I've always loved going to my doctor and being thoroughly examined. Cold steel and stirrups! It's at once humiliating and exciting. Anyway, a favorite fantasy of mine has always been, "Suppose he isn't really a doctor at all, just someone pretending to be a doctor ..." Eliza
(P.S. At some point I'd like to write this story from Amanda's point of view as well.)
Dallas had just finished mopping the company doctor's office and put away his cleaning implements. He was getting ready to check the doctor's cabinets for interesting drugs when he heard the tip tap of high heels in the corridor outside. A woman in a dark blue business suit hurried in, getting the floor dirty again. Dallas was going to say something to her but she spoke first. "Oh, Doctor Greenwell, I am SO glad you're still here ... "
Dumb bitch, she thinks I'm Greenwell, Dallas thought. What an idiot!
Breathlessly, she said, "I just came in for an interview today, to maybe work in accounts receivable?" Data entry? And, you know what they said? In the personnel office? They said I could start MONDAY if I got a physical from the company doctor today ... otherwise I can't start for a whole week, I don't understand why, but I REALLY need this job so I am SO glad you're still in your office, Doctor Greenwell, because they said you sometimes leave at four on Fridays...".
Oh yeah, like that asshole Greenwell ever stays past three ... he's teeing off at his country club by now. However, the woman's confusion seemed to present him with an opportunity. Yeah, this could work out real nice. Instead of hiding in the broom closet and looking out at the doctor examining women from the peephole he had made, he might actually get to examine a real live woman himself. This is, if he could make her believe that he was a doctor. And this broad seemed dumb enough for that maybe to work.
Don't want to seem too anxious though. "I'm afraid you're gonna have to wait until Monday for your physical," Dallas told her. "I'm just about to leave for the weekend." Nice looking but dumb, dumb, dumb. Nice little titties. She's maybe a little bit chubby but what the hell, seen lots worse.
"Oh, don't say that doctor. I have got to get a job and right away, so I need your help."
"What your big hurry?" asked Dallas.
"I ... I guess I can tell you ... since you're a doctor and you can't ... I mean, you have to maintain confidentiality, right?"
Maintain confidentiality? What shitty TV show did she get that phrase from?
"Yeah, sure, your secrets are safe with me ..." Yeah, right! Nothin's safe with me ...
"Well, my husband works night, and my sister and I ... we started going out to that casino, the one the Indians run and ... I kinda got into playing blackjack, and I had this incredible run of luck and was up like thousands of dollars .... but then I started losing and ... I have a lot of debts I have to pay off before my husband finds out or he'll kill me and the people at the casino are getting really, really nasty about me not paying them back..."
Dallas hastily slipped on one of Doctor Greenwell's white lab coats, though it was too small for him. This silly bitch hadn't even noticed that he was in overalls. What kind of a friggin' doctor wears overalls?
"Well, "Dallas said with a sigh, "sounds like you got problems all right. Guess maybe I could help you out and give you a quick check out." He said with pretended reluctance, "You got the form?" He remembered when he was hired to be a janitor, they made him come to Doctor Asshole and he had to pee in a jar. The doctor took his blood pressure and his temperature and the doctor filled out a form that the people in the personnel department had handed him.
"Yes, I have it right here in my purse. You know, I can't understand why I need a physical to work in accounts receivable. I just don't get it. I've never had to have a physical to work anywhere else..."
"Company policy," Dallas said, as if that explained everything. "Partly, it's about drugs. Company don't want none of them drug-users working here. Partly, it's about insurance. They don't want to give insurance to people with uh, pre-exiting conditions." Somehow pre-exiting didn't sound right but she didn't seem to notice. "All right, give me the form, let's get this started."
She handed him the form. It asked for some very basic medical data and pointedly asked if the prospective employee had tested positive for drugs of any sort.
"All right," sounding as if he were granting her the sweetest favor in the world. "I guess I can do this for you now, although it takes some time. Name?
"Amanda. Amanda Woodridge."
"Age? Height? Weight?"
"Thirty three. Five foot five. A hundred and thirty-five pounds ...."
He looked at her. "We'll have to check that, of course ..."
"All right, a hundred and forty pounds."
"Bra size?"
"What?"
"Bra size."
"Why do they want to know that?"
"I don't know why you are wasting my time," Dallas threw the form down. "Ms. Woodridge ... Amanda ... you can take that matter up with the personnel office, I'm just filling out the form. Or if you prefer, you can come back on Monday and ..."
"I was just wondering why they wanted that particular information. But if you must know, 34B. Well, sometimes, depending on the bra, 34 A, but usually B."
"All right, well next you gotta go pee in a cup ..." He looked around for a urine sample cup and couldn't find one. He handed her the doctor's coffee mug.
"I have to ... urinate in this?"
Doctor Greenwell's cup said, "World's greatest dad." It should say, "World's biggest asshole." "Yeah, that's the idea. Go pee-pee in the cup"
She looked flustered. "Uh ... where's the ladies' room?"
"Oh I'm sure you'd like the chance to use someone's drug-free pee. You want me to certify that you're not using, then it has to be what we call a doctor-observed pee. A DOP, they call it. I uh, have to be able to certify it's really your piss."
"Oh my God," she said, "I don't even think I can do that. I mean, while someone is watching ... God I'd be so embarrassed."
Dallas shrugged. "I can have the nurse observe you next week, when she gets back from Cancun ..."