It is good business practice to treat all clients with respect but it is even more important when said client is an EMT on the fire department in the town which you live.
You never know when they will show up wielding needles and nitro.
I do have to say that it was very uncomfortable when someone says "I know you." and you have no freaking clue who the heck they are. The face is tripping some alarm in the back of your mind, but you cannot for the life of you identify how you know them. I suppose it is kind of ironic that I gave her my usual line of "Hi, I'm Bernice. I have to be the mean one today. I am going to start an IV, but I will be as nice as I can and I will not surprise you with anything." Heh. The mean one. To the woman who told me I was incompetent and informed me in no uncertain terms that I wasn't "worth her time."
Karma? I think so.
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Ah...revenge, nothing like it, especially when you can cleverly disguise it as helping.
So, who was this?!?! You'll have to give me the scoop! :)
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