Dr. David Ansell reads aloud from his book County: Life, Death and Politics at Chicago’s Public Hospital, adding quips here and there that have the audience both laughing and empathizing in turn. He closes with this:
'Leaving [County] was the hardest thing and the only reason I'm not there now is because I when I went back to County to ask for a job they didn't have one - but Rush did, so I took it and figured "well, it's across the street." '
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