I hate to be the one to say this – but I think we’re giving a little too much kudos to doctors these days. Look at all of the controversy around health care. Who is a primary player in all of this? Gee, I don’t know, maybe DOCTORS?
Look, doctors are useful, I am not saying they’re not. But I just think we should take a step back and examine just how high of a pedestal we have placed them on.
For example, the other day I was driving to a secluded area to go for a jog and I must have driven by at least half a dozen streets named after doctors. How insane is that!? America, what are we doing to ourselves?
First there was Circle Doctor Street. That’s fine, I guess. I mean, who was this Circle Doctor? Or was it a person who was a doctor of circles? If so, what’s that mean? If it instead was or is someone’s last name, what country are you even from?
Then I was driving past Saint James Doctor. Then Callaway Doctor.
That’s another thing, when we name roads after doctors, why do we reverse their names? Shouldn’t it be Doctor Circle? Doctor Saint James? Doctor Callaway? (And really, Doctor Saint James? Someone named their child Saint? Come on, people, that’s a tough name to live up to.)
Look at this, another overly praised Doctor. Boyden, pft, I bet you’re not that good.
DumbFunnery 
Comments on: "Are Doctors Too Well Respected in America?" (1)
Flippin’ doctors with their roads. I mean, at least when you drive by road named after a saint, you figure they earned it somehow. I mean I don’t know what 132nd St did to have a number named after him (or her, I believe in the 18th century, 132nd was a girl’s name) but it had to have been worthy.