u/Weak_Rule8374
On my way home from work tonight, going on 35E north. Cadillac truck pulled up behind me, flashed the lights, then pulled around the left side, waved a gun at me out the window then took off. Then tried to run a few people off. Luckily I was able to catch the license plate. Called and made a report. Be safe out there people.
On my way home from work tonight, going on 35E north. Cadillac truck pulled up behind me, flashed the lights, then pulled around the left side, waved a gun at me out the window then took off. Then tried to run a few people off. Luckily I was able to catch the license plate. Called and made a report. Be safe out there people.
On my way home from work not too long ago, going on 35E north. Cadillac truck pulled up behind me, flashed the lights, then pulled around the left side, waved a gun at me out the window then took off. Then tried to run a few people off. Luckily I was able to catch the license plate. Called and made a report. Be safe out there people.
We have a one visitor overnight policy that we try to enforce but of course family members don’t care and will complain to management. Of course management will cave because it’s “customer service”.
The latest episode has helped us cleared up some timeline confusion
• When Kyle met with Meade, Westfield, and Mullins; Oleksandra has already been in WitPro for a little wild
• Joe was wrapping up her end of business with arresting senators and such (which was during the 6 months leading up to Blackjack)
• Joe told her family that they are ready to go back home
• Kyle started his search for Oleksandra; in the meantime, Joe and her family moved home
• Joe got snatched up; by the time Kyle found Oleksandra in Tulsa, it’s Blackjack + 6 days
Now we’re caught up to the current timeline
Bonus note
• Amber turning away Randy and Tex raised a massive red flag
I’ve done Research Breakthrough, PvP, PvE, challenges, but still have not been able to obtain a Sinnoh Stone. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!
I’ve been a nurse for almost 8 years. I get that there are a lot of ups and downs with nursing, but over the past couple of months, I’ve just been dealing with a lot of dumb stuff at work.
Not sure if it’s bad lucks, bad vibes, or the universe just has it out for me.
Getting roped up in work drama. Patients and family members are mad at the hospital and doctors then take it out on me, making a complaint to the manager.
Patient’s sister who’s supposedly is a “nurse”, trying to argue with me about how a NG to LIS is supposed to work after the doctor spent 20 mins explaining it to her. Then she got mad at me for explaining it to her again, and making a complaint.
It feels like no matter
