table of 4 that “absolutely loved their meal and service” tipped $200 on a $3,023 check.
just as i was starting unlearn my hatred for the french, they turn around and do this.
Agree with the sentiment, but it's applied wrong. Lower income students who work alongside a medical degree are almost never going to do as well as high income student living at home/not paying rent who uses free time to study/relax but it must be possible to have a meritocracy?
I continue to see a lot of noise about foundation job allocation. Mainly from "high-flyers" who seem to think that entitles them to a "better" job.
And due to human nature, not much from those who are broadly happy with their allocation .
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My friend is a 4th year med student with no tuition loan due to being a graduate. She's worked alongside the course but faces withdrawal if she can't pay for the last semester despite completing 4/5 years. Pls help if you can #medtwitter
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Merry Christmas to all those working in the NHS today
Many staff in the NHS are grossly underpaid (even on Christmas day👇) but none more so than Junior Doctors who frequently graduate with >£100k debt
RT to support them & ask government to pay them ALL fairly #PayRestoration