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Debi Evans reported this on UKColumn News with more documentation than this good doctor, who actually divulges that although he is British, he is now practicing and so presumably living in the US. I am pleased he has made this clear, because up until now it appeared to me that he lived and practiced in the UK, and was thus speaking from that point of view; I can now see that was an incorrect assumption on my part.
Seeing that the average GP has something like 10 minutes at the most for each patient, it doesn’t leave much time to talk about why the patient consulted the doctor in the first place.
If it’s a man under the age of 50, the rest of the time will be taken up asking him whether he’s pregnant or not.