Over anatomy and breakfast

It was two nights before the final exam for our anatomy and physiology course. We were studying with another group member from one of our other classes. The three of us were furiously going through lecture slides, every inch of the page covered in highlighter or notes. We studied in the 24-hour library, accompanied by the population of students who probably had an exam the next day and were also pulling all-nighters. By 7 AM we decided to get breakfast at the hospital cafe. Sleep-deprived and delirious, we decided to discuss global health ethics and volunteering abroad. It turned into a full-out yelling match about how medical volunteer trips were unethical. Our group mate sat there dumbfounded and amused.