OK, Mercantile Road is a slight improvement over Terminal Street as an address for a doctor’s practice but still. I’ve already been to an OB-GYN who wanted to sell me Botox treatments, and I’m not having good memories of that mercantile type of medical care.
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Mercantile Road is offensive to me. Very offensive. However, Terminal Road just means it is near the local bus or train station so people without cars can get there easily.
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My association with “terminal”, in a medical context, is terminal cancer. I wonder if that doctor has any patients at all.
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A pathologist could be located on Elysian Fields in New Orleans, LA.
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If you happen to be in the vicinity of Austin, Texas and you require urgent care from a GP, why not stop by Austin Immediate Care at 5000 West Slaughter Lane?
There are also a few other medical facilities along that street as well as quite a few pharmacies to help you with your medical needs. 🙂
[… and yes, that is in fact the street name, Google it for your amusement …]
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As always, Texans win the absurdity contest. 🙂
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