Dr. Singh: I was minutes away. You should have waited.
June: Would you be saying the same thing if I was Dr. Miller.
Dr. Singh: You think I'm giving you a hard time because you're a woman. When I started here 25 years ago, I was the only brown face in the department.
June: Well, I guess you found a way to pay that prejudice forward.
Dr. Singh: If that's what you wanna believe, Dr. Curtis, fine. But the truth is, you shouldn't have performed that procedure alone, for the same reason I didn't want Dr. Miller to go ahead and divide that cystic artery this morning, which I explained to him after you left. Because you're not ready.
June: A patient's gonna live a normal life because of what I did in there.
Dr. Singh: Your execution was sloppy. You cut wider than necessary, and you used twice the mesh that you needed. He'll have a harder recovery because of it. This isn't about your gender, or your sense of entitlement, or the massive chip on your shoulder! It's about the patients. Consider that next time, before you cut.