Rudi wrote:

I wish I woulda went to doctors school!

Back then it probably made sense from a money standpoint.  Today, not so sure.  The cost of malpractice insurance is insane, and the insurance companies take 6 months to pay you.  I started college as a premed.  Glad I changed my major to business.  I've got a couple buddies who went into medicine, and they have a decent standard of living, don't get me wrong, but no one I know has a Ferrari, etc.  Meanwhile my one business track buddy and I who are both in blue collar work have nice cars and no debt.
 

I've driven the black GT.

My neighbor has a childhood friend who became some rare kind of radiologist.  He's one of only a handful of people who are qualified to read certain films.  He basically works from home, they send him the film electronically, he assess it and writes his findings and bills $5,000.  If you're thinking he could do that 10-15 times a day; you're right.  He has some palace in upstate NY with all manner of toys.  He buys a new Ferrari every 2 years.  When my neighbor goes to visit he says "I've got a couple more films to read, you know where everything is, I'll catch up with you in a couple hours."  Yeah, its a certain lifestyle that's for sure.  I'd say its how the other half lives, but its more like how the other 0.001% lives.