NursePez was awesome enough to send in these peeves:
So, computer software update took place over the weekend. Monday all teams are a go with the new system. This particular Monday all teams are present. Chaos, as you can imagine, ensues. No one was trained beforehand, the system has many glitches that slow us down, and the patients are waiting obscene amounts of time to be seen. I keep thinking, it is going to be ok, because I received an email that said we would be scheduling light to make sure we don't fall too far behind. So, I look at my schedule. 22 people are scheduled. TWENTY TWO. That is a lot for me. I ask about the "light schedule" and I am told, I was supposed to contact my assistant or the front staff and direct them to schedule me light. Now, I ask you good people: If you know a software update is going to be glitchy, and this is going to take affect on a Monday, one of the busiest days of the week in a medical office, and an email is sent saying we will schedule light; why is it that I have to personally invite the staff to ensure the schedule stays light? This seems like a no-brainer to me. And a source of the peeve.
It's Just A Game, Yo.
The annual BGSU/UT football game is coming up. In the past, this has always occurred on the day after Thanksgiving. Which made little sense to me, since the students were home on break and the only people who attend are the townies or alumni that live in BG. UT is our biggest rival. This year, the game occurs in October and coincides with Homecoming. Huzzaah! Every year for homecoming a big group tailgates. This year, even more people want to tailgate because of the BG/UT game being on homecoming. A group is gathered, tickets are bought. I convey this to my spouse, who flips out because so many people who don't really care about football are going. "Where are they the rest of the year?" To me, games are more fun if lots of people go. This is not the NFL. We are a MAC school. This is fun! It's just a game! Have a beer and settle. Go team go.
Quarter, Anyone?
If a person wants to make a decision that is bad, and everyone tells this person it is bad, and this person then goes on the make this bad decision, what do you do when the person then complains non-stop about their bad decision? Saying things like "nobody warned me" or, "I wish I knew". Please.
Big TIme
My son likes the band Big Time Rush. I feel guilty about not minding this music when he plays it and sings at the top of his lungs. It is rather catchy. Oh man, what is wrong with me?
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