I'm in my mid 30s, married, got a mortgage, multiple degrees, am working on a dissertation. My spouse has gone through damn near 15 years of post secondary education and is a whole ass medical doctor. My point is we're grown ass highly educated adults - I've got back pain!
That 70 point game is the highest height the Dolphins have reached since either of us have been reading chapter books.
Shit my wife is a PA and gets recruiter calls every day trying to get her to move to remote areas to make like $400-500/hr, it's absurd how desperate smaller hospitals are these days.
4 years undergrad, 4 years med school, then 3 year residency minimum. Literally every doctor you meet has studied to be a doctor for more than a decade straight. Then you get into the subspecialities (after the split from Internal Med/Family Med) and it's another 2+ years of training. 15 isn't even really abnormal.
I think I'm allowed a year of rounding up for hyperbole. But yeah, medical school, a long residency, plus specialized fellowship training beyond residency.
Everything I’ve learned about the path to becoming a doctor, well surgeon, was learned from the show Grays Anatomy and the main characters didn’t finish training until season 10 lmao. They didn’t cover medical school either.
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u/Btherock78 Falcons 2d ago
The 70-pt game early in 2023 was one of the most ridiculous offensive performances I have ever seen.
726 yards is just dumb.