Due to his hectic schedule, I had seen little of the medical student
who had moved next door to me two years earlier.
I learned that he had graduated, and one day when I spotted him in
his driveway, I went over and congratulated him.
"Well," I said, "Now if I break my arm, you'll be able to fix it."
He replied, "I've been able to fix your arm for some time. The
important thing is that now I can bill for it."
