Finally a nurse who is professional and remarks the nobility of her job and the dedication this job entails. Unlike other youtuber/nurses who make a joke out of the profession. Love the insight Barbara brings 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Don’t you love how nurses talk so pompously as if it’s a difficult subject? I work in finance and have to use calculus and linear algebra daily while judging the correlation coefficients of multiple risky and non risky assets. All this would take her a lifetime to learn but thank god she knows big words huh?
What are you on about Adam? She was talking about how much she loves the work. She wasn't complaining, and here you are complaining for no reason. Why? If you hate finance, then quit. If you think nursing is easy, maybe you can be one and escape your misrebale finance life and work the easy nursing job.
@@sternendust the funny thing here is how you equate easy with desirable. You would say that wouldn’t you. I love finance because it is difficult and a nurse couldn’t do it to save his or her life.
@@AdamAdam-vu3qt You are right Adam. I hate finance. Thanks for doing it for all of us tho. Hahaha. I'm glad you love what you do at least. I suppose you have a bad experience with nurses to have such a bad opinion on one.
@@sternendust That's like saying that insurance companies have had a bad experience with a few teens so they unreasonably jack rates for all teens. Statistics matter, and in the case of nurses, 9 out of 10 of them are always snarky, rude, self-serving, and above all pretentious in thinking that they are in some admirable highly educated field when they are not. I'm just calling them out on it and imploring each one of them to stop using big cheeseburger words to compensate for the shame they have in not truly being intellectual. There's a reason why all women tend to wanna get security in a medical environment. Either because patients are vulnerable and it's easy to do a piss poor job without being judged, or they love the pandering and bribes that male doctors give them behind closed doors. It truly is a lazy immoral field in terms of the hiring standards. That is all.
@@AdamAdam-vu3qt you might be right about it. I'm not hoping for you to understand that there's still good nurses out there (more than 1 out of 10) who are compassionate and actually love the job and taking care of people. I hope you find it in you to forgive all the bad nurses out there. I worked in an environment where such things are unheard of and we are being judged all the time too, so I don't understand what you are saying. Pandering? Bribes? From male doctors? What kind of bribes and what for? Is this western thing?
