Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Mary's Desk, November 16, 2010

(guy walks in, stands at counter)

Mary: "Hi, can I help you?"

Mr. Gregorian: "I have an appointment today with Dr. Grumpy."

Mary: "Sure... Wait. Sir, your appointment was last Monday. You missed it."

Mr. Gregorian: "No, it would be this Monday, because we went on daylight savings time this month."

15 comments:

  1. So this guy got an extra week in bed? Puts my hour into insignificance!

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  2. Annie's right...there IS a reason these people see a neurologist.

    My sister tells her grandkids when special occasions are based on the number of nights they will sleep before then (e.g., "there are 5 night nights until your birthday). Just a thought for this guy's next reminder call.

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  3. Weeklight savings!

    Could use that right now...

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  4. okay, now you need to tell us the drug rep's story so we can determine who's crazier yesterday, the patient or drug rep.

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  5. there are a lot of "special folk" in your life isn't there

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  6. yea yea, but are we talking Pacific time, or UTC's?

    I think he's Zulu...



    http://southgeek.blogspot.com/

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  7. Squeeze that boy in and send him on his way. Reminds me of when I was a freshman in college--Name of same--Northern Midwestern State U.,Midwestern State had named all State Univ with compass points. So I get to the desk after waiting in line for hours, guy in front say to registrar--What do you mean this isn't Eastern Midwestern State, there's been a terrible mistake and turns and walks away.

    Good thing they were only 500 miles apart.

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  8. You do know that there is a full moon on Sunday right? I work at a mental health practice and the patients are even crazier than normal.

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  9. full moon crazy is a real phenomenon. both in the office and the er.

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  10. So don't keep us in suspense...did you or didn't you diagnose him with dementia?

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  11. No dementia. Just a lack of personal responsibility, and an inability to admit he made a mistake.

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  12. "Just a lack of personal responsibility, and an inability to admit he made a mistake." Are there any pharmaceuticals for that? Because if there are, I know a few people who should be on them...

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  13. Boy, I wish I could adopt this guy's calendar. I could use an extra week here or there for sure!

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So wadda you think?