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Showing Original Post only (View all)Last night, here at work, a patient came in for an x-ray. [View all]
She actually said, in a normal voice, no discretion, no shame, "I only want a non-Asian tech." I thought I'd mis-heard her, so I said, "I'm sorry. What did you say?" She repeated it loudly and obviously annoyed. I told her that I would be happy to arrive her for her x-ray, but I was NOT going to request a non-Asian technologist. Then I asked her if she still wanted the x-ray and she said, "No, I'll pass." and she left.
What the eff is wrong with people? I've worked here for twelve years and nothing like that has happened before.
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Your theory is correct - I heard it straight from the MAGA horse's mouth: "Trump speaks for me."
chia
12 hrs ago
#15
They've always been here they've just been pretty good at concealing themselves and there just simply unmasking.
cstanleytech
11 hrs ago
#32
I would have been tempted to say, "No problem, Sally can do your X-Ray", and then
Bluetus
13 hrs ago
#8
I had a similar event in the car business, client asked to be called via email
Shellback Squid
12 hrs ago
#18
I thought I had heard everything. Boy..I put those people (We're talking about)...
chouchou
10 hrs ago
#36
It makes one wonder what would happen if they ever needed a blood transfusion.
Totally Tunsie
9 hrs ago
#39