Interesting.
Here in Canada, on buses and t.v. alike I have seen many ads for what must be a diet drug with the catch phrase "what would you do with a few pounds less? Ask your doctor about Julie's story." Golfhaus raises a good point about Julie being all about spam and net porn, so if I did go to my doctor, I imagine that some misunderstanding would ensue:
me: Doctor, can you tell me about Julie's story?
doc: Julie's story?
me: Yes, I read an ad and the suggestion was that I ask you about Julie's story
doc: We'll doctor/patient confidentiality doesn't permit me to.... Ah what
the hell! That girl is a perfect storm of venereal diseases! And you wouldn’t believe the things I've had to remove from her many orifices! I know I shouldn't be telling people this, but I just can't help it. You know that urban legend about Richard Gere and the gerbil? That was actually Julie, and I was totally the doctor.
me: Oh, um, that's not wh....
doc: And this other time, I was at home and Julie private messaged me and asked me if I wanted to party with her! Can you believe it? After I've had to lance her most massive herpes blisters, she wants to 'party!'
me: oh, uh...
doc: But, really, no. I don't know Julie's "story" - probably she was born to parents in one of these states where abortions aren't legal, if you know what I mean...
me: Doctor. I don't know what you're talking about, but I'm talking about the ads I've seen on buses for weight loss.
doc: oh.
me: yeah.
doc: oh.