Doctors

Walter Garcia6 · 2005-10-18T14:14:40+00:00

... hands down the most obnoxious, spoiled, and just plain clueless group of people in our society...

Walter Garcia6 MemberOP

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#21 · Oct 18, 2005

Jose Miller3 said:If you're having issues with how some of them treat you as a nurse, maybe try finding a different job—then you can see if things are actually any better elsewhere...

That's such a primitive take—totally lacks any actual logic.

So what, I’m supposed to just switch careers because some creep of a doctor sends me to grab his papers, make his bed, carry a watermelon (which he got because he's such a "great" doctor) out to his car, make his coffee, prep his sleeping quarters, and handle all his semi-private errands?

Basically, he thinks his behavior is fine and I should just bow down to him... all just so I don't lose my spot at this government agency where he’s technically on the same level as me. Except, the difference is I actually follow basic principles of human decency and respect.

Honestly, screw those assholes! 😁

ps. Though, let's be real—I probably wouldn't complain if a hot female doctor called me into her office to clean some cobwebs off her pussy. 😁

jadesailor14 Regular

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#22 · Oct 18, 2005

Jose Miller3 said:Pallas is being sarcastic (and I’m totally his defense attorney! 🙄 )

Alright then, counselor! I have to admit, I didn't read the whole thing too closely.
Lately, I've been getting a little frustrated with people who act like they know everything about how the world works when they've never even stepped foot outside their own small hometown.
They love acting like experts on life from behind a screen!

My bad, Pallas!

Jose Miller3 Regular

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#23 · Oct 18, 2005

Walter Garcia6 said:That’s just a straight-up ignorant take...

Oh, give me a freaking break, you absolute losers!

Yeah, you're right—I guess I am just being old-school about this...

Walter Garcia6 said:lol... i mean, let's be real—I wouldn't exactly be complaining if some hot doctor called me into her office to help her clear out some cobwebs down south... 😁

Yeah, seriously, I’m just some unrefined savage—damn... honestly, how do you even deal with talking to me? 🙄 Man, someone just hit me over the head with Spike's hammer... I don't even know why I'm wasting my time on this...

Walter Garcia6 MemberOP

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#24 · Oct 18, 2005

Jose Miller3 said:Yeah, you're right, I'm just unrefined...

Look, I'm just frustrated... 😛

mistyhound2 Active Member

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#25 · Oct 18, 2005

Pallas said:Let's be real here—do you actually think you're better than him?

Hell no, he's the king. I mean, just look at his handle. It says everything you need to know.😁

mistyhound2 Active Member

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#26 · Oct 18, 2005

Walter Garcia6 said:... the most disgusting, spoiled, and brainless group of people in our entire society...

Look, you’ve always got a choice in the matter. If you hate them that much, why on earth are you even showing up? Go see a local GP, or head to a clinic in some small town—I don't know, just go somewhere else. Nobody is forcing you to walk through those specific doctor's doors.

Ugh, just total idiots. Completely primitive.🙂

Angela Hill Active Member

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#27 · Oct 18, 2005

Walter Garcia6 said:... quite possibly the most obnoxious, entitled, and utterly brainless group of people in our entire society...

Walter Garcia6 said:I work at a hospital, and almost every single day I have to deal with these arrogant, spoiled snobs flaunting their expensive little luxuries...

If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't be so quick to generalize.
It's understandable that you're feeling frustrated and bitter 😁 if you're constantly being harassed and mistreated in your workplace.

My experience has been entirely different.
I also work within a healthcare facility, though my role isn't clinical.
I am part of a medical team, but I don't have a medical degree.😁

The doctors I work with are complete opposites.
We are on equal footing; they'll make me lunch, fix me a sandwich, or brew a coffee, and just the other day, one of them even made me a hot bowl of soup. 😬They'll wash the dishes or a coffee mug just as readily as anyone else, regardless of the fact that they have six more years of school and ten more years of seniority than I do. 😁

While I agree there are certainly some high-and-mighty types out there, there are plenty who are perfectly decent. I happen to be lucky enough to work in an environment filled with the normal ones. 🙂

Walter Garcia6 MemberOP

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#28 · Oct 19, 2005

Fidelity Investments said:You’ve always got a choice. If you hate them that much, why even show up? Go see a shady back-alley medic or something—just go somewhere else. Nobody’s forcing you to visit those doctors.

Um, what an absolute moron. So primitive.🙂

hehe 😁

You didn't even realize I actually work in a hospital—dealing with those clueless doctors every single day—and seeing it firsthand makes me wonder how people like you even exist... total idiots like you.😉

jadesailor14 Regular

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#29 · Oct 19, 2005

Honestly, Walter Garcia6, you should just go ahead and sign up for medical school, finish your residency, and get those credentials like any other doctor.
Then, one day, you'll actually be a physician and life will be great.
It’s like that old saying goes: if you can't beat 'em, join 'em!

Megan Reed Active Member

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#30 · Oct 19, 2005

Walter Garcia6 said:They are quite hands down the most obnoxious, pampered, and utterly brainless group of people in our entire society.

Politicians? They’re nothing more than high-priced actors performing a scripted farce for an audience that’s already been sold the tickets. 😢 😁 ☕

violent_femmes9 said:If you really want to shut them up and show them who's boss, just go get a medical degree. There's no better way to silence the noise than having that kind of expertise under your belt. 😉

Yeah, sure, go ahead—try to fight the system from the inside. 🙂 That's exactly how I'm going to handle it.

It really grinds my gears when people start saying "doctors" in that sweeping, collective sense, as if they’re grouping the entire profession into one giant, flawed entity. It’s such a lazy way to generalize, and honestly, it’s just plain unfair to the people actually doing the work. 🙄.

Fidelity Investments said:Then go see some back-alley hack or a shady roadside clinic if that's what you want. Seriously, go somewhere else entirely; nobody is forcing you to step foot in a doctor's office.

😎

Walter Garcia6 MemberOP

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#31 · Oct 19, 2005

jadesailor14 said:Honestly, Walter Garcia6, you should just enroll in medical school, grind through it, and get that degree like any other doctor.
Then one day, you’ll finally be a doctor yourself and live the dream.
Like they say—if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

yet another idiot 😁
It's not about some old-school proverb or whether I personally need to go back to med school.

The real issue is how most doctors actually behave... but you're clearly too dense to even wrap your head around that... 👎

Megan Reed Active Member

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#32 · Oct 19, 2005

Angela Hill said:I also work at a healthcare facility

If I’m not mistaken, you two are both from Phoenix as well, though it doesn't look like you're working at the same hospital or anything. 🤣

Megan Reed Active Member

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#33 · Oct 19, 2005

Angela Hill said:I definitely agree that there are some people out there who are just incredibly stuck-up and arrogant.

Did you mean "exhausted" 🙂 or just plain old full of themselves? 🙂

😲 😬

jadesailor14 Regular

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#34 · Oct 19, 2005

Walter Garcia6 said:...
I’ve got some weirdo doctor sending me on errands to grab his newspapers, make his bed, load a watermelon (which was a gift for being such a great doc) into his car, brew his coffee, prep his sleeping quarters, and handle all sorts of semi-private chores...

... [/SIZE] 😁

Sadly, it looks like that massive brain of yours is only good for stuff like that!

Angela Hill Active Member

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#35 · Oct 19, 2005

Megan Reed said:If I’m reading this right, you two both hail from the same area near St. Louis, though it seems you aren't working at the same firm. 🤣

It certainly feels like we aren't part of the same organization. 😁
Maybe he just isn't exactly the most popular guy around here for some reason. 😬

Megan Reed said:Neglected 🙂 or inflated? 🙂

😲 😬

Neglected equals inflated. 😉

Megan Reed Active Member

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#36 · Oct 19, 2005

Angela Hill said:Full of hot air = full of nothing. 😉

Look, I get it, but whenever I hear that phrase, my mind immediately jumps to... 🙂 🙂 you know. 😳 Sorry for going off on a tangent here.

Scott Allen10 Regular

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#37 · Oct 20, 2005

Angela Hill said:The doctors I deal with are a whole different breed.
I’m on such good terms with everyone that they're always looking out for me—making me a sandwich, brewing a fresh coffee, even one guy actually whipped up some hot soup for me the other day😬 or helping with the dishes and my coffee mug like they don't have six years of med school and a decade more experience under their belts than I do😁

😵 ....man, those doctors of yours must be on some serious vacation or tripping on something else entirely if they're acting like that.
Are you even sure those people are actual doctors...😬 ....based on how you're describing them, they sound more like aliens to me....😱 .....🙂

Scott Allen10 Regular

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#38 · Oct 20, 2005

Scott Allen10 said:Most doctors are incredibly hardworking, talented people who have spent years grinding away just to earn their degrees, finish their residencies, and climb the ladder at hospitals or in private practice. On top of all that, they take their responsibilities seriously and do everything in their power to do right by their patients, knowing lives are literally resting in their hands.

Good grief...🙂 🙂 ....🙂 ...someone needs to get this guy a reality check....

Scott Allen10 Regular

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#39 · Oct 20, 2005

Walter Garcia6 said:So basically, I need to find a whole new career path just because some condescending doctor thinks he can boss me around—telling me to grab his papers, build his furniture, lug a watermelon (which he clearly got as a reward for being such a "great" physician) out to his car, brew his coffee, prep his bed, and handle all these little personal errands...

😂 ....a watermelon!.....🙂

granitewalker12 Newcomer

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#40 · Oct 21, 2005

Is that you, Dr. D.B.?

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