I’ve been playing about 5 months now, been super in love with the game. I’ve been practicing a few times a week, taking lessons, and I feel like I’ve been progressing fairly well. I’ve already flirted with breaking 100 a couple times (although never done it). Usually no matter how bad I play I always have fun and get that one shot that keeps me coming back. Today I played a round so atrociously bellow my abilities I just straight up did not have fun, never hit that one good shot.
Is this a normal experience to have a random blowup round that makes you want to quit when you’ve been making pretty linear progress and having a great time?
Had an interview recently where I was put into a breakout room for the med student interview and the dudes camera was off but he was unmuted. He watched TikToks on full volume for a solid minute before he realized I was in the breakout room lol. Anyone have anything odd/funny/lightheartedly unprofessional happen during interviews this cycle?
I used to work as a scribe at an urgent care clinic that unfortunately like many urgent care clinics was managed nearly entirely by unsupervised NPs and PAs. Most of them were extraordinarily friendly and likely capable of seeing the majority sniffles and scrapes that came through the door. However there was one NP who was literally “an NP with an online degree” she did online ASN, online ASN to BSN bridge then online MSN with some 500 sketchy “clinical hours.” And she made it her mission to berate and bully the 18-20 year old scribes who were all premeds. She would laugh and belittle you for your lack of medical knowledge, she would yell and tear you to shreds if you missed a single thing s