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At the Hospital

At the hospital I had an appointment It appears my kidneys are in a bad shape Due to my diabetes. Leaving with this glad tiding I went the wrong way out And was brutally stopped by a Nazi guard. I pushed back And we ended up in a fight that was stopped by my nurse Who whispered something in his ear? He let go. I needed a pee, he wouldn´t tell me Where the toilet was The revenge of the small people. I took my out ready to pee on the floor. They hastily showed me the loo. The guard said: don´t be so impolite, And I said do not ever touch me again And made a Hitler salutation. When this happened, my wife was sitting In a waiting room trying to call a cab I told her nothing. The problem with diabetes it attacks the body And the mind.

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