From my notes...

Bustamante's lecturing during lab:
• --Anyone think these look like endometrial glands? They look like glands, they're closely packed, and they're purple...
• After talking us through the differential diagnosis of a slide that she thought was mislabelled and then checking the sheet to find she'd been looking at the wrong number: Gee, I got this one right on my own...
• Czaja sticks his head in. Am I interrupting here? Bustamante: Yes.
On pathology lab:
• They say, "The first thing we do is look at it grossly" - didn't they just cut it off something?
• Czaja: There are a couple of phsyicians out there who are just super-assholes.
• Scott: How does a pathologist's day go bad? Czaja: You'd be surprised.
• Czaja: If someone shows you this slide and tries to tell you it's cancer, you can laugh at them. "Ha!" Like that.
• It's been declining over the last six decades for about fifteen years now...
• Just don't try to think too hard in medicine in general.
• This is a pathology course. There's nothing practical about it.