My wife is telling me that Simon KittyCat is concerned about my mental health.
I am ok Mr. Kitty Cat…I just need some time off and more support staff at work.
@NelsonMogaka_ I have honestly loved almost every facet of medicine, but back in medical school I would have to pick Neurology (sorry my neurology bros).
In theory it was pretty cool, but in practice it was soul crushing….especially the endless rounds on the weekends.
With my upcoming solo move to Iowa, and the current ‘guest cat’ staying with us (my daughter’s cat) I am totally thinking I need a darling ‘emotional support cat’ as well.
I have been a sucker for cute kitty cats for most of my life.
And those glorious glorious German bastards did give me 9 days (Vielen Dank, Porsche)
Let’s hope this holds and things run on the timeline. I would love to get the 911 pretty much on my birthday and have time for a couple of cool road trips with my wife before I have to start working again.
So….looking at @Porsche milestones two dozen times a day does not get my timeline to move forward even a little bit.
So cold Porsche…so cold.
I have a few drives I absolutely need to get done before my new job starts. I need my sweet 911 to actually do them.
Whatever you can do to help a bro out would rock my man.
Just give me a couple extra weeks. :-)
@AbulurdBoniface@Porsche lol. Yes they do. They have the skill to keep people engaged over multiple months.
You just have to chuckle….and hit refresh. :-)
For pilots of an airplane, which are often used as an analogous profession, when important things happen alarm start to sound.
Bells go off.
Whistles start howling.
It becomes amazingly obvious that a bad thing is happening that they should pay attention to.
If pilots missed this, regulators look to how many more bells and whistles can go off to draw to their attention to the important events.
In medicine, there’s a constant background, noise going on that people tune out. Endlessly low yield distractions. Meaningless ‘hard stops’ on mundane orders.
90% of alarms are BS and pretty much useless.
Almost nothing in the system streamlines critical data being brought to the attention of the decision makers.
It’s a system, absolutely designed to fail spectacularly on occasion.
Ordered some radiator grills for the new car….from England. They were orders of magnitude better than the best one I could by here (did not need zip ties and bubble gum to install).
I inadvertently ended up getting paperwork that the people I bought it from should have filled out regarding the melt percentages of the steal they made them from.
Pretty sure I am going to get absolutely screwed by the Section 232 steel derivative tariff.
Probably zero percent chance I will get any of this consumer tax refunded , if/when it’s all found to be illegal.