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Suits S05E03

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You missed the best part. At the end when he says something like, "Don't tell me we don't care about these people."

SmokingSevens

Zane is like: "Enough wasting time here, Mike. Go home to my daughter and make me some super-smart grand babies."

DeltaEcho

The thing is even with a photographic memory he still has to read and pay attention to every one of those cases at least once. That's more dedication than most of us can expect in anything, anywhere, ever!

thoraxia

"so rule against us if you have to your honour but don't say we don't care"

vasudevanvenkataraman

If I remember correctly that was the first case Zane was in with Ross. Zane's head turn during the page number part means he always knew Mike was good, but it was only then he realized HOW good.

Leviathan_actual

Insurance companies are universally "wolves in sheeps' clothing" wearing 3-button suits, and claiming to be your friend... 😰

Pilgrimm

That case with Lawrence Green sent a shiver down my spine because that was very similar to my case, except they (the Doctors/Urgent Care) tried to write it off as a “pulled muscle” because I was young. Fortunately we caught it before it hit the organs…but it did do a number on my back and turned some small bones to dust. Happy to say I’m almost 5 years in Remission. Currently 31.

PopeDuwang

Mike Ross is second to none in his own category... photographic memory and being smart is quite a combo

qinisochiliza

I'm an RN and years ago when the HMOs were out of control a ER physician told me that a man came in because he fell off of a ladder onto his arm. He had all of the signs of a broken arm so the doctor ordered an X-ray, but for any diagnostic test they had to get approval from the insurance company first. The insurance company refused the X-ray. So the doctor takes the phone and asks who he is speaking to. The guy wasn't a doctor, he wasn't even a nurse. The doctor said, "I'm an ER physician and I'm telling you this patient has all of the signs of a broken arm AND HE FELL OFF OF A LADDER ONTO HIS ARM !!!" The guy said, "I don't think he needs an X-ray so I am denying it." The doctor said that he was going to order it anyways and he did, and the guy's arm was broken in two places. That is how bad it used to be. They had non-medical people making the medical decisions. They would try to deny EVERYTHING and if the hospital didn't argue then it didn't get approved. There were thousands of horror stories like that and even worse.

damianayre

In case anyone was wonder this scene is from Season 5, Episode 3 "No Refills" of Suits!

IntrepidDreamer

Hollywood dramatics aside, you’d be surprised how much you can remember if you can convince yourself to care.
I learned this lesson from a wonderful teacher in the fifth grade and I hope passing it on in this comment section makes this look less like a miracle and more like something you can do too.

idkjsykwim

The Benefits of Perfect Recall, Once you learn something you can Recall it all at a Moments Notice, downside is you can never forget any Horrible thing you learn.

josephhurst

This reminds me of Erin Brockavich…. Way to stand up to these giants with the TRUTH and whole lot of heart ♥️

ginakocevar

This scene makes me want to go back and watch the ENTIRE series all over again. No words can accurately describe Mike. I miss this show. If this show would have went on forever i wouldve been right there for EVERY episode. LOVE LOVE LOVE this show, still sad it's over😢😢😢

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