As a chiropractor, I can tell that somebody was on the inside of this profession pulling together many idiosyncrasies that are unique to chiropractic. It's pretty common stereotype that when chiropractors are doing an internship at another doctors office, the new doc gets abused, and will start to hand out his cards to the old doc's patients right before he moves down the street to open his own practice. They hit the nail on the head there. It's funny when the naked man tells his pharmacist dad that half of his drugs are placebo and the other half are borderline narcotics!

Also funny is the opening sequence where he is performing a miracle cure. The patient is getting unbuckled from various harnesses. He straightens her lumbar and thoracic spine out, then cut to the scene where you are looking at the ceiling through the patient's blurry eyes. You see the blurry ceiling move from side to side, then *crack*. The ceiling appears a little more clear. It moves again from side to side. *crack*. The patient's vision is restored! Classic chiropractic.

Funny.