[opening voice-over] Back in the day, physicians made house calls. So, if you chopped off your finger, or woke up with a touch of cholera, you could order up a doctor, like delivery pizza. A respected member of the community at your service. The ultimate personal touch.
“You Can Look (But You'd Better Not Touch)” · Season 13, Episode 10
In this episode: Meredith Grey (2), Miranda Bailey (1), Arizona Robbins (1), Jo (1)
What, you think someone's gonna swipe that thing?
Hey, someone could. Then all of a sudden, she's walking around outside.
They're locked in cells.
And I'd be trapped on the inside. No one knows me, no one trusts me. My record says that I'm in for theft or worse. So who's gonna listen to me when I'm yelling that there's been some horrible mix-up? Nobody. Nobody listens. I never get my hair done. My teeth go bad. I die in here.
That can't happen, right?
Just don't lose your badge.
[closing voice-over] There's a reason doctors prefer to see a patient in person, face to face. It's the laying on of hands. Human touch. That spark of connection. We lay hands on each other so we feel like we're all in this together. We connect with each other. Because if we didn't, we would all feel so, so alone.
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