Comedy·ADVERTORIAL

This man makes doctors furious with one easy trick: his fake medical degree

Wow! This thing really works.

Wow! This thing really works.

Doctors everywhere are losing business after a local man—a man just like you—discovered the secret that's costing them business and patients: a website that allowed him to just print out a medical degree and start treating people, despite being unqualified as heck!

Medical professionals are fuming and raving, but guess what: there's nothing they can do about it, because employers everywhere fail to do their due diligence when hiring, not adequately checking whether a diploma printed off for 75 cents at the local library is as valid as one that took 12 years to earn.

One patient, Hugh Morris of Brandon, Manitoba, says, "Wait, what?"

Doctor Eileen Bernans of Sidney, Nova Scotia, says, "This simply isn't right."

Maybe not. But. It. Works.

This guy's totally beating the system! A system designed to protect!

And you can, too.

If you want to be like this guy, it's simple: just become a total creep willing to put vulnerable people's lives at risk. It couldn't be easier!

Just pour a simple room-temperature glass of water, add two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar, print out a fake medical degree, dump the contents of the glass down the sink, and then rent an office—don't worry about the expense, the vulnerable people you scam will soon fully reimburse you—unwittingly and quickly!

Leave those doctors stamping their feet, just because they want to give people actual proper medical care!

Call today. 1-800-DOC-TORU.

Don't miss anything from CBC Comedy - like us on Facebook.