testing, testing, one, two, three. sir, you got the headphones part there? yes, this is the doctor. am i looking for a part-time job? hi, this is dianna. i m looking for a medical field. you guys want to [bleep] around? you re going to [bleep] need pain management. i walked out of the door. you make a lot more money doing this than you do doing plastic surgery. my doctor s average is about 1.8 million a year. oh my god. that s great, chris. hello? christopher? yes. hey, it s the sheriff s office. what s wrong? you need to come home right now. there s some people at your house who need to speak to you. hello? hey. they re in the house. they have dogs and the fbi is here. it s not a [bleep] joke. baby, you know i love you, right? yeah, i do. what do you want me to do? i don t know, chris. baby, i m [bleep] i m [bleep] why are you [bleep] they re going to put me in jail for a long time, babe. a long [bleep] time. you just need to rel
you can have a seat right over there? i said, i ll give you an extra $200. and she said, ok, you re next. and they walked me to the mri machine. they said it would be faxed within an hour. we go back to american pain. i had to do my urine test. and then i got to go in to see the doctor. it was dr. bosher s. he looked worn down. we found out later, dr. bosher s, he would use a lot of pills himself. and he would carry a gun to the clinic. we asked him, why do you carry a gun? he goes, that place is dangerous. he took my blood pressure, a quick history. he asked me, had i ever taken roxicodone before. you re basically already prescribing me a drug. then i knew everybody knows what s going on. i got a little more comfortable because he knows what i m there for.
within an hour. we go back to american pain. i had to do my urine test. and then i got to go in to see the doctor. it was dr. bosiers. he looked worn down. we found out later, dr. bosher s, he would use a lot of pills himself. and he would carry a gun to the clinic. we asked him, why do you carry a gun? he goes, that place is dangerous. he took my blood pressure, a quick history. he asked me, had i ever taken roxicodone before. you re basically already prescribing me a drug. then i knew everybody knows what s going on. i got a little more comfortable because he knows what i m there for.