DOCTOR IN THE ZOO

The transcript covers various topics, starting with a mention of Tala Palace and the uncertainty of the Dalai Lama's residence. It then shifts to personal anecdotes about medical experiences, including injuries, doctor visits, and dietary struggles. The speaker expresses frustration with medical professionals and programs, feeling unwell, and the absurdity of wearing sunglasses indoors. The transcript concludes with a humorous mention of monkey glands.

What is the narrator uncertain about regarding the Dalai Lama?

• The Dalai Lama's favorite food

• The Dalai Lama's travel plans

• Whether the Dalai Lama still lives in Tala Palace

• The Dalai Lama's age

What is the narrator's opinion about doctors?

• They are very helpful

• They are unnecessary

• They are disliked, even those at the Berlin Zoo

• They are too expensive

What dietary restriction does the narrator mention?

• Must avoid all dairy products

• Must eat only vegetables

• Cannot eat anything heavier than an egg

• Cannot consume sugar

What recent medical visits does the narrator mention?

• Visits to a chiropractor and an optometrist

• Visits to a dentist and a doctor

• Visits to a nutritionist and a therapist

• Visits to a cardiologist and a dermatologist

What humorous remark does the narrator make about feeling ill?

• Feeling ill is like a walk in the park

• Being ill is the new normal

• You think you're ill, just wait till you get monkey glands

• Illness is just a state of mind