[ WP ] Ebola doctors in Africa are suddenly transported into the dark ages at the height of the Black Plague .

Johnny wiped the sweat from his forehead as he closed the door to the makeshift hospital and headed toward his car. 
 
 `` Damn, this sure ai n't the easy life'', he muttered as he sat in his car and ignited the engine. Just then his assistant Terry came strolling up to the car and hopped in. 
 
 `` Say Doc, that was a pretty good day do n't you think?'' 
 
 `` Eh, if you say so.'' 
 
 `` Aw come on Doc! Why the long face?'' 
 
 `` Sorry Terry I'm just awfully tired'', muttered the doctor as he rubbed his eyes. 
 
 `` Mind if we get me a cup of Joe on the way home?'' 
 
 `` Sure thing'', replied Terry. 
 
 The two men drove in the small Ford up the hill until they arrived at the gas station. 
 
 `` Here Doc, let me get you your coffee, I need to get some stuff anyways.'' 
 
 `` Thanks Terry'', replied the doctor before slipping away into a peaceful slumber. 
 
 Johnny was suddenly awoken by the cries of men and woman alike, he jumped to his feet and realized he was in some renaissance-looking city. 
 
 `` Paris'', he muttered. He had been their several times before he had been sent as a doctor to Africa. 
 
 He ran over to a man who appeared to be packing a cart full of his belongings. 
 
 `` What's going on here? ``, asked the doctor, startling the ancient man. 
 
 `` The Black Plague! It's going to kill us all! ``, screamed the man as he grabbed Johnny by the collar. 
 
 Johnny batted the mans hand's away, `` What the fuck did you just say to me? You stupid-ass Columbus kids sure are a racist bunch.'' 
 
 Suddenly Johnny was shaken awake by a familiar figure, `` Hey Doc you okay? Someone try to mess with you? I could hear you screaming about some racist from the counter inside.'' 
 
 `` Ah it's nothing Johnny, thanks though. Was just dreaming about something weird. Come on, get in.'' 
 
 And with that the two medics drove off into the night. 
 
 `` Jesus, those renaissance guys sure did n't have many manners'', said the doctor to no one in particular. 
 
 
 

