There is a skit that has been running for a while now on the station.
THE STORY
A man is led by some people to see the psychiatrist/doctor. On getting there, the man quickly tells the doctor that he is not mad. The mad man claims that the persons who brought him insist he is mad but he has told them over and over that he is not mad.
The doctor listens and asks if the mad man can convince him that he is not mad. The mad man agrees that the doctor should test him. The doctor asks some question concluding by asking him what a noun is. To the uttermost shock of the doctor, the mad man gave perfect answers to all the questions.
The doctor certifies him okay and the mad man was excited accusing the people that brought him as the mad ones. He then tells the doctor that all the answers he gave came from the kidney while pointing to his head. The doctor asks him why he is pointing to his head but he insists that what he is pointing at is his kidney. Immediately the doctor changed his mind and concluded that he is indeed mad.
The man got angry and insisted the doctor is mad. They exchanged words and the doctor shouted for the security to come and get man out of his office.
The acting was well delivered and actually funny. I enjoy it every single time it is played.
While trying to make the crescendo soooooo funny, the scriptwriter and actors forgot that the man was brought to the DOCTOR because he was MAD.
So why should the doctor who is supposed to be a psychiatrist, send out a patient after confirming the sickness?
So why should the doctor who is supposed to be a psychiatrist, send out a patient after confirming the sickness?
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