Excuse me? Doctor? If you have a moment?
A moment? What's the question?
More of a situation, a gentleman in exam three
What's the problem?
That is the problem, we're not sure
You got the chart?
Right here
Not much here is that?
No doctor, no obvious physical trauma, mm, vitals are stable
Name?
No, sir
Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them
Let's get some background on this fella
No ID, nothing, and he won't speak to anybody
Well, let's say hello
Good morning, I'm Dr. Lawson, how are you today?
How are you today?
Look son, you're in a safe place
We wanna help in whatever way we can
But you need to talk to us
We can't help you otherwise
What's happened? Tell me everything


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    It is not Dr. Lawson. It is Dr. Wasson, Robert Gordon Wasson. Who did research on Magic Mushrooms and even wrote a book with Albert Hoffman and Carl A. P. Ruck titled "The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries".

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