Last week an elder woman fell down right in the middle of Yonge and Dundas intersection, several ppl including myself attempted to help her up. She just sat there as the light turned red and the streetcar was about to cross Yonge St. I reached out for her arm, I didn't touch her...she screamed out DON'T PULL MY ARM! ...I just said fuck it and moved on, while others dragged her out of the intersection.
Today I go to my doctor, nice and early, nobody (patients) are there...yet I still have to wait nearly an hour. Meantime a seriously obese woman tracks it in with newborn twins and a huge stroller. I see her coming towards the door so I go open it and hold it for her. My name gets called I go into the room, wait another 10 minutes when a nurse comes in and says 'can i move you into another room?' I say no problem. She says to me 'there is another patient infront of you then you'. I ask her if it's the woman with the babies and she says yes. So now I m like but I've been here nearly an hour and way before her. She says sorry. I'm like.. fuck it and leave.
Whats your story?
Today I go to my doctor, nice and early, nobody (patients) are there...yet I still have to wait nearly an hour. Meantime a seriously obese woman tracks it in with newborn twins and a huge stroller. I see her coming towards the door so I go open it and hold it for her. My name gets called I go into the room, wait another 10 minutes when a nurse comes in and says 'can i move you into another room?' I say no problem. She says to me 'there is another patient infront of you then you'. I ask her if it's the woman with the babies and she says yes. So now I m like but I've been here nearly an hour and way before her. She says sorry. I'm like.. fuck it and leave.
Whats your story?