7/24 - DMH Hospital (Day 5)

Our last day at DMH.

Today we briefly visited the PICU again before seeing more patients with Dr. Joshi in his office. 

In the office we talked with Dr. Joshi as to why he became a pediatrician. His response was quite simple: it is an extremely social job. We all noticed it during our shifts, but Dr. Joshi absolutely loved to interact with the children and the parents alike. To him, to be a doctor means engaging with your patients and trying to understand them as much as possible. Not only does this keep the profession but going stale, but it helps you enjoy what you do all the more.

After our final shift we decided to see a movie: Minions!

Some interesting observations while about the cinema:

• Very rarely to people purchase their tickets at the door. It is almost always done online. That being said, tickets are extremely affordable. 
• Both Indian and American movies are available. Some have subtitles, others do not. 
• All seats inside the movie theater are reclinable. Quite relaxing.
• There is an enormous variety of snacks to choose from. Sandwiches, popcorn, samosas, ice cream, creamed corn with chutney, cakes, candies, hamburgers, pizzas, etc. 
• In the middle of the film, there is a 5-minute break period for viewers to get snacks or use the bathroom. 

Meet Kevin.

As for the film itself......7/10. Entertaining, but not much going on plot-wise. Sure is nice to hear your name spoken over and over again in a movie.

Our final weekend starts tomorrow!