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Doctor Mike knows that english taxpayers want their national health system being fast and effective. That's why this assessment is so mechanically perfect.
Too many "thank you", so many that it loses its true meaning. Plus the doctor there is doing his work visiting the patient, he's not doing him some personal favour.
This was a kind of workshop/fellowship for medical students. Constantly repeating the words "Thank you" is a way of fixing in the minds of healthcare professionals the fact that they are kind and polite with patients.
