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You would drive into the oil change lot and leave the car. Walk next door to the doc's get the checkup and wander back to find the car waiting for you ready to drive off.
They could share the office appointment maker / receptionist.
(Both tasks are a pain, and I always put them off too long.
This kind of thing might make it easier.)
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That's convenient. I would even be more likely to go to the doctor if I had an oil change as an excuse. Welcome to the halfbakery. |
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Depending on the nature and extent of cyborgisation, these could merge. |
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My parents have given some thought into opening a joint
family medicine/veterinary practice here in our little
town. Maybe they should have a drive-through oil-change
and service bay around the back. |
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What if the doc discovers that you need surgery,
stat, and wants you to drive down to the local
hospital but your car's out of commission? |
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They should also have a barber, for my annual haircut. |
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// What if the doc discovers that you need surgery, stat,
and wants you to drive down to the local hospital but your
car's out of commission? // |
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Well, the ambulance crew waiting on standby at the
volunteer fire department would take you in an
emergency, otherwise the mechanic would have one or two
loaner cars in the back lot. I mean, we have all the
amenities of modern life here. It's a small town in the
mountains, not the Outer Hebrides. |
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I am an //office appointment maker receptionist// and on a bad day I might say "Mr. Jones your cholesterol needs to be changed every six months." [+] |
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For most things a doctor would immediately send you
to surgery for, they are going to call an ambulance,
since anything that immediate usually comes with a
high risk of passing out/losing control. |
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For most things, the doctor will schedule an
appointment some time in the future for the
procedure, since they need to schedule a non-
emergency operating room and surgical team. |
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And when you get home, your carpets have been steam
cleaned. Bun! |
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It should also be a barber's so they can surgerise you. |
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Welcome [popbottle] to the Royal Society of Noble Half Bakers aka the Halfbakery. |
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Your sentence construction/grammar needs some attention [we're very particular about that sort of thing here], but you are nevertheless rewarded with a croissant, upon which to feast, and use to wash down the irritating itch of that single nuisance fish bone. [+] |
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