Experience at the urologist

Recently I was at my regular urologist for routine check of my testicles. He has a very small practice. When I was at the reception counter the doctor talked to the nurse and notified her that she should provide a coffee for patient xy as he apparently has not well tolerated his exam or treatment. He gave her a signed consent form for a cystoscopy as well as a documentation for a HPV shot. I realized quickl that the patient probably had to endure a cystoscopy due to genital warts. The practice has two exam rooms - one room has a gyn chair with huge stirrups for endoscopies and minor surgeries and another room with an ultrasound machine. The door to the room with the gyn chair is normally open allowing me always to glance a look and fantasize about a treatment in this room. This time the door was closed. I took a seat in the waiting room that would allow me to directly look at the door of the procedure room. A few minutes later, a young good looking guy walked out of the room. He seemed to be in pain and not feeling too good. He took a chair directly next to me. With the door to the procedure room now being open I could directly see the gyn chair with its huge stirrups. It didn't take long for the nurse to bring to the coffee for the patient. On her way back she entered the procedure room and did some cleaning up. A few seconds later she walked out of the room with the rigid cystoscope that probably had been used for the guy's exam in her hand in order to sterilize it. When the guy saw the long metal endoscope that only a few minutes ago was in his urethra he shivered. He drank his coffee, wrote some SMS and then left.

For me this situation was incredibly interesting...