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This was the conversation or about 20 seconds of it that we had with Piper.

I'm going to dinner with my boyfriend's parents tonight at their house and visit my first time meeting them.

I did some Google research on them and discovered that his dad is my gynecologist.

How long has he been your doctor?

Like for five years. I've never been so uncomfortable in my life. I don't know. Like, how do you approach that? All right, so that was last week on the show. That is horrible. That is horrible. And we heard from a lot of Burt's show listeners who work in the medical field and whatever and said the dad might not recognize you unless you go there a lot if you're only going there once a year and he's got so many patients to see every day the dad might not know but you're going to have to cross that bridge at some point anyway so they were saying you got to tell the boyfriend you might not even recognize that about your doctor though you? Don't you want to that he doesn't remember you?

Right.

Like, I mean,

it's a personal enough relationship

to where he's

going to remember your

case or remember your

face or remember your

stuff.

If you go once a year, I mean, that's five visits over five, you know what I mean? I wouldn't expect my doctor who does like physicals or whatever.

Just what's that called a general practitioner guy?

Yeah.

Who wouldn't remember?

And now if I and now I would be upset if I had something like let's say next time I

go into for a physical he's like oh you got whatever and you got to come in every two weeks for

treatment for the next six months to to have that removed or like a surgery where there's a big lead up to it.

Well, then I certainly, during that window, I would hope that I would be memorable. But if I'm just a standard issue, oh, yeah. Check in? Hey. Yeah. It's not going to hurt your ego at all to be the gynecologist and you not be remembered. Right. I'd be surprised by that. I would. That would bum me out. But in this case, not at all.

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