Fuck, that leaves me shit outta luck.. Fine, be that way...willyloafofphora wrote: As for the drug test we were thinking of getting some of those home testing kits and only hiring people who test positive.
Yeah, same here...ibdave wrote:Fuck, that leaves me shit outta luck.. Fine, be that way...willyloafofphora wrote: As for the drug test we were thinking of getting some of those home testing kits and only hiring people who test positive.
*walks away kicking a can down the street.*
I can sell you some of my pee. What's it worth to you?ibdave wrote:Fuck, that leaves me shit outta luck.. Fine, be that way...willyloafofphora wrote: As for the drug test we were thinking of getting some of those home testing kits and only hiring people who test positive.
*walks away kicking a can down the street.*
Only if I can be a day late to my 1st and last shift..Ugly Dougly wrote:I can sell you some of my pee. What's it worth to you?ibdave wrote:Fuck, that leaves me shit outta luck.. Fine, be that way...willyloafofphora wrote: As for the drug test we were thinking of getting some of those home testing kits and only hiring people who test positive.
*walks away kicking a can down the street.*
Note to self: If in Reno, in the hospital, with a catheter in place, then the first call is to my attorney. Yikes! And nurses are supposed to be patient advocates...JezebelinHell wrote:I have a friend who's a nurse. She gives full catheders to the bad patients, regardless of whether or not they need them.
I'd have to agree and as a nurse, while I may not be as empathetic to the dumb asses as other clients (they are still equally respected), preforming procedures on clients when it is not medically warranted, is not only illegal and costly, but very unethical. Clients rights should be protected at all times, without that we have nothing. And Yes, most nurses are patient advocates, even for the ones we don't like.chiefdanfox wrote:Note to self: If in Reno, in the hospital, with a catheter in place, then the first call is to my attorney. Yikes! And nurses are supposed to be patient advocates...JezebelinHell wrote:I have a friend who's a nurse. She gives full catheders to the bad patients, regardless of whether or not they need them.
That could work great! And for your inconvenient you must now also be the bell when someone walks in so now you have five people in the store all going beep when the next person walks in and so on. Keep the beep going until the person makes at lest three steps inside the store. (kinda like standing in the beam at a store Ding ding ding ding ding um Sir could you come in or out the bell Sir! Ding ding ding I think the key is the unexpected for at a camp but familiar to an inconvenient store.willyloafofphora wrote:Would it be more fun to just make beeping noises every time someone walks in?
