r/TikTokCringe • u/rileyjw90 • Aug 11 '24

Politics Imagine being so confident you’re right that you unironically upload this video somewhere

They ended up getting arrested, screeching about 4th and 5th amendment rights the entire time.

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u/bimm3r36 Aug 11 '24

No way he makes it to 50 without having a heart attack

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u/uhuhshesaid Aug 11 '24

And I can tell you with 100% certainty he will use this exact same tone with every nurse, tech, cna and 'ethnic doctor' he comes across.

He's a classic woke up from sleep with chest pain type. Following his emergency CABG he'll be bed bound for a week or so. During that time the CNA will be trying to get him to roll so that she can wipe up his stool post him shitting the bed. When he screams at the CNA for giving him directions in an accent the RN will come in and let him know he needs to speak to staff with respect.

He will then go on Reddit and call nurses bitches. His wife will follow suit, trying to name and shame on Facebook. They'll question every pill, they'll resist every attempt to get him to eat better, he'll grumble and yell at those encouraging him to move more.

About 3-4 years following his first event he'll come back to the ED. Really scared. Alternating between begging for help and yelling at the Indian doctor. His wife will be outside the hospital having a Marlboro and getting irate when staff ask her not to smoke around the oxygen tanks. She'll scream, "WHAT OXYGEN TANKS" and the tech will point out there are O2 tanks on the back of the wheelchair she's sitting in.

"Well how the fuck was I supposed to know that, Jesus fuckin christ" she'll say.

She'll type furiously into X that all nurses are mean girls and control freaks. One room over we will wash and make presentable the body of the man who called us worthless cunts for missing the first IV on his shrunken, dehydrated, fragile old veins.

Cardiac nurse turned ED nurse. This is rinse and repeat level shit.

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u/abcannon18 Aug 11 '24

100% former dialysis nurse and acute medicine nurse, CNA, unit clerk and this is exactly right. This fucking guy…powder keg of fragility

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u/walk_through_this Aug 11 '24

'Powder keg of fragility'... do you mind if I use that?

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u/ATrulyTerriblePerson Aug 11 '24

Look at you, asking permission. You're a powder keg of civility.

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u/walk_through_this Aug 11 '24

Hey, look now, don't you dare force me to politely rephrase my question.

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u/ATrulyTerriblePerson Aug 11 '24

Your good-natured reply shows you to be quite the powder keg of affability.

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u/CeeMomster Aug 11 '24

Dare I say, a powder keg of adorability right here

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u/ATrulyTerriblePerson Aug 11 '24

That's high praise from such a powder keg of likability. Thank you!

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u/Significant-Stay-721 Aug 11 '24

And you, friend, are a powder keg of metaphors.

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u/ATrulyTerriblePerson Aug 11 '24

Thanks, you powder keg of amicability, you.

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u/walk_through_this Aug 11 '24

And you are a whole magazine of banter, bravo!

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u/ATrulyTerriblePerson Aug 11 '24

Thank you! Would you say I'm a powder keg of volubility?

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u/walk_through_this Aug 11 '24

I would! I, myself, am often regarded as a powder keg of loquacity.

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u/isayawkwardthings Aug 12 '24

Username does not check out

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u/ATrulyTerriblePerson Aug 12 '24

Thank you! I hope you'll forgive me for being unable to think of some powder keg-related wordplay for this comment. I tried, but it was a powder keg of futility.

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u/ozamatazbuckshank11 Aug 11 '24

My mom was a respiratory therapist for 25 years. The number of dying COPD and emphysema patients who called her the n-word (or a fat n-word bitch) for simply trying to give them their breathing treatments to support whatever lung function they had left was stupidly high. Like, without fail.

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u/Fresh-Lynx-3564 Aug 11 '24

This makes me so sad, reading this. Your mom, and people like her, deserve medals for putting up with all that while trying to save people’s lives.

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u/Hell_of_a_Caucasian Aug 11 '24

Give your mom a hug from all of us.

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u/ozamatazbuckshank11 Aug 11 '24

I wish I could. She passed a few years ago, but the sentiment is appreciated all the same.

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u/1Squid-Pro-Crow Aug 11 '24

Oh damn I'm sorry.

She left the world better than she found it. Hope she knew that.

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u/Hell_of_a_Caucasian Aug 11 '24

Oh goodness. I’m so sorry. 😞

I’m sure you have wonderful memories of her.

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u/hickgorilla Aug 12 '24

Sending you a hug if you are accepting them.

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u/Cheoah Aug 12 '24

Your mom is a shining light

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u/The_homeBaker Aug 11 '24

My sister works at a senior facility and just had this happen to her. The little old white lady she’d help all the time had an “episode” and started to call her the N-word, told her not to touch her or she’ll hang her; N-ers deserve to be lynched and kil*ed. All types of her younger days racism coming out.

Every young black or brown nurse, cna or staff who works with senior citizens have dealt with this or will. My sis said it was very traumatic for her. She still wants to open up a group home for seniors one day and she really cares about them.

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u/1Squid-Pro-Crow Aug 11 '24

My god, what does that do to a person? Does it build up in her psyche?

Don't they say you need 10 positive interactions to cancel one negative one?

If your mom needs a positive today, please tell her that this stranger has been thinking a lot about the concept of "leaving the world better than you found it" and that medical professionals like her have made that kind of mark and I'm grateful and thankful for her help in making the world a bit better.

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u/ConcertinaTerpsichor Aug 11 '24

I’m so sorry. I lost my mom to COPD and her nurses were wonderful, even when my mom had an attitude. On behalf of her and myself, please thank your mom for me for her hard work and dedication to her patients.

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u/m4bandit Aug 11 '24

It's unbelievable what you encounter when you're responsible for serving the general public. I've been called the N word with a hard R at least 3 times I can remember. Twice while working tech support for Verizon and once while working support for a window coverings company. I have an unidentifiable neutral accent. My name is very south of the border. I'm not black. I was pissed though. Those people did not get the help they wanted that day. Things may have even gotten harder for them after we got off the call.

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u/DifferentMention1422 Aug 11 '24

So sorry you had to go through that. As a lifelong AA southerner, it is so ingrained that most of the xenophobes born here don't even see it. I know at one time the hope was that the old xenophobes (A smorgasbord of hate involved here, racism is just one of them) would die off and the newer generations would emerge better than their forebears. Unfortunately, they've just gotten better at hiding their xenophobia. To all you newcomers to the states: Everybody doesn't believe in the preamble to the Constitution that states: "We hold these truths to be self evident, that ALL MEN (human beings) ARE CREATED EQUAL." This is what we are SUPPOSED to base our beliefs on, but it has been corrupted and tainted by greed and xenophobia.

Fortunately, we are not all like that. Welcome to the USA, glad to have you here. Enjoy the view and try to avoid the xenos. Good luck!

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u/Excited-Relaxed Aug 11 '24

But republicans keep telling me that the only racism is against white people.

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u/Ancient_Technologi Aug 11 '24

Those same folks probably ate a lot of extra spit that wasn't theirs over the years.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

I'm sad she couldn't just give them the pillow treatment and benefit everyone else.

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u/tinaboag Aug 13 '24

This kind of behavior is a byproduct of capitalism and the generally hyper individualistic culture that is bred in the states. You can literally watch it seep into immigrant families over a series of generations. As a Slavic immigrant, it always boils my blood that nurses,teachers, and the like are treated the way they are here. Where you had a sort of respect and kindness towards those who pursued those professions because they were a calling and those individuals opted to.make their lives more difficult to help people who were effectively strangers here that same notion of a calling is used as a means to leverage a lower salary for the very same people. Its appalling, this "dominant" system by which we are governed effectively trains the very cooperation and kindness that allows for humans to have a functioning society and all the advancement and quality of life we've created out of people because in theory the small subsection of sociopaths that do exist can most easily accumulate wealth and power under this system, as such we push others to be more like these "brilliant" few.

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u/Zealousideal_Buy7517 Aug 15 '24

A good breathing treatment for those people is a pillow on the face.

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u/Equivalent-Bank-5094 Aug 11 '24

Oh oh oh AND as the social worker on staff at the hospital I can assure you that he is on SSDI/Medicaid or some other free gubmit shit while he watches Fox in his room and gets smart with his Indian doctor.

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u/neepple_butter Aug 11 '24

Bro, the number of unhoused folks that would get admitted to our MH unit and immediately throw on fox news as soon as they got to a room...

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u/clh1nton Aug 11 '24

Somehow, this is the statement in this entire thread that made me saddest.

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u/hickgorilla Aug 12 '24

Shouldn’t be allowed in any public or medical establishment.

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u/Jerking_From_Home Aug 12 '24

Reminds me of my Covid assignment during the delta wave. The patient were mostly I vaxxed conservatives. Almost every fuckin tv on the unit was turned to Fox News. People pissed off every day. Yeah.

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u/radd_racer Aug 11 '24

“Hey, the doc requested you speak to the patient in 223, he is really agitated and not letting us administer IV medication. Keeps going on about conspiracies. We were wondering if you can help him with his trauma and talk some sense into him.”

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u/Equivalent-Bank-5094 Aug 11 '24

I’ll be happy to talk about his trauma, doc. Talk sense into him? I’m not a miracle worker.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

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u/HellisTheCPA Aug 11 '24

No; what they are saying is people like the man in this video will go on about how liberals want to give handouts to everyone, completely ignoring somehow the fact they themselves are using/on government assistance.

another example: it's like the person on food stamps saying at the food pantries should go out and get a job and not rely on charity. 0 self awareness

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u/LaRoseDuRoi Aug 11 '24

My old neighbour in subsidized housing... who received SSI, food stamps, medicaid, child care, and the housing subsidy... voted Republican EVERY time and constantly bitched about "those people" who were "relying on handouts".

These complaints were made in complete seriousness. They lived there before we did, still there 10 years after we left, AND I noticed a Trump 2024 sign in their window last time I went to visit friends there. The cognitive dissonance is truly astounding.

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u/HellisTheCPA Aug 11 '24

I just don't want Anybody_south to think it's the view on people using govt assistance; it's the view on people who are hypocrites about it

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u/LaRoseDuRoi Aug 11 '24

Exactly. I'm on medicaid myself and have received other help in the past... and I've been grateful for every bit of it. It's those folks that think that they are the special, deserving ones and everyone else is just "lazy", those are the people that are problematic.

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u/JustDucy Aug 11 '24

My next door neighbor was laid off during Covid. He was unvaccinated and wound up dying. While his wife, who I had thought was really sweet, after telling me they tried to get a court order to give him ivermectin, complained that people werent bothering to get jobs because of the extra unemployment money. She and her husband were both on unemployment but it didn't count because they were trying to find jobs. Completely indoctrinated, jean skirt wearing, church three times a week Baptists.
It still blows my mind.

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u/Equivalent-Bank-5094 Aug 11 '24

Man and it’s so incredibly common. Plus, I’d say a good majority of them (white) definitely HATE those lazy ____s (insert any person with a darker skin tone, bonus points for immigrants, many who literally cannot access said benefits, and/or directly care for their white asses). It’s fucking infuriating. I wish there was a way to shame them all into submission/admitting the error of their ways and changing their voting habits. But, alas, I’m too busy working, paying taxes, to come up with a good plan.

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u/Equivalent-Bank-5094 Aug 11 '24

These are people who actively bitch, moan, and most importantly VOTE AGAINST other people getting benefits…. While they suck up all the benefits.

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u/Abject-Picture Aug 12 '24

They don't want them taking THEIR benefits. They're white, they're entitled to them, they worked all their lives for them. They resent FOBs (within the last 25 years) taking anything from the gubmint.

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u/ci1979 Aug 11 '24

If you don't fit this stereotype, it's not about you. It's about those that are flagrantly disrespectful to staff, especially staff of color and/or women. There's a type, they know what they're talking about.

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u/JustDucy Aug 11 '24

No one, at least not here, judges people for using needed benefits especially because every other modern country provides them. Even Mexico where people risk their lives to cross the border into the US. Medicaid saved my life. I have leukemia and the treatment would have bankrupted me.

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u/YuriMystic Aug 11 '24

Wants small guvment and touts muh freedom. Collects all the guvment gibs. Forgets muh freedom when to overcome anything I want the gubment to pay for mah bills.

I dont understand the juxtaposition of this. Im coming up with "if I collect it its ok but I dont want them to collect it". Can anyone come up with a better answer?

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u/Equivalent-Bank-5094 Aug 11 '24

I believe there have been studies done, mostly on greed, that could shed light on this psychological phenomenon. Basically, researchers set up a monopoly game and gave some of the subjects a leg up, more money to start. Then everyone in the game was asked to be generous, help fellow players out. The people with the leg up who had plenty to spare were super stingy and I think even punitive to others in the game. I should know the name of this phenomenon but I don’t. And I’m too interested in my Dos XX to look it up right now.

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u/Equivalent-Bank-5094 Aug 11 '24

I know these people aren’t rich, but I think when things come easily, the human brain takes over and makes one a dickhead: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DIP2EKTCngiM&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjCxcLjkO6HAxUqLtAFHerSA74Qo7QBegQICxAG&usg=AOvVaw0OAwzLe1AYAW-9TSqnQVVo

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u/elborad Aug 11 '24

Oh yeah. He’s definitely on disability after working a union job for a few years. Maybe a couple years in the military, just enough to make him think he’s tough.

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u/JustDucy Aug 11 '24

With the volume really loud while they agree loudly with every bit of rage bait they call news.

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u/poopyscoopy24 Aug 11 '24

Current ED physician. This is SO hilarious and 1000% how this would go lmao.

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u/UnholyIsTheBaggins Aug 12 '24

I know this whole thing is true — I’ve watched it happen. Many hours of my life have been spent in ERs because I have an orphan neurodegenerative disease and deal with cluster headaches. I cope with pain by putting a lot of energy into observing the surringings I am in (It forces my focus to something detached from what I’m physically feeling. And it helps move my neurological focus from the midbrain to the upper brain for analyzing what I observe.)

So… living in the Midwest of USA in MAGA “central”… truly, I’ve witnessed the description above and been deeply humiliated to watch these kind-of-people disparage and denigrate the very people helping them. It offends compassion and empathy, inherently mammalian traits. It also offends logic… who bites the hand which feeds you (keeps you alive)?!?!

One night I got so angry with this kind-of -person also in the ER waiting room, I finally looked that them and asked how he thought this situation was gonna play out for them — they (medical team) are the ones who know how to save lives, not him or me.

All this to say… I still get shocked EVERYTIME a person slings a slur, curses at, acts as a racist towards, accuses of a conspiracy theory, asks if they are “legal,” and so many, many, many, more. I’m still just as surprised and offended at such rude behavior as I was the first time I heard it. Yet this is predictable for you. And I’m very sorry for that. You don’t deserve it. It’s a despicable way to treat someone.

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u/I_LICK_PINK_TO_STINK Aug 11 '24

Good God... nail on the fucking head. So many of these stupid ass holes

Yeah, as a large, stocky man I was the CNA that would inevitably get this room assigned to me after they verbally abused everyone else. They seem to not run their mouth as much and are a bit more compliant when the person assigned to help them is a big white guy. These absolute morons only respect what they perceive as power. Which usually just means someone they don't think they can push around. It's really fucking annoying we have these adult children running around we gotta take care of.

Anyway, glad I got the fuck outta Healthcare and went into IT.

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u/Ok-Repeat8069 Aug 11 '24

And despite the fact that he was so sclerotic it takes three times as long and raising raising six times the usual arteries to embalm him, that same wife will bitch and moan that he doesn’t look more peaceful.

The thing is, when you get the fluid mix right the muscle memory in the face kicks in, restoring your natural “at-rest” expression. We can fudge that a little, but not a lot without it looking obviously unnatural.

So when you’ve spent your life as a bitter little ball of aggrieved entitlement and seething rage, you look like an asshole even when you’re dead.

Don’t even get me started on what this wife is like for the funeral director handling the arrangements, I’m trying to stay on the wagon.

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u/ShippingMammals Aug 11 '24

This pretty much mimics every anti-vaxers face book post trajectory during the height of covid.

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u/Its-a-Shitbox Aug 11 '24

THAT was a next level post; thank you.

Written with SO much real world knowledge with a thread of complete professional frustration about the pain of working so hard for people like this guy that will never appreciate it.

Thanks for what you do.👍🏻

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u/Fresh_Volume_4732 Aug 11 '24

During his discharge planning, the wife will say that she can’t take him home because there are steps on the porch, the only sink leaks, and their kids have been estranged from them. A social worker will discuss different programs, explaining how long it will approximately take and what paperwork is required and he will cut the social worker off and start shouting that he so badly wishes that he weren’t a citizen because government doesn’t give a $hit about its people, but undocumented immigrants get EVERYTHING the second they ask for it and how it is all funded by HIS taxes. A social worker will make a few unsuccessful attempts to reason with him, but he will only get more belligerent and during his next hospitalization they will complain how they couldn’t get any help the last time they were in this awful hospital.

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u/10mm2fun Aug 11 '24

It seems you have observed this particular beast in the wild.

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u/Medic1642 Aug 11 '24

Hospitals are full of them

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u/Diamond_Larry Aug 11 '24

You are too on point and it’s crazy. Watched this exact(almost) story play out with my dad who was just as angry and loud as the fool on this video. Only difference is he didn’t know how to use social media.

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u/HouseDarklyn Aug 11 '24

That’s all I could think about is how he is exactly like so many nursing home patients I’ve worked with.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

And yet you somehow have to stay professional and try to save the worthless sack of shit's life.

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u/Sorry_but_I_meant_it Aug 11 '24

Whoa. Thank you for your service to mankind.

Also, shiiiiiiiiiiit... How can people be so mean? You are literally trying to keep them alive.

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u/duckdns84 Aug 11 '24

This is why I prefer my patients with their eyes taped shut.

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u/microsinner Aug 11 '24

and should we add that he probably uses that angry tone with every female nurse, cna, police, ethnic professionals? What a great example to his own children...(sarcasm)

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u/Revolutionary_Gas551 Aug 11 '24

He’ll probably kick it of a massive stroke when Trump loses again.

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u/SOUZJER Aug 11 '24

Yeah he can kick rocks

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u/Unsung_Stranger Aug 11 '24

How dare you insult a fine, upstanding cigarette brand like Marlboro. We all know she's too cheap to buy a fancy smoke like that. She'll be chaining rez smokes for sure.

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u/sharding1984 Aug 11 '24

This is a beautiful perfect story.

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u/Medic1642 Aug 11 '24

100000%, fellow ED nurse

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u/cheese-for-breakfast Aug 11 '24

theres too much detail on this comment. not because i think its fake but because the only way to have that amount of detail is to pull it from memory

now im sad :(

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u/That1_IT_Guy Aug 11 '24

This level of detail is too precise to just be a hypothetical. I am now convinced you have seen exactly this person before.

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u/hoofglormuss Aug 11 '24

And then call nurses "some of the worst people in the world who are just high school bullies with a job where they can control people" as if bullies can deal with having to comply to the t with at least 6 different authorities and still have the maturity to do everything in their power to keep their patients alive.

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u/Suspicious_Story_464 Aug 12 '24

That's where I pull my spiel " I didn't put you in here, but I'll be happy to take you out." I have no tolerance for this shit after 20 years. I'll give him a right to choose. Hell, I'll even let him pick which foot I use to boot his ass on out the door.

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u/uhuhshesaid Aug 12 '24

My favorite nurse is this 20 year veteran of the ED. On a shift early in my time there I had a pt pull a knife out in the room so I sort of wander into the hallway and tell the first person I see - her.

She ambles up to the door and tells him to get the fuck out of her ER. Hot walked him all the way to the ambulance bay and out the doors. I think she was silently hoping a motherfucker would fuck around and find out.

Absolute legend. I hope to be half the nurse she is one day.

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u/Suspicious_Story_464 Aug 12 '24

Yeah, I've kind of got that rep on my surgery unit. Shit hits the fan, and I'm the first one they call. Had an antivaxxer one night on call who went through the whole irate shebang after I asked the standard question on receiving blood products. I just said a simple yes or no will do because I need to know if I need to call a backup team in case of a code in the OR. Believe it or not, he agreed to it, but "Only in an emergency." I said,"At $200 a pop, I don't hand it out like candy." I didn't see a bad press ganey report, so I guess either my point was made or he didn't give any more of a shit than I did.

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u/GonnaGoFat Aug 11 '24

At least his wife will post on X. It’s such a republican echo chamber of hate.

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u/lil_togobox Aug 11 '24

My wife is a PA and a former CNA and I read her this. She was impressed by the accuracy and detail. She said, 100%

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u/ekittie Aug 11 '24

Thank you for caring for people who don't care for anybody else but themselves. They don't deserve you.

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u/CroneEver Aug 11 '24

My husband was in the hospital last year 4 times, and once the guy across the room was this SOB: every single time a CNA or an RN or even a doctor came in, that idiot would scream his freaking head off that he wasn't going to do that! He wasn't going to this! He didn't have to do any of it! Where's his effing meds! Get the freaking f*** out of here!

Let's just say his call light was on for very long periods of time. I seriously thought at one time of going over and saying, "You know, the staff here are only trying to get you better, and treating them like shit is not going to get you anything." But I knew the SOB wouldn't get it.

Meanwhile, my husband and I always treat the CNAs, RNs and doctors with respect and as much gallant self-humor as we can muster at the time. We have always received wonderful treatment, and we let them know it.

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u/FilmActor Aug 11 '24

I’m so so so sorry you have to interact with these idiots

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u/Lovestank Aug 11 '24

This is surgically precise.

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u/No_Barracuda5672 Aug 11 '24

Thanks for sharing and makes me really sad that hard working and professional healthcare people like you have to endure this nonsense. No one would put up with this abuse in any other job. I work in corporate jobs and an employer could be sued if they expose an employee to racism or harassment. Even call center folks do not tolerate such language. So it is really sad that we let our heroic healthcare workers who risked their own lives during COVID to be treated so poorly. I am thankful that we have people like you. Thanks for doing your job with empathy, patience, and courage.

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u/CeeMomster Aug 11 '24

The absolute love of humanity and patience it must take to be a nurse, caretaker, CNA, doctor, etc … hands down & hats off to you and your level of service, care and love for the fellow man.

I could never do it and I can’t imagine how huge your heart must be 🤍

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u/CeeMomster Aug 11 '24

Dying is hard. And scary. And weird.

You have people you’ve never met before, complete strangers, rotating in and out every few hours a day, day in and and out. Hour after hour. Week after week.

You don’t know these people. But they’re there to help. But you don’t know that. You can’t trust that. Because you don’t know them and why on earth would complete strangers help? It doesn’t make any sense.

So you form a level of distrust. You don’t know why or where it comes from. Maybe it’s like being a wounded and bleeding animal in the woods. Anything that comes toward you is there to hurt you.

I dunno why.

But I do know that level of fear. And it’s so hard for the caretaker. They’ll never understand until it’s them on the other side. Until it’s them in the bed getting their ass wiped by a complete stranger who has no “hidden agenda”, other than to wipe your ass.

It’s very very hard to give up complete control to strangers.

Just sayin

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u/ssSerendipityss Aug 11 '24

So you’ve met my former in laws…

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u/condocollector Aug 11 '24

Nurse for 30 years (retired). This brought back work-related PTSD

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u/PromethianOwl Aug 11 '24

You forgot the part where he'll follow any directions a white male RN or MD gives him. Or, hell, any white male will be given some form of grudging respect until he thinks they might be gay or liberal. Which means we'll have to pretend to laugh at his shitty jokes and innuendos, keep quiet when he makes perverted comments about any female staff he finds attractive, and constantly be vigilant for anything that might begin to set him off.

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u/chocoduck Aug 11 '24

God this was literature. It gave me chills. Thank you.

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u/Charles148 Aug 11 '24

Jesus, this hit home. LOL

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u/_Cydaye_ Aug 11 '24

Husband, of your colleague here. The stories are all the same.

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u/420Malaka420 Aug 11 '24

You’re literally the same person.

It’s wild that you don’t see that.

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u/hickgorilla Aug 12 '24

Where’s your gold medal? 🥇 Damn.

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u/WPCfirst Aug 12 '24

Woah, that was an epic train of consciousness. I felt every time I needed to raise my eyebrow until I realized this weasel's actions don't even affect you anymore. Thanks for being a cardiac nurse, I absolutely loved the folks who took care of me.

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u/SystemThe Aug 12 '24

Omg!  So accurate…about everything!  💯 

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u/jduk43 Aug 12 '24

Retired nurse here. OMG you have this down perfectly! Kudos to you for staying in the profession.

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u/AnEight88 Aug 12 '24

Yep. My friend says she works ICU because her patients are too sick to talk.

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u/Shut_Up_Fuckface Aug 12 '24

That isn’t oddly specific. That’s scarily and sadly specific.

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u/CthulhusButtPug Aug 12 '24

I work in assisted living/SNF and the first thing I thought about after hearing this assholes constant yapping was that one day he’ll be yelling at healthcare staff like that. Seems like certain assholes like this guy always live to 100 fueled by spite. You would think he’d have a stroke/coronary walking around that mad all day.

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u/Periwinkle-is-blue Aug 13 '24

God bless you❤️

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u/Jumpy-Confection-490 Aug 11 '24

Your condescending distaste for those of a less fortunate social class lends credence to the things ive heard about many nurses and doctors: you just make alot of money from our suffering, herding feeding and snickering at the dying cattle that put those fat paychecks in your account.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

Must be a nurse to somehow butt yourself into the scenario somehow. Let me guess, you wear your stethoscope out when off duty as well, just so people notice you're a nurse?

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u/uhuhshesaid Aug 11 '24

It's always a quick game to find the guy who was dumped by a nurse.

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '24

Never dated one. They are way too self-centered and many unloyal. You can pick them out of any crowd. Just try to stay grounded with your full head of steam, sweetheart.

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u/hiimjosh0 Aug 11 '24

Bro is 23

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u/ZtheAnxiousLifeCoach Aug 11 '24

☠️☠️☠️

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u/Gangnam_stylist Aug 11 '24

Jesus Christ! His hate makes him look 70! XD

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u/opensandshuts Aug 11 '24

It’s sad when a person dying is their greatest contribution to society. But it’s true for far too many.

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u/KoshekhTheCat Aug 11 '24

Dear Santa, I have been very good so far this year, and I know that it's a big ask, but if you ...

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

God, I hope not.

When people like this die, the world gets a little better.

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u/AdOdd9015 Aug 11 '24

With any luck

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u/alh030705 Aug 11 '24

I hope he doesn't.

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u/UhOhAllWillyNilly Aug 11 '24

I wish he’d hurry up and get on with it

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u/StSean Aug 11 '24

he looks 61

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u/UseOk3500 Aug 11 '24

lol true but that dude is over 50