r/interesting • u/tyrion2024 • 10h ago

MISC. A Virginia man inadvertently left his phone recording while he was under anesthesia for a colonoscopy, which captured audio of the doctors: mocking him, instructing a medical assistant to lie to him, and discussing giving him a false diagnosis of hemorrhoids. In 2015, a jury awarded him $500,000.

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u/threebodysolution2 10h ago

Dr Tiffany M. Ingram

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u/Patrizsche 9h ago

Very pretty! Don't want her near my rectum though

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u/Level_Abrocoma8925 9h ago

A bit of a contradiction that!

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u/obxtalldude 8h ago edited 2h ago

I rarely trust pretty people - met too many narcissists. It's amazing when you meet someone who's managed to NOT let pretty privilege go to their head.

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u/Erythronium_spp 3h ago

Definitely some pretty privilege. I work at some upscale store right now, women who come in who probably were attractive when younger but definitely aren't now (and certainly seem to think they still are) have the most uppity, sociopathic attitudes and behavior.

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u/obxtalldude 2h ago

Yeah my wife got us to join the local Country Club a couple years ago.

It's been educational.

There is a certain aggressiveness to some people who have lost that pretty privilege in my experience as well.

The ones who are philosophical about losing it on the other hand are among my favorite people. They have a lot more to offer than just the surface, so they don't need to worry about it as much.

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u/th3rdnutt 9h ago

She'll dominate your prostate.

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u/tryyeezus 9h ago

I'll pay extra for that 😏