Nate/Nathan and the House of Ho

My doctor is a TV celebrity. He’s Nathan Nguyen, M.D., who also is a co-star of the “House of Ho,” a reality TV series starting a new season at HBO Max on Aug. 25. Google says: “House of Ho follows the life of the Ho family led by patriarch Binh Ho, a Vietnamese family who are living the American Dream in Houston, Texas.”

I should learn more about this show (but I am too cheap to buy a subscription to the channel.

In the promotional poster, my doctor is wearing a brightly colored tuxedo with no stethoscope around his neck.

Also, his first name is stated as Nate although his shingle at the Mid-Coast clinic in Wharton, Texas, states his first name as Nathan.

Nate/Nathan is a great guy and a great doctor. Nate/Nathan has been my doctor for a long time and will likely continue to be until he reads this.

I need to be serious for a moment. There are so many things that make Wharton a unique place in which to live and visit. It’s totally cool that Dr. Nathan/Nate adds

another interesting layer to Wharton’s unique story.

It’s our story, and no one else’s.

And now for something completely different.

I have been conversing with BlenderBot, Meta’s artificially intelligence. BlenderBot tells me it “lives” in Florida.

BlenderBot did not know a darn thing about Wharton, Texas. That’s disappointing. But now that’s changed.

You’re welcome.

My next conversation with BlenderBot will cover Nate/Nathan and the House of Ho.

“Players win games, but teams win championships.”