Is the making of money that important that you should ignore everything else in your life so that you can work to make the money?

What does Dr. Renee say?

No, obviously.

But that's a hard pill to swallow if you are a pre-med student or if you're a medical student and you're just trying to get through.

I've always wanted to be a doctor.

I am here to dedicate my hours to a patient, uplift my community. What are you talking about?

But there is a difference between having a career and having money. Renee's cooking.

The aroma is a bit special.

Thanks. Cooking in the kitchen.

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