hell you roasted me, Dr. Ne?

That's probably what it said, because, like, you kind of insulted the person when you answered the question.

Like, they didn't know what a plane was and they didn't know what a train was. Like, that's really not the way to go about answering questions from the audience because, you know, you will get canceled.

Thanks, Dr. So you need, you need to apologize.

That won't happen, but thanks, Dr. Let me, let me read to you what they say, what they had said.

What they had to be.

Can I read this question, please?

Go. Thank you for, thank you for taking my long and complicated questions on your most recent episode.

I wanted to send an update on how the job search worked out. I was the third-year family medicine resident.

Dr. Ney, since your response on the podcast, my girlfriend and Locum's wife have left me.

It doesn't say that, Ney.

Do you want me to share this with you? I'm going to keep going.

I took a job Monday through Friday in the Arctic Circle,

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