Foreman says that giving Cyrus chemo for amyloidosis when his platelets are still low is insane and deadly. House says they don't have any other options unless Foreman thinks he can shout Cyrus's mystery illness away. He orders the chemo. They all leave except for Hadley, who is once again held back by House. She says there's no dirty little secret behind her negativity about Cyrus and Jennifer; she simply believes that we are who we are and that lotteries are stupid. Well, of course she does. She lost the Huntington's lottery.

House has been placed on punishment Clinic duty. "Janet Hemorrhoid!" he calls out to the waiting room loudly. Janet Hemorrhoid stands up and informs House that "Hemorrhoid" is not her last name, but her complaint. Which she obviously doesn't appreciate the entire waiting room knowing about. House says they'll have to work quickly, as he's about to lose his license for malpractice, as is the head of PPTH. Janet Hemorrhoid leaves. I guess next time she won't go to a free clinic. You get what you pay for. Wilson approaches and exposits that Cuddy quadrupled House's clinic hours. Why? It's not his fault Murphy Brown is so horrible. He did go there and apologize. Cuddy was the one who threatened to kill her mother. House says it's not too bad, as for some reason, he's zipping through his Clinic cases today. Wilson says Murphy Brown asked for another meeting with Cuddy and House. House refuses to attend, as, Wilson says, did Cuddy. Wilson has also decided that House is trying to ruin everyone's efforts to drop Murphy's lawsuit because he doesn't want to lose another connection to Cuddy. House says that makes no sense, since he obviously didn't put Murphy up to suing her own daughter and the hospital. Wilson insists that House still loves Cuddy, but he's sabotaging any chance at reconciliation by doing this. I think he might have sabotaged any chance at reconciliation when he married that other woman.