1. Yes, as a matter of fact I do “f#=%in’ know it’s Christmas.” I know this because everyone turned super nasty right after Thanksgiving. Yes, I do have a lot of nerve charging for medical care. Yes, I still expect you to pay your bill.
2. Do not answer your cell phone in the middle of our discussion about your dog’s history. Especially do not answer it if you are going to say, “Hey, I’m at the vet with Buddy….. No, they don’t know what’s wrong with him yet.” Hang up your phone and talk to me and we’ll try to figure it out.
3. If your kids are so immature that the sight of a thermometer will have them doubled over with laughter, leave them home. I swear I just about smacked a kid who was screaming “She’s touching his butt,” and laughing hysterically.
Yes, I do have a grumpy today. Why do you ask?
Sign in my Doctor’s office: Cell Phone Policy: If you are talking on the phone, the Dr. will not enter the room. If the cell phone rings during the examination, the Dr. will leave the room and return after seeing another patient.
Sounds to me like you have a f#=%in’ reason to be annoyed! Respect. All the bullstuff we deal with that drives us crazy usually comes down to simple respect.
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Seriously, I don’t know how you deal with the general public sometimes. I may screw around on my work blackberry while waiting for an appointment, but once the vet walks in my attention is entirely on the purpose for our visit. It’s a waste of everyone’s time and money to do otherwise.
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