We're lucky that our bodies require sleep, otherwise our cultures would have us working 16-20 hour days.doctorpain@lemmy.world to Showerthoughts@lemmy.world – 1395 points – 1 years ago141Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentWhy would you ever do that? And allow it to happen for 17 years???Good question. I did enjoy my work 90% of the time. I gave up emergency work when I turned 50. Now I do "uber" ambulance.Wtf is uber ambulance? And thanks for your service.Ha! "Uber" ambulance is non-emergency transport. We take patients that are at rehabilitation facilities and bring them to medical appointments.
Why would you ever do that? And allow it to happen for 17 years???Good question. I did enjoy my work 90% of the time. I gave up emergency work when I turned 50. Now I do "uber" ambulance.Wtf is uber ambulance? And thanks for your service.Ha! "Uber" ambulance is non-emergency transport. We take patients that are at rehabilitation facilities and bring them to medical appointments.
Good question. I did enjoy my work 90% of the time. I gave up emergency work when I turned 50. Now I do "uber" ambulance.Wtf is uber ambulance? And thanks for your service.Ha! "Uber" ambulance is non-emergency transport. We take patients that are at rehabilitation facilities and bring them to medical appointments.
Wtf is uber ambulance? And thanks for your service.Ha! "Uber" ambulance is non-emergency transport. We take patients that are at rehabilitation facilities and bring them to medical appointments.
Ha! "Uber" ambulance is non-emergency transport. We take patients that are at rehabilitation facilities and bring them to medical appointments.
Why would you ever do that? And allow it to happen for 17 years???
Good question. I did enjoy my work 90% of the time. I gave up emergency work when I turned 50. Now I do "uber" ambulance.
Wtf is uber ambulance?
And thanks for your service.
Ha! "Uber" ambulance is non-emergency transport. We take patients that are at rehabilitation facilities and bring them to medical appointments.