The Sort Of People I Am Being Trained By

A residency anecdote: attending Dr. K, sued by a litigious pathological-liar patient, drives to Florida and stakes out her workplace in hat-and-dark-glasses to film her running in high heels, winning the malpractice case. Told as a vivid character sketch of the kind of doctor training Scott.

Quality 54 · Solid. Solid, mid: a well-told, entertaining true-anecdote with a strong narrative arc, but it's a story about someone else with no larger argument or insight — memoir color rather than an essay. 54.

Claude’s paradigm shift 34 · Slight. Slight: a personal anecdote, no conceptual novelty. 34.

Real-world impact 1 · Negligible. A personal-blog story; no reach. RWI 1.

Humor 1/5 · Lizardman’s Constant. Gate at 1 (Lizardman): mildly, incidentally funny in the telling (the hat-and-dark-glasses stakeout), but the intent is anecdote, not comedy — barely nonzero.