Anytime I drop something that I know could shatter or break or be harmed by hitting a surface, I get my foot under it.

Yep, to stop.

Reflexively.

Yep. Cushing it.

That's one day that is going to backfire and I'm going to end up with a scalpel in my foot.

Welcome to Into the Pit, the officially unofficial podcast for The Pit on HBO Max. I'm Jim. I'm Aaron.

I think last time we did this, I might have said this was on Apple TV Plus. I'm sorry.

I believe this is an HBO Max show now that I've watched on HBO Max for 19 weeks in a row.

Finally learning.

Aaron, what did you think about this episode in general?

I liked it. I continue to dub this in empathy engine and I think it does

such a great job at very easily illustrating some of the common problems that come into the

hospital, both procedurally, administratively, medically, and in terms of getting payment

and insurance done.

And I like how they continue to kind of weave in the doctor's personal stories in a very

organic way.

You know, you're just kind of picking up on things and seeing this and that.

And I thought it was a really good mix of, you know, I love seeing Whitaker get like a really good to save.

You know, I felt like that Jean Sombose would have been a dead man without him catching that posterior stimmy.

Yeah.

And I like this a little bit.

I hate that the guy almost could have died from it, but I like to get, I like to see Ogilville. Yeah. And I like this a little bit. I hate the guy.

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