Comments | thebratqueen: This is on purpose, I'm sure

thebratqueen

This is on purpose, I'm sure

Jun 28, 2007 15:36

Today is attempting to test my patience. Constantly ringing phone and fax, boss who talks for HOURS about crap I do not care about, amazingly stupid and weird questions from all corners (ex "May I speak to the doctor?" "May I ask what this is in regards to?" "I want to find out if you are accepting new patients." "Oh, I can help you with that. Yes ( Read more... )

health, life on the job

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reginagiraffe June 28 2007, 19:51:09 UTC

I'm kind of baffled that he's not more panicked that you're leaving. Is there anyone else that works in the office that can do what you do? What the hell is he supposed to do come Monday?

And I'm sure your answer is (and justifiably so): I don't give a rat's ass. *g*

{TBQ} elleesttrois June 28 2007, 20:02:31 UTC

Hang in there!

Hope you feel better.

ephemera June 28 2007, 22:30:47 UTC

one. more. day.

(And then you can spend the weekend laughing every time you picture him trying to do it all alone on Monday ...)

coltsbane June 28 2007, 23:49:35 UTC

I'm picturing that now and laughing my ass off. It's awesome when pretentious bastards get their comeuppance!

midnightfae June 29 2007, 01:24:31 UTC

What's worse is when you get the "Can I speak to the doctor question" from another doctor. GAH!

I work at an animal shelter with OVER 100 PATIENTS ON ANY GIVEN DAY. The doctor does not have time to speak to you. Especially when you want to go over blood results for a cat that you don't have an ID number for. Fax the results over. I can give you a fax number, but the doctor does not need you to tell her that you think the cat is diabetic. THE GLUCOSE OVER 500 WILL CLUE HER IN!

*head desk*

I also love the, "My dog had surgery at your hospital last week, and now he's limping." ... "Ok. You should probably take him to your vet."... "But you did the surgery." ... "We neutered him. This has nothing to do with him not using his rear leg two weeks later."

*ahem* Right... moving on. I feel your pain.

sidhewolf5 June 29 2007, 09:12:45 UTC

In honor of your impending departure, I thought I'd send you this great resignation letter:

http://www.snopes.com/humor/letters/zantex.asp

It was never really sent to anyone, but it's still great, and I hope you find it amusing.

Congratulations (belatedly) on the new job! And he will realize all you did for him after you're gone and it's not getting done. (In fact, don't be surprised if he tries calling you to ask about where things are or how they're done.)

Hugs!