About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet hallway outside Dr. Johnson’s office, a regular noticed something unusual one morning—a small brass plaque on the receptionist’s desk reading ‘World’s Best Associate.’ It seemed out of place among the serious medical diplomas and certificates. A delivery driver stopped by later that day and asked if he could borrow some sugar from ‘the world’s best associate.’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘Help yourself, but don’t forget to bring back the jar!’
2. In the waiting room of Associates of Otolaryngology, an elderly gentleman cleared his throat so loudly that everyone jumped. ‘Excuse me,’ he said with a twinkle in his eye, ‘but I seem to be losing my hearing again.’ A young delivery driver leaned over and whispered, ‘Sir, you’re not just losing your hearing—you might be gaining a new voice!’ The old man laughed heartily, and soon everyone was laughing along. As he left, he turned back and winked, saying, ‘Guess I’ll see you guys next time I start talking to myself.’
3. A young nurse was closing up for the night when she heard a strange noise coming from behind the reception desk. Peering around cautiously, she saw a delivery driver clearing his throat repeatedly. Curious, she approached and asked him what was wrong. With a sheepish smile, he explained that he had just eaten too many cough drops and needed water. The nurse laughed, fetched some water, and they both shared a brief laugh before she locked up for the night.
4. In the morning routine of Associates of Otolaryngology, a delivery driver paused mid-step upon noticing a mysterious note taped to the door: ‘Please whisper your symptoms.’ The delivery driver leaned in closer and whispered softly, ‘Doc, I’m having trouble with my hearing.’ A nurse overheard him giggle and replied, ‘That’s because you’re talking to the wrong doctor!’ The whole office burst into laughter as everyone realized the sign was meant for the speech therapist next door.