Aug 21, 2026 · 56 min · 20 segments
There are 2 younger women sitting around a table at a trap house in Dallas, Texas. They’re both Latina with a bit of baby fat in their cheeks - but they’re not just some college students looking to…
Stephanie SooHost
Grey's Anatomy is a show about a fictional hospital in Seattle called Grey Sloan Memorial, where you watch doctors fall in love with their very attractive colleagues, while also having the bandwidth to save lives here and there.
It's, like, 35% medicine, 65% really hot conventionally attractive doctors falling in love with other really hot conventionally attractive doctors, which sounds like something that only happens in TV shows.
All day you're fixing cavities, drilling, pulling teeth, trying to maintain a conversation with someone while shoving a hose down their throat.
They stare at the TV on the ceiling and basically disassociate for 45 minutes while trying not to drool over themselves.
You're doing all of that, but now you have to convince an undeveloped frontal lobe of a toddler that cooperating is in their best interest.
And when the treatment is really, really important, sometimes that mini-size bank robber has to get strapped down to the chair exorcism style.
And I would imagine, if it were up to the children, if they knew what Google reviews were, they would leave scathing reviews of their experience at the dental office, because what kid likes a dentist? Apparently, that sentiment does not apply to Kendra.
And eventually, not that she needs it by any means to have, like, a fulfilling life, but Kendra does have her own Grey's Anatomy moment storyline, if you will.
Grey's Anatomy is a show about a fictional hospital in Seattle called Grey Sloan Memorial, where you watch doctors fall in love with their very attractive colleagues, while also having the bandwidth to save lives here and there.
It's, like, 35% medicine, 65% really hot conventionally attractive doctors falling in love with other really hot conventionally attractive doctors, which sounds like something that only happens in TV shows.
All day you're fixing cavities, drilling, pulling teeth, trying to maintain a conversation with someone while shoving a hose down their throat.
They stare at the TV on the ceiling and basically disassociate for 45 minutes while trying not to drool over themselves.
You're doing all of that, but now you have to convince an undeveloped frontal lobe of a toddler that cooperating is in their best interest.
And when the treatment is really, really important, sometimes that mini-size bank robber has to get strapped down to the chair exorcism style.
And I would imagine, if it were up to the children, if they knew what Google reviews were, they would leave scathing reviews of their experience at the dental office, because what kid likes a dentist? Apparently, that sentiment does not apply to Kendra.
And eventually, not that she needs it by any means to have, like, a fulfilling life, but Kendra does have her own Grey's Anatomy moment storyline, if you will.
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