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A college student's first visit to the university health clinic is a comedically surreal experience. Navigating the bizarre waiting room, the seemingly disinterested staff, and the doctor who feels like a recent graduate, the student undergoes a series of absurd interactions. From the strange health posters to the doctor's questions about stress and lifestyle choices, the clinic's atmosphere feels more like a reality show than a place of medical care. The student ultimately leaves with a prescription for throat lozenges and a newfound appreciation for the simple pleasures of sleep, highlighting the relatable challenges and humor of navigating college life. Comparable works include The movie 'The Breakfast Club' captures similar themes of navigating adolescence and social anxieties, while the book 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' offers a relatable portrayal of navigating personal struggles in a college setting.

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