Josephson Randy T DMD

My wife was referred here for a wisdom tooth extraction by the UNM Dental Clinic. The office is littered with random dentures, plasters and dirty implements across every surface, and it seems more like a taxidermist workshop than a dental surgery. They put a bib on my wife that was just vile, completely saturated with sweat and pus.
The dentist seemed out of it and began talking about how he had taken out his own wisdom teeth. My wife’s first language is Spanish but she understands English; however, the dentist would only speak to me and clearly assumed I had brought her there because I wanted the cheapest service possible. He told me that he could remove her wisdom teeth, but it would hurt so much that we would become enemies and that I should really have her put to sleep. I wasn’t sure what he meant at first as I didn’t think UNM would refer us to a veterinarian, but I eventually replied that of course we wanted full anesthesia. It turns out he doesn’t do that.
We were only there about 10 minutes but by the time we left I was looking in every corner for the candid camera. I’m still not sure whether this was some sort of prank or not.