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That would be an interesting occupation in some instances.Yes. Especially when you get a chance to hang out in the ER for 8hrs on a Friday and see all of the interesting people that admissions gets to deal with everyday...going to work, every day?
Of course many here won't know anything about that.
But for the working ppl, don't ya think it just gets to be more and more fun as time goes by?
Yeah, me neither.
I always loved whatever I was doing most generally too. When you don't like it any longer its time to move on to something new or different to make a living.Not me... I like my job.
Two things to always remember. Best time to go to the ER? Before noon. Especially on a Friday.
Doctors will always schedule inpatient surgeries on Mondays so they can have their weekends free.
On Monday. Be prepared to stand in line.
...going to work, every day?
Of course many here won't know anything about that.
But for the working ppl, don't ya think it just gets to be more and more fun as time goes by?
Yeah, me neither.
Used to have a side business selling collectibles. I loved shopping the thrift stores and garage sales finding treasures. Very time consuming though. I had to give it up when I started working 45/50 hr weeks.I loved going to work. Probably because I was the boss. And it was like xmas morning every day because I never knew who would come in wanting to sell me something dirt cheap and I could resell at a huge profit or conducting fashion shows for tourists at one of the local hoity toity resorts for tourists. Then coming home to my second job...which was at home, managing the apartment complex I lived in.
I miss both.
You do learn very quickly who the "regulars" are. So... Yes. Pretty accurate.That would be an interesting occupation in some instances.Yes. Especially when you get a chance to hang out in the ER for 8hrs on a Friday and see all of the interesting people that admissions gets to deal with everyday...going to work, every day?
Of course many here won't know anything about that.
But for the working ppl, don't ya think it just gets to be more and more fun as time goes by?
Yeah, me neither.
I always loved whatever I was doing most generally too. When you don't like it any longer its time to move on to something new or different to make a living.Not me... I like my job.
Two things to always remember. Best time to go to the ER? Before noon. Especially on a Friday.
Doctors will always schedule inpatient surgeries on Mondays so they can have their weekends free.
On Monday. Be prepared to stand in line.
The thoughts of every ER nurse I ever met.
True. Been there done that for 26 years. Had to correct people a few times. The easiest way is to speak money, everybody understands money.I have learned over the years that if you are an artist, own your own biz and many times when you choose the work for yourself (contract whatever) a lot of people do not consider that a real job.
I am, I have also been a contractor, owned several businesses of varying types and even a retail store at different points in life. Spent thirteen years being on call 24/7 and certain people who have or had no clue claimed I never worked a "real job".Avg Joe is not an artist, lol.
And you somehow think your job is more important than anyone else who has a job....typical elitist...Oh I get it. You guys who don't work are PRETENDING to be *artistic*.
We'd be glad to have y'all here.If we get down to Alabama way again we'll have to stop in and say hi.I own the place.I did that for a short period way back when; it was fun for a short while.I love my job! Of course, I work in a bar.....
Doc Holliday's
Avg Joe is not an artist, lol.
That's not a real job.Not me... I like my job.
You have polled the entire world? Wow I take it back. If you say so, it must be true.Avg Joe is not an artist, lol.
Fortunately for me and all 21st Century Americans, this is a matter of differing opinions.
Any one of which, when combined with four U.S. dollars, will get you a tasty beverage at $tarbucks.
Nothing matters more than the opinion of someone who matters, eh K.G.?
Extremist answers: Ridiculous questions.
Really? I can't think of any that force me to see the world differently. You're talking about entertainers, not scientists. Now, inventions have changed the world, why all the love for the frivolous and none for the people that really matter? I see this all the time, we're supposed to be blown away by the merrymakers.
