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LUDIC LOG
10.06.2004

With the dentist

DENTIST:  Open your mouth, please.  Which one is the tooth that hurts?
LARRY:  I'm not sure.  I think all of my teeth hurt.
DENTIST:  Your gum is infected.  I am going to prescribe an antibiotic.
LARRY:  How about some painkillers?
DENTIST:  No, I do not think that will be necessary.
LARRY:  Because it really hurts.  I think I could use some Vicodin.
DENTIST:  This one has to be extracted.  You also have a cavity.
LARRY:  Back home, in America, cavities are often treated with Oxycontin.
DENTIST:  I cannot fill it today.  You will have to come back another day.
LARRY:  What about the Oxycontin?
DENTIST:  I assure you that will not be necessary.  Do you use dental floss?
LARRY:  No, but you know what would help me remember?  Xanax.
DENTIST:  You should use dental floss daily.
LARRY:  Are you going to give me local or general anesthesia?
DENTIST:  I am going to give you a shot of novocaine.
LARRY:  Maybe I could have some to take home.
DENTIST:  Rinse out your mouth and spit over there.
LARRY:  Or maybe a cannister of nitrous.
DENTIST:  If it hurts, take two aspirins and use an ice bag.
LARRY:  Ether?

Renting a car

LARRY:  I want to rent a car.
EMPLOYEE:  Do you want a big car or a compact model?
LARRY:  Compact.  I'm really just going to drive it to and from the hotel.
EMPLOYEE:  We charge for mileage unless you rent by the week.
LARRY:  Because it's just me on this trip.  I'm alone.  In my hotel.
EMPLOYEE:  I suggest that you rent a standard shift car.
LARRY:  I mean, the room has, it's got a big bed.  But it's just me in it.  For now.
EMPLOYEE:  A standard shift uses less gasoline.  I also advise insurance.
LARRY:  So if you have any suggestions about how to spend my time here...
EMPLOYEE:  We accept cash, traveler's checks or credit cards.
LARRY:  I'm not really doing anything.  I have no plans.  For my room I have.
EMPLOYEE:  How about this red convertible?
LARRY:  Look, are you a hooker?

In the emergency room

DOCTOR:  What happened, sir?  How did you get hurt?
LARRY:  It's the strangest thing.  I was walking along and I heard a shot.
DOCTOR:  Did you lose consciousness?
LARRY:  It just happened to hit me here in the back of the shoulder.
DOCTOR:  I'm going to wash and disinfect the wound.
LARRY:  I don't know if you've heard about that big bank robbery downtown.
DOCTOR:  Did they ever give you a tetanus shot?
LARRY:  Nothing to do with me.  I was hit by a stray bullet.  From a plane.
DOCTOR:  We need an X-ray.  They will take you to the X-ray room.
LARRY:  What's the doctor-patient confidentiality law like in this country?

Problems with the car

LARRY:  Fill the tank, please.  And give me oil, too.
ATTENDANT:  What brand of oil do you use?
LARRY:  Pennzoil.  Oh, and don't look in the glove compartment.
ATTENTANT:  I'm going to put water in the radiator.
LARRY:  That's fine.  Stay out of the trunk, too.
ATTENDANT:  Are you a member of the Auto Club?
LARRY:  Don't look under the seats.  Or in the back.
ATTENDANT:  You need a new battery, sir.
LARRY:  In fact, you should probably stay out of the interior altogether.
ATTENDANT:  It should be ready on Monday if it doesn't need spare parts.
LARRY:  What's the customer-mechanic confidentiality law like in this country?
 
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