femme1996's post reminded me of a similar, but totally different, medical bad service. (This was 20-some years ago, and no, I didn't report the doctor, because I didn't realize at the time it was bad service. I wish now that I had, though, because he was later convicted of sexually abusing patients -- being rude isn't the same thing, but enough complaints might have brought him to the attention of the licensing authority sooner.)I was in my early 20s and considering the possibility of becoming sexually active. I didn't want to go to my family doctor for the Pill, because he was also my parents' doctor and I was paranoid that he or his staff might mention it. Therefore, I looked in the phone book and chose an OB/GYN on the far side of town.
First appointment, went in, filled out the paperwork, including that I was not sexually active and had had no previous pregnancies. Nurse reviewed it and went away.
Doctor comes in. "So you want a prescription for the Pill?"
"Yes," I said.
"How many pregnancy scares have you had?"
"None. I've never had sex, I'm just thinking about it, and I want to be on the Pill first," I said.
"You're still a virgin."
"Yes," I said.
"And you want to start taking the Pill before you have sex."
"Yes," I said.
"And you haven't had any pregnancy scares."
"No," I said.
"I don't believe that. I've never had a woman come in here for the Pill without having been scared into doing it."
Now, that's when I should have put on my clothes and walked out, but I was naive, so I just said, "Well, now you have."
He did give me the scrip, and for my foolishness I continued seeing him until I moved out of state. It wasn't until then that I discovered PAP smears don't have to hurt for two days.