Doctors' Gathering

emergency room.

"Wow, Adam, you really look like a doctor."

As the new mother carried her baby girl to get vaccinated with the nurse, Joey pointed at Adam with both fingers and winked.

"I was already a doctor."

Adam remained silent.

"Before, it was just a matter of words; now, it's a vivid picture."

Joey laughed.

"What's going on with you? She just had her daughter born not long ago, and you've already started dating her?"

Adam complained.

"I didn't expect that either."

Joey explained, "At first, I just went up to her because she was pretty and had a great figure. Who would have thought she was a single new mother? By then, it was too late to back out..."

"Is it too late to back out if you really want to?"

Adam looked at him with disdain.

"It's not that I don't want to withdraw this time."

Joey said aggrievedly, "The key is that she blocked my escape route. I never thought that new mothers would be so capable. It seems that being single for a long time can make you successful."

"..."

Adam felt inexplicably offended and rolled his eyes. "Have you even figured out if she's really single? Don't let the kid's Marine Corps dad suddenly show up and shoot you."

"Probably not?"

Joey was also taken aback. "She said she's single, but we only met tonight..."

"Pray."

Adam patted Joey on the shoulder.

Joey frowned, looking somewhat worried.

Such things do happen; on the contrary, they happen frequently.

Long-distance relationships are unreliable in the United States to begin with, let alone for Marines who are often out of contact and unable to reach each other.

While they're causing trouble abroad, problems usually arise at home as well.

For women like Joey, a womanizer, the biggest hurdle, or rather, the biggest weeder, is the one their families have to overcome...

Why are heart and love so separated in the West, and not considered the same thing?

Because there are too many one-night stands (ONS), if the two were compared, the divorce rate would explode, potentially destroying the concept of family and causing social unrest.

As long as I love you, but I couldn't control my hormones and made a mistake that both men and women make, you should forgive me.

When everyone accepts this narrative, marriage counseling and having marriage therapists offer comforting words like, "This kind of thing is so common; if you want to get along with life, you have to accept some infidelity," can keep the divorce rate under control and maintain people's faith in family.

"Don't look so gloomy, I have some good news for you."

Adam was startled, which made him feel much better, and then he changed the subject.

"What good news?"

Joey looked at Adam in surprise.

Barney is currently hospitalized here.

Adam joked, "Isn't that good news?"

"Barney Stinson is in the hospital?"

Joey's eyes lit up. "Why are you in the hospital? Are you sick? Which ward?"

Adam then recounted the events.

"I'll go take a look first."

Joey couldn't resist and dashed over.

"Hehe."

Adam couldn't help but laugh.

The bet with Barney will last for two months, which is too long. Let Joey go over and mock him; consider it interest.

No wonder so many big shots are sharp-tongued.

Turns out, it really does feel refreshing to roast someone.

"Dr. Derek Ramore?"

"Are you Dr. Derek Ramore from our Our Days?"

"It's me!"

Before Joey even reached Barney's ward, he was recognized.

Quite a few people in the hospital still enjoy watching this American TV series.

There was also a beautiful woman who was extremely infatuated with the doctor character played by Joey, and she came to pursue Joey.

Joey initially refused, but seeing how beautiful she was, he assumed she was deliberately playing a role-playing game, and since he wouldn't lose out anyway, he went along with it.

Who knew the other person had mental problems? Joey was almost scared to death. He'll never dare to use his doctor persona from the show to pick up girls again.

Being recognized at the hospital made Joey's vanity explode. She pursed her lips and, imitating Dr. Derek Ramore from the show, responded to everyone's greetings.

"Adam, lend me a white lab coat."

In high spirits, Joey no longer cared about making fun of Barney and decided to first reclaim his identity as Dr. Derek Ramore and get on with his act.

"No!"

Adam shook his head and refused.

He's not going to go crazy with Joey.

Regardless of whether Joey's acting skills are good or not, his dedication to acting surpasses that of the imitator Auntie, and is only slightly inferior to that of the King of Comedy.

Adam had no doubt that once Joey got into a frenzy, he would most likely stay at the hospital for a few days to have his fill.

In the original timeline, Chandler kindly helped Joey find a job at the company, but Joey got carried away with acting and started adding scenes for himself, almost causing Chandler to lose face.

Adam would never do such a thing.

Moreover, this is a hospital. If Joey overacts and something goes wrong, it will be a big problem.

"Disappointing."

Seeing Adam's resolute attitude, Joey reluctantly gave up the idea and went to Barney's ward to mock him relentlessly.

"Adam, thank you."

He ran into Liz, who was excitedly thanking Adam.

"The nerves were saved?"

Adam was astonished.

"Um."

Liz nodded vigorously. "I rushed to the Operating Room and stopped Dr. Victor. I told him that Dr. Bailey taught us to do our best to meet the patient's needs, and the patient's need is to preserve heart function."

"Dr. Victor heard that?"

Adam looked at her strangely.

For an intern to dare to confront Attending Physician to his face, even if she wasn't an intern under Dr. Victor, is incredibly audacious.

Since you're so reckless and fierce, why did you always ask me to stand up for you before?

"He asked Dr. Bailey to kick me out, but Dr. Bailey said she couldn't because we 'kids' are too difficult to deal with now."

Liz said with great joy.

"You knew he would complain about you to the Chief of Surgery, right?"

Adam couldn't help but remind him.

"I know."

Liz laughed and said, "But I don't care, we're doing the right thing."

You can do it.

Adam quipped, "From now on, whenever this patient has any thoughts, you'll definitely be the first person that comes to mind!"

Liz immediately beamed with joy, feeling neither offended nor at all delighted.

"..."

Adam remained silent.

"By the way, I'm planning to throw a party at home tomorrow night, just for us doctors to get together. Are you coming?"

Liz extended an invitation.

"A doctor's party."

Adam thought for a moment, then nodded and said, "If nothing unexpected happens, I will go."

What is networking?

That's what connections are.

Modern medicine has never been a solitary endeavor or a case of one person fighting against a thousand—a form of individual heroism.

No matter how skilled a person is, they cannot be proficient in all branches of medicine. When encountering difficult and complicated cases, multidisciplinary consultation and cooperation are necessary.

At this point, every department has its own people, making it much more efficient than simply following the proper procedures.

Efficiency is life!

"Then it's settled."

Liz was overjoyed.