On Wednesday, April 22, 2020 at 6:30:50 AM UTC-5, John Kuthe wrote:
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> They said I was "wobbly" after giving me my vocational physical, as the reason I failed it.
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I can't believe you'd be 'wobbly' after all that ripping and farting that
you've shared with us for months on end. As much as you say you used the
Nordic Track, Superman should be in awe of you.
They'd never admit it to protect themselves from a lawsuit, but I would not
be a bit surprised they did a quick internet search using your name. Their
decision was probably not to hire you after seeing your narcissistic, self-
serving, and off the deep end at times, comments. Saying you are 'wobbly'
protects them from litigation and does not insult you by saying you're too
unstable to be caring for anyone, let alone a child.
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So I guess I'm gonna have to get a job as a rehab nurse and care for older adults who are more wobbly than me! And I RIPPED an HOUR on my new Nordictrack (tweaked it and got it dialed in!) after my lunch! I'll show them wobbly!
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Let's just hope those older adults do not require any lifting. If you're too
wobbly for a child, you can't lift an adult who would be most likely a dead
weight.
Be sure and share with your new employer, if you're lucky enough to get a job,
how you rip and fart on the N. T. and then you have a 'cuppa plus.' That
will certainly impress them.
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> And they looked up my Nursys status so they saw that one documented mistake I made. As I said, professionals don't shop the Internet for IDIOTS "ratting" people out.
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> John Kuthe...
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Then they went straight onto the internet and saw your name all over it like
the worst case of measles imaginable. They got an eyeful of how unstable you
generally are and didn't want to put patients at risk or open themselves to a
lawsuit.