There was so much to see there, I can't really isolate one or two stories.
(For the record, I took my daughter to the OB/GYN)
The guy that I was talking to was deaf, so I had to speak very loudly to him, which I'm sure made everyone feel at ease.
Then there was this blind chick in her teens that was, I'm sure, feeling no pain and not terribly concerned about ANYTHING. She had this 400 pound chick in a similar state of mind, but able to see, lead her over to the coffee stand and about half way there the blind chick just broke out in laughter and almost fell over. She wasn't saying anything and she didn't trip. She just felt the need to let some laughter out, I guess kinda like a pressure relief valve.
The talkative paranoid schizophrenic was hitting on a girl named Jennifer trying to leave the office. (poor Jennifer)
Then there was the ward staff that was carrying on the conversation with the guy in the Army ball cap that couldn't speak very well. She seemed to understand him, but it was just incoherent noises to my ears.
There was more, but I just can't think of it right now. If John was there, he goes a LONG way to see the doctor!
