Posts by Hannah Davis18

Nurses and receptionists are honestly the worst.

I’ve run into a few nasty ones lately, and this last one? She’s gonna have to listen to me face-to-face next time.

So, I call the clinic about my prescription, and this receptionist just snaps at me for absolutely no reason.
My doctor wasn't even in, so this total airhead felt empowered to get all snarky when I asked, "Where am I from?"—as if having an accent means I can't understand basic English. Like, maybe she's the one struggling to speak clearly.
I almost never have issues with doctors, but those floating nurses who don't stay in their own departments? They're basically synonymous with terrible attitudes.
Just go ahead and wait in some endless line at the front desk.😁 Then, once I finally get to the window, that's when I actually need help.

Morgan Scott3 said:Man... I've definitely done that too. Like, first I'll set an electric alarm to blast some radio station at maybe 6:40... then my phone starts buzzing at 6:45... then I'll have a landline ring at 6:50... usually from some other room or playing a CD or whatever. I only do that when I haven't had to get up early in forever, otherwise even a freaking explosion wouldn't get me out of bed.😬

Same here; clock, phone, phone line—everything goes off at 4:00 PM but I just roll over and go back to sleep.

One time my folks actually caught me sleeping in my clothes; my mom woke me up for school, headed to work or something, and came back later to grab stuff.
In the meantime, I’d basically eaten breakfast, got ready for school, and crawled right back under the covers.😁

There's no such thing as a sure thing; I guess it all just comes down to what you can actually handle and how much you're willing to pull together.

Matthew Sullivan32 said:Hannah Davis18, thanks for the reply, but I guess that kind of flexibility is basically just for freelancers or small business owners.

I'd say, much to my delight.😉

Morgan Scott3 said:Maybe it's because I'm just waiting for it to start making noise so I can smash it against a wall... or like Mr. Bean—just dunk it in the water! 😬
Man, I seriously hate early morning alarms!

I usually just sleep right through it. First the alarm fails, then my phone starts buzzing, then the landline... it's been the same cycle for years.
I'm just not a morning person, I guess. It's pretty obvious.😁

steelsailor17 said:You gotta time your bedtime just right so you naturally wake up before the alarm goes off.

Yeah, I've never been able to pull that off in my life.😁

Matthew Sullivan32 said:I work a ton but I get enough sleep, plus I'm up early. Hannah Davis18, are you doing this part-time or just staying up way too late?

I'm putting in over 8 hours every single day. I basically just start working once I finally wake up and keep at it until I can't focus anymore.

Kevin White5 said:I mean, I personally remember when my grandpa had to have surgery, and my family just... they threw money at it. It wasn't even a question because he was literally dying. My dad just wanted the absolute best surgeon available, and honestly? He didn't care about the cost—he was happy to pay extra just to know he was getting the top guy. I guess I’d probably do the exact same thing if I knew which specialist was actually the best for whatever situation we were facing. I'd just pay the doctor.

this feels kind of opposite to this:

goldengull3 said:I
Just so you know—the person offering a bribe can get hit with the same penalty as the one taking it. In that scenario, the first person is basically an accomplice to the crime.

driftingbison5 said:What about people who actually have jobs and can't just sleep in all morning? Is everyone posting here just some college student?

I work; I don't get up before 10 unless it's like, an emergency or whatever.

Maybe 8 hours minimum, but honestly, could be over 12.😁

mistybear4 said:It’s way easier to bark when you’ve got a pack behind you, right? 😁 😁 😁

For sure, but don't sweat it, Anthony Rodriguez58 and Amy Fox97 have your back. Then you won't even have to worry about all that barking.😳

Frank Alvarez8 said:of course they're natural! everything is "made in America," nothing artificial or lab-grown here!
😉

how can you say that? I mean, there are endless aloe fields stretching across the American Midwest.😉

jadesailor14 said:So where have you even been?
My hero.
I'm heading out to work the fields now and I'm done with this headache.

Maybe they sell pitchforks too?😁

mistybear4 said:I don't know the specifics of what happened to you, but I'm pretty sure they'd figure out what went wrong pretty fast.. 🙂>

Well, yeah, they figured it out fast enough once she got seriously sick.
Man, some people are just naive. One of them is my grandma, unfortunately.

mistybear4 said:The dog isn't barking just to hear itself, it's barking to alert the whole damn town.. 😁
One person starts making noise and then everyone jumps in... 😁 😁 😁

Yeah, right, like that's true!

My grandad actually bought some poison out of those boxes of yours:

It almost killed him.

So maybe just shut up about it.😛

darkcanyon13 said:A lot of those Eastern "philosophies" are basically just perfect scams to sell overpriced nonsense to Americans for a quick buck. It's kind of funny, though, because most actual scholars from over there don't buy into any of it; they just laugh at how obsessed Westerners get with stuff like Feng Shui, ginseng, and all that other crap. 🙂 🙂 🙂 😎 👋

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but I guess some people just can't wrap their heads around that.

Gregory Turner71 said:So, I basically stumbled onto this by total accident yesterday, but using castor oil on my scalp works wonders... even my right elbow almost cleared up completely overnight.

Ugh, forgot to mention what actually helps me when my elbow is just in that resting phase. You know how that spot is always way drier than the rest of your skin.
If you DM $5.00, I'll tell you—just use some Johnson's Baby Oil; it smells pretty gross, like straight vegetable oil, but if you only put it on a small area, it's not that bad. It really helped me out; I use it until the next flare-up, then I switch to Hydrocortisone for about two weeks.🙂

Steven Kelly152 said:Look, I’d say you’re just being discriminatory regarding holidays like Christmas or Easter Monday. They shouldn't even matter to you since they're religious holidays, so it would be more decent if you just worked instead of taking the day off. You don't seem to mind the discrimination then. 🙏

How would you even know if I care or not?
this is such an exaggeration;
just like back in the 80s, things are the same now. they just changed the flags.

Yeah, true. The meat out here is honestly pretty gross to me.
I really only eat while I'm traveling through Italy, and even then, it’s mostly just when my relatives cook something up using meat from their local butcher.
I'm obsessed with anything sour, though—I eat tons of fish.
I don't really bother with vitamins or any plant-based supplements.😎

slyviper47 said:Theaters and cinemas are usually packed anyway, so this is just a total loss for them.🙄

I mean, people actually go to the movies; especially on weekends.
Whatever, I get it for the actors—they don't really work that much more than they don't. This was probably good for them. Though, I guess some won't be directing funerals like they used to a few years back.