About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet morning in Saribalas Clinic when a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. The usually bustling hallway was empty, and the soft hum of machinery had been replaced by an eerie silence. As he peered inside, he saw an old receptionist dozing off in her chair. Startled awake by his presence, she yawned and said, ‘Oh, hello there! We’re just taking our mid-morning siesta.’ The delivery driver blinked several times before realizing it must be some kind of strange holiday. He chuckled and left with a package, thinking, ‘Next time I’ll check the calendar first!’
2. In Saribalas Clinic’s waiting room, a small dog named Max started behaving oddly whenever Dr. Saribalas adjusted his glasses. The staff thought it was just a coincidence until one day, Max began barking wildly every time someone mentioned ‘tonsillectomy’. One day, an elderly lady arrived for her annual check-up. As usual, she chatted with Max during the wait. When Dr. Saribalas asked about her health, she casually remarked, 'Oh, I'm fine—just a bit worried about my tonsils.' Max immediately went nuts, causing everyone in the room to laugh. Turns out, he was just a canine connoisseur of funny stories about tonsillectomies.
3. In Saribalas Clinic's parking lot, a security guard wondered aloud: "Why does everyone leave their car doors wide open?" Then an old man in a suit approached and asked, ‘Are you sure these cars won’t drive off?’ The guard shrugged: ‘I don’t know, but they never did before.’ A delivery driver laughed: ‘Probably waiting for their remote controls to show up!’
4. In Saribalas Clinic’s reception area, a nurse whispered to her colleague: ‘Why do patients always ask for Dr. Saribalas even though he retired five years ago?’ Another nurse leaned over and replied with a knowing smile: ‘Because they’re not asking for him—they’re asking for their own imaginary doctor from childhood!’