The mom, the sister and myself were shopping at our local Wal-Mart; this is probably a good time to tell me that whatever story follows this sentence occurred because we choose to go to Wal-Mart. Rest assured, I knew what I was getting into. Also, I just used a semicolon bitches! Anyways, I'm walking and I look to my right and I see a dude in scrubs, but something here is off. What you ask? The fact that the left, bottom portion of his scrub pant leg is covered in blood splatter. Yes, blood splatter. At first I thought, maybe this is a left over Halloween costume? But no. Halloween blood is red, fire engine red. Real, dried blood is dark scarlet red (also Wikipedia says scarlet is "traditionally the color of a flame. It may also refer to the color of blood of a living person." SIDE NOTE: flames and blood are not the same color), but this scrub pant blood was S-C-A-R-L-E-T. I can not be forgiving of this. No matter who you are. Okay, lets be for real. If Eric Dane (or as the people on Grey's Anatomy like to call him-Dr. Mark "McSteamy" Sloan) was in Wal-Mart with blood splatter on his pants I might give him a pass. Key word, MIGHT. Okay, never mind, I would. Well I try to ignore this tragedy as if it never happened and look over at my sister. Her mouth is literally to the floor and she's jabbing my mother in the side. She mouths, "is that blood?" All I can do is shake my head in disgust. The sister then tries to be polite by saying, "he doesn't look like a doctor," when what she meant was he looks homeless. Which he did, except he was shopping in the milk/yogurt section and we all know that homeless people can not afford milk or yogurt. Can anyone say overpriced?! It's like flowers-way expensive and it's only useful for a few days. But so the moral of this long drawn out story is, DO NOT COME TO WAL-MART WITH BLOOD ON YOUR PANTS!
Now another thing that upsets me is peeps who waltz around with their stethoscope around their neck. I live with a nurse and I have NEVER seen her walking around with it around her neck. I mean, what are you trying to prove? I have a stethoscope too. It means nothing, there are no limits to who can buy one, so a status symbol it is not. I mean, lets be honest. If someone falls out in the Wal-Mart parking lot your stethoscope is not gonna do a damn bit of good. Food for thought, do you think these people sterilize the stethoscope after it's been at Wal-Mart with blood pants guy, in the car with their dog, etc? I bet not. Now they are going to put that thing on your chest. Eeeeewwwww.
Another problem I have. Wearing the things that cover up your shoes while in clean rooms/surgery, etc into a restaurant. And yes, I've seen it. These people need an intervention. For serious. The end.