(catching up on recent eps slowly so sorry if this has been discussed or even resolved in the show already)

if a car swerves into my lane then overcorrects and crashes but never actually came in contact with my car, am i legally supposed to turn around, assuming i knew what happened?

like why are the police even involved? there’s no way to even prove the other driver knew, and even if they did, it was jordan who was at fault.

there are some crazy drivers around where i live. literally recently people and a dog have died. if i were in a similar situation i would 100% keep driving. sorry but not risking the other driver blaming and coming after me.

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During the Perks storyline she mentioned that she was working on her MBA. Later, during the Parker story, she referred to herself as a "college dropout."

It's hard to get into medical school, even with great MCAT scores, and one usually needs strong pre-med coursework. In fact, there are premedical post-baccalaureate studies programs just so people can qualify to apply to med school because the requirements are so rigid.