re: Pajeets make up nearly 32% of all US medical school applicants

And when they start practicing, they ALL refer each other. My family doctor is retiring in a couple of months. Great guy. Volunteered to be my kid's high school doctor for the football team and band. He was the old school kind of doctor that would review his patients' tests and symptoms at night until 2:00am. The kind that when you need him, he would fit you in and when together in the office would ask about the wife and kids and actually talk with you to find out what kind of person you are, your activities, your pets, and tell anecdotal stories. He also earned an ME degree "as a backup plan" but chose to go to medical school to build a family practice. Great guy all around. He's retiring and moving to be close to his grandkids. He is Pakistani.

That said, every specialist referral he made, he made to another Pakistani doctor. I'm a little more discretionary and would see the specialists I preferred, however, but I did make a mental note, over the years, of his penchant for referring patients to other Pakistani doctors.