The Flow of Time

Duncan Apartment.

"Adam, you're really going to be a doctor!"

Rachel's eyes were somewhat unfocused.

She's a doctor-father type, and she often can't control her inner primal urges.

Adam only had a fleeting interest, but she used all her super, ultimate, and final flirting techniques, all of which failed. In the end, she gave up the idea after being comforted by her father.

Now, it seems that Adam is about to enter Columbia University Medical School, completely replicating the path her father once took, and is expected to be even more successful and illustrious than him.

The primordial power within his body involuntarily surged once more.

"Cough, ha!"

Beside him, Ross coughed and chuckled awkwardly as he reminded him, "Hello? Your boyfriend is also a PhD!"

Yes, yes.

Rachel waved her hand dismissively.

Ross rolled his eyes immediately.

That's right!

The two continued on the same path as in the original timeline. When Rachel saw Ross's infatuation with her in the high school graduation videotape, she was so moved that she took the initiative to pursue him.

Ross naturally complied, after all, this was Rachel, his goddess from his school days, and the goddess he hadn't yet won over.

Thus, the two fell deeply in love.

"I've worked so hard for this all this time."

Adam laughed.

There are four steps to applying for admission to medical school.

The first step is MCAT.

Even if the results aren't out yet, Adam is absolutely confident that he will pass the medical school entrance exam Adam took today with a high score.

The second step is the main application.

This means submitting a primary application to AMCAS, the United States medical school application service, which is equivalent to establishing your medical student file.

Application materials include university transcripts, MCAT scores, extracurricular activity records, and a personal statement.

Extracurricular activity records include things like whether you've volunteered in Africa or done up to 5,000 hours of volunteer work in a hospital.

Because it's a two-way selection process, you can apply to many schools.

The third step is to prepare replacement parts and auxiliary materials.

Once the main application is completed, the medical school you applied to will review your file. They may reject you outright or ask you to provide additional documents and information they require.

If you haven't been eliminated in terms of college grades, MCAT scores, extracurricular activities, and personal statements, but there are still too many applicants for top medical schools, then further screening will definitely be required.

Therefore, supplementary documents are the basis for them to further screen according to their own needs, such as your family situation, what you can add to the school's 'culture', etc.

The fourth step is the interview.

At this stage, as long as no major problems arise, such as being unable to communicate freely or angering the interviewer, you've basically succeeded.

With Leonard, a former outstanding graduate of Columbia University Medical School and now a senior Attending Physician in Cardiothoracic Surgery at New York University Medical Center, the next three steps were a piece of cake.

Adam said: Going through the back door is so awesome!

"Chandler, how have you been lately?"

Adam asked with concern.

"Not bad."

Chandler joked, "It can't get any worse than it was before, can it?"

His parents are routinely dragged out and mocked; everyone has gotten used to it.

"Chandler is about to get a promotion at the advertising agency."

Monica laughed and said, "His boss admires him."

"That's inevitable."

Adam laughed and said, "Chandler is so humorous that even his casual jokes can be included in magazines as funny stories. He has a real talent for this, and advertising is no exception."

Two years ago, Chandler was about to be promoted to manager, but because he didn't like the job, he impulsively resigned and then felt lost and didn't know what to do.

In the past, his boss would have repeatedly invited him back because he was indeed talented and experienced in data processing, which Chandler naturally refused at first.

But every time he refused, his boss would significantly increase his salary and even provide him with a large private office and an assistant.

Chandler could only run back, thoroughly satisfied.

The large office and the female assistant were initially very novel and interesting, but this came at a price.

Chandler needs to work harder, and once he becomes a supervisor, he will have to give orders to his former colleagues who used to slack off together, forcing them to work overtime to complete the target tasks.

Then, he was ostracized by his former colleagues, who also mocked and ridiculed him behind his back.

Chandler was unhappy, which is why he quit after working for more than ten years to reach a senior position in the company, and started from scratch, participating in an unpaid training program for new advertising planners. At one point, he was so financially strapped that he had to ask Joey for a loan.

You should know that he had always been the one sponsoring Joey.

Now, with Adam's encouragement and financial support, Chandler had the courage to figure out what he really wanted to do. After much deliberation, he finally chose the advertising industry with Adam's encouragement.

Adam didn't remember Chandler's final choice in the original timeline. He thought so because Chandler was Nora's son and had a talent for writing.

Advertising, in essence, is all about words and jokes, and Chandler, with his talent and interest, naturally found it exceptionally easy and enjoyable to work in.

After more than a year of development, Chandler has become a qualified advertising planner, actively contributing ideas to many of the company's important advertisements, and is well-liked by his boss.

A promotion and a raise are just around the corner.

"Hey! That's my joke!"

Ross protested, "The magazine included my jokes, not Chandler's."

"Come on."

Adam quipped, "We all know Chandler is the funniest one among us, so we all know what that so-called joke war was all about."

Previously, Ross sent a funny joke that Chandler had casually told to a magazine, which was then published, and he received a $20 fee for it.

The amount of money may be small, but the significance is different.

Ross got all excited and went around telling people that his jokes had been published.

Unable to argue with Ross, who was determined to show off, Chandler finally took a notebook and wrote down all the jokes he told every day, marking the date and time, to prevent Ross from stealing his jokes again.

"You do not know!"

Ross was furious, pointing both fingers at Adam: "You weren't there! How can you say that joke was Chandler's? Just because Chandler is the funniest among us? Can't I suddenly come up with a joke? I can be funny sometimes too!"

"Don't get agitated."

Monica reassured her, "It's just a joke, why are we arguing about it so many times?"

Adam shrugged and said no more.

Although Ross was also a friend, Adam would always side with Chandler, because of the six from his previous life Chandler, he admired Chandler the most, and he was also Nora's son...