cloudstrife1218
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
So, I wanna hear some funny work stories. Last night was just a terrible night at work, and quite sad. So I wanna hear some enjoyable, and maybe even funny work stories!!
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the biggest complaint i heard from her and other RNs there was they did all the work while the doctors didnt do shit lol, i have no idea if thats true but thats what she said
she also got into big trouble for not correcting what the doctor wrote on a chart, The doctor wrote the patient was to get so many MCG's injected of something, and he accidently wrote down 200 when it should have ben 20, and my ex gave the patient what the chart called for and what the dr wrote down, 200mcg, and the patient got sick over this shit but was ultimatly fine, but my ex is the one who got into trouble for NOT knowing better , and for doing exactly what the doctor asked, that shit amazed me, she must have cried about it for days on end
I bet theres some tragic stories where you lose someone while their loved one is standing right there. How awful that would beMan....I wish I could divulge more details to you guys sometimes. This ER provides me with so many stories.....so man sad....funnny stories.
Probably in her day that was good $ LOL, I know waitress tell me same thing, that older people are still on 1969 money scale when it comes to tippingHere is my very first funny work story (kinda).
When I was 10 yo two friends and myself were walking to the park to play basketball on a Saturday morning. Some sweet little old lady came out and asked if we would like a job and that she paid really well. Being nice we said sure what would you like us to help you with. She explained the gentleman who placed gravel in her driveway had to dump the whole load in her yard because of the overhead phone line. She wanted every last Stone placed in her driveway. We spent the biggest part of our Saturday on our hands and knees throwing a handful of stone at a time into her driveway. Towards the end she stood over us pointing out every single Stone we missed until she was happy. She was so happy she was giggling as she went in the house to get our pay. She comes out and hands us $1.00 yes one single dollar and tells us we can split that 3 ways. We didn't know whether to laugh or cry. Needless to say we learned a valuable life lesson that day.