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NOOOOOOOO!!!!!

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    xenon
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    #13

    Hey - at least it's med school and not a BA in underwater basket weaving. There's a path to pay this back.

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    • X xenon

      Hey - at least it's med school and not a BA in underwater basket weaving. There's a path to pay this back.

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      LuFins Dad
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      #14

      @xenon said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

      Hey - at least it's med school and not a BA in underwater basket weaving. There's a path to pay this back.

      Yeah, but I’ve got to contribute enough to get a vacation house out of this…

      The Brad

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        How does your wife feel about the prospect of getting to say, in casual conversations, "my son is a doctor"?

        Will having a doctor son make the brothers/sisters-in-law jealous? They have any doctor son or daughter?

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        • AxtremusA Axtremus

          How does your wife feel about the prospect of getting to say, in casual conversations, "my son is a doctor"?

          Will having a doctor son make the brothers/sisters-in-law jealous? They have any doctor son or daughter?

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          LuFins Dad
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          #16

          @Axtremus said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

          How does your wife feel about the prospect of getting to say, in casual conversations, "my son is a doctor"?

          Will having a doctor son make the brothers/sisters-in-law jealous? They have any doctor son or daughter?

          Well, since:

          A) We’re not Jewish

          B) in 12 years under our future Nationalized Medicine Program Doctors will be glorified DMV workers

          We wonder if the ROI will be there.

          The Brad

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          • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

            @Axtremus said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

            How does your wife feel about the prospect of getting to say, in casual conversations, "my son is a doctor"?

            Will having a doctor son make the brothers/sisters-in-law jealous? They have any doctor son or daughter?

            Well, since:

            A) We’re not Jewish

            B) in 12 years under our future Nationalized Medicine Program Doctors will be glorified DMV workers

            We wonder if the ROI will be there.

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            George K
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            @LuFins-Dad said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

            @Axtremus said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

            How does your wife feel about the prospect of getting to say, in casual conversations, "my son is a doctor"?

            Will having a doctor son make the brothers/sisters-in-law jealous? They have any doctor son or daughter?

            We’re not Jewish

            The first Jewish president calls up his mother and invites her over for Passover. Characteristically, his mother immediately begins complaining.

            "Oiy, I'll need to book a flight and it's going to cost so much - it is just too much of a bother."

            Her son counters, "Mom! I'm the President! I'll hire a private jet for you!

            "Oiy, I'll need to catch a taxi and carry my luggage. It's just too much!"

            "Mom! I'm the President! I'll pick you up in my limo! Then my guards will carry your luggage for you!"

            "Oiy, I'll need to book a hotel."

            "Mom! Don't be ridiculous! I'm the President! You can stay at the White House!"

            "Okay, fine," she finally acquiesces. Two minutes later her friend Sophie, calls.

            "So, Miriam, what's new?"

            "Oiy, I'm going to my son for Pesach."

            "Who, the doctor?"

            "No, the other one."

            "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

            The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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              LuFins Dad
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              Quite frankly (and no offense @George-K ) if he’s interested in the general field but also wants to make the cash, I would suggest Nurse Anesthesiologist. Six years total schooling and $180K per year…

              But I think the lad is really into researching and finding new answers. Medical School might be the right path for him, but I’m not sure being a practicing doctor is…

              The Brad

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                George K
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                He's been in college for what, 7 months?

                Give him another 7 months...

                "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

                The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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                • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

                  Quite frankly (and no offense @George-K ) if he’s interested in the general field but also wants to make the cash, I would suggest Nurse Anesthesiologist. Six years total schooling and $180K per year…

                  But I think the lad is really into researching and finding new answers. Medical School might be the right path for him, but I’m not sure being a practicing doctor is…

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                  taiwan_girl
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                  #20

                  @LuFins-Dad said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

                  Quite frankly (and no offense @George-K ) if he’s interested in the general field but also wants to make the cash, I would suggest Nurse Anesthesiologist. Six years total schooling and $180K per year…

                  But I think the lad is really into researching and finding new answers. Medical School might be the right path for him, but I’m not sure being a practicing doctor is…

                  What about looking for a PhD? Obviously most are research and while the pay while doing your PhD program is very poor, most schools will not accept PhD candidates unless they (the school) have funding to pay for them, so the schooling is "free".

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                  • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

                    Quite frankly (and no offense @George-K ) if he’s interested in the general field but also wants to make the cash, I would suggest Nurse Anesthesiologist. Six years total schooling and $180K per year…

                    But I think the lad is really into researching and finding new answers. Medical School might be the right path for him, but I’m not sure being a practicing doctor is…

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                    jon-nyc
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                    @LuFins-Dad said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

                    But I think the lad is really into researching and finding new answers. Medical School might be the right path for him, but I’m not sure being a practicing doctor is…

                    MD/PhD then. You’re fucked. 🤣

                    Only non-witches get due process.

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                    • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

                      Quite frankly (and no offense @George-K ) if he’s interested in the general field but also wants to make the cash, I would suggest Nurse Anesthesiologist. Six years total schooling and $180K per year…

                      But I think the lad is really into researching and finding new answers. Medical School might be the right path for him, but I’m not sure being a practicing doctor is…

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                      @LuFins-Dad said in NOOOOOOOO!!!!!:

                      I’m not sure being a practicing doctor is…

                      OK, so tell him to take a minor in virtue studies as a fallback.

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