The Ash Man wrote:The Sunday Mail putting in last weeks results
Yep idiots.
Count the times they stuff up the cricket scores this season.
by Computer Crashed » Sun Sep 06, 2015 12:04 pm
The Ash Man wrote:The Sunday Mail putting in last weeks results
by wristwatcher » Sun Sep 06, 2015 12:23 pm
Pseudo wrote:I think you just won the thread. Complaining about my own shit-giving issues would be mere self indulgence after that post.
My condolences to thee and thine.
by wristwatcher » Sun Sep 06, 2015 12:30 pm
Footy Chick wrote:wristwatcher wrote:My Father in law dying this morning on Fathers Day in the RAH in a f@cken room with 3 bloody other patients. Despite having private medical we had to have all the family come through and say goodbye in the presence of strangers. All the private rooms where bring used by prisoners and other people. Hard to believe a dying man can't get a bloody room. Even when the doctor said maybe another two hours we had upto a dozen people on a share room.
Absolute ******* disgrace they could not find a room in an entire hospital in his last 24 hours. We had to endure our time of grief with people who were taking shits 3 feet from us, having the TV blaring and loud phone conversations. I don't blame the patients but the RAH and the system is f@cked.
RIP Dad
That is awful, not allowing a dying man the dignity to do so in peace amongst family.
Very sorry to hear,I hope Katy is ok. The even sadder thing here is that he missed out on meeting his new grandchild.
Thoughts with you both.
by heater31 » Sun Sep 06, 2015 12:58 pm
wristwatcher wrote:Footy Chick wrote:wristwatcher wrote:My Father in law dying this morning on Fathers Day in the RAH in a f@cken room with 3 bloody other patients. Despite having private medical we had to have all the family come through and say goodbye in the presence of strangers. All the private rooms where bring used by prisoners and other people. Hard to believe a dying man can't get a bloody room. Even when the doctor said maybe another two hours we had upto a dozen people on a share room.
Absolute ******* disgrace they could not find a room in an entire hospital in his last 24 hours. We had to endure our time of grief with people who were taking shits 3 feet from us, having the TV blaring and loud phone conversations. I don't blame the patients but the RAH and the system is f@cked.
RIP Dad
That is awful, not allowing a dying man the dignity to do so in peace amongst family.
Very sorry to hear,I hope Katy is ok. The even sadder thing here is that he missed out on meeting his new grandchild.
Thoughts with you both.
Thanks Lisa and BoundaryRider.
What's done Is done. Perhaps a carefully worded email to the appropriate management after the funeral to ensure no other family has to experience that. I can't help but feel if we had of been of a different cultural background perhaps a room would have been made available. My wife, sister in law and mother in law were amazing in the quiet humility they dealt with such a horrible exit.
Very sad that Ray won't meet his first Grandchild but he did get to hear her heartbeat.
Katy was pretty stressed, emotional and started getting nose bleeds so I took her straight to North Eastern and her and baby are both fine now. That place is like the Hilton compared to the RAH.
by wristwatcher » Sun Sep 06, 2015 1:17 pm
heater31 wrote:wristwatcher wrote:Footy Chick wrote:wristwatcher wrote:My Father in law dying this morning on Fathers Day in the RAH in a f@cken room with 3 bloody other patients. Despite having private medical we had to have all the family come through and say goodbye in the presence of strangers. All the private rooms where bring used by prisoners and other people. Hard to believe a dying man can't get a bloody room. Even when the doctor said maybe another two hours we had upto a dozen people on a share room.
Absolute ******* disgrace they could not find a room in an entire hospital in his last 24 hours. We had to endure our time of grief with people who were taking shits 3 feet from us, having the TV blaring and loud phone conversations. I don't blame the patients but the RAH and the system is f@cked.
RIP Dad
That is awful, not allowing a dying man the dignity to do so in peace amongst family.
Very sorry to hear,I hope Katy is ok. The even sadder thing here is that he missed out on meeting his new grandchild.
Thoughts with you both.
Thanks Lisa and BoundaryRider.
What's done Is done. Perhaps a carefully worded email to the appropriate management after the funeral to ensure no other family has to experience that. I can't help but feel if we had of been of a different cultural background perhaps a room would have been made available. My wife, sister in law and mother in law were amazing in the quiet humility they dealt with such a horrible exit.
Very sad that Ray won't meet his first Grandchild but he did get to hear her heartbeat.
Katy was pretty stressed, emotional and started getting nose bleeds so I took her straight to North Eastern and her and baby are both fine now. That place is like the Hilton compared to the RAH.
As shit as that situation is on the positive side at least this won't be happening at the new RAH. There will be no shared rooms if you need to stay overnight.
Had a similar experience in a small country hospital with a family member, simply there were no further rooms available and for the first time during that final stay we had to share the room with another family who was in for a minor issue. Think Mum vented to Management a couple of weeks later whilst it didn't achieve much but she felt better for getting off her chest.
by Gozu » Sun Sep 06, 2015 2:30 pm
wristwatcher wrote:Yeah I used this thread to vent but nearly lost it a few times. There was a bloke three doors down in a single room in great spirits loudly on the phone asking about how the fruit trees were going and telling people he is doing fine and expected to be out soon. I nearly wheeled him out the room myself.
Fair to say if it had of been my Dad and not my father in law or even my mother, child or brother or sister I probably would have ripped the roof off the place. Not sure what it would have achieved but in that state of mind it's hard to control emotions.
I legitimately thought about bringing in a large prayer group to see if that could have got us the privacy we deserved. As I had mentioned I can't imagine a different culture not being afforded some privacy.
Anyway move on, off to the funeral home now to continue the ultimate day that gives you the shits.
by Johno6 » Tue Sep 08, 2015 3:25 pm
by Booney » Tue Sep 08, 2015 3:29 pm
Johno6 wrote:I was working on Grand Junction Rd the other night.
I saw a car flick its indicator on and thought "here we go, my first customer of the night finally"
But then they turned there indicator off, and drove away.
Wasn't happy.
by Lightning McQueen » Tue Sep 08, 2015 3:45 pm
Johno6 wrote:I was working on Grand Junction Rd the other night.
I saw a car flick its indicator on and thought "here we go, my first customer of the night finally"
But then they turned there indicator off, and drove away.
Wasn't happy.
by HH3 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 1:53 pm
by Booney » Wed Sep 09, 2015 2:10 pm
by Spargo » Wed Sep 09, 2015 2:19 pm
Booney wrote:I'm not a "rep" as such, most "reps" don't care if they're selling toilet paper or pens, but I am in a sales role and I can assure you, not also sales "reps" sit at home deciding to take the yacht out or not.
by HH3 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 2:23 pm
by Booney » Wed Sep 09, 2015 2:26 pm
Spargo wrote:Booney wrote:I'm not a "rep" as such, most "reps" don't care if they're selling toilet paper or pens, but I am in a sales role and I can assure you, not also sales "reps" sit at home deciding to take the yacht out or not.
Some go into the office and post on SAFooty all day....
by mighty_tiger_79 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 3:19 pm
HH3 wrote:The main problem is this particular "rep" doesn't have any idea what they're selling, and feels no need to find out what their customers are getting until there's a problem. Then you cop the "I told you to give them this one at this price. Its crossed out in my book, so I must've. Maybe you heard me wrong" bullshit.
She will literally call me to write a three sentence email to her customer. She will tell me what to write, and their email address, just so she doesn't have to go upstairs and turn her computer on.
And she has the NERVE! to whinge that her commission is down......to people that do her work and don't get any commission.
by HH3 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 3:25 pm
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:HH3 wrote:The main problem is this particular "rep" doesn't have any idea what they're selling, and feels no need to find out what their customers are getting until there's a problem. Then you cop the "I told you to give them this one at this price. Its crossed out in my book, so I must've. Maybe you heard me wrong" bullshit.
She will literally call me to write a three sentence email to her customer. She will tell me what to write, and their email address, just so she doesn't have to go upstairs and turn her computer on.
And she has the NERVE! to whinge that her commission is down......to people that do her work and don't get any commission.
You could just start completely sabotaging her orders so her commission keeps sinking
by Booney » Wed Sep 09, 2015 3:57 pm
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:HH3 wrote:The main problem is this particular "rep" doesn't have any idea what they're selling, and feels no need to find out what their customers are getting until there's a problem. Then you cop the "I told you to give them this one at this price. Its crossed out in my book, so I must've. Maybe you heard me wrong" bullshit.
She will literally call me to write a three sentence email to her customer. She will tell me what to write, and their email address, just so she doesn't have to go upstairs and turn her computer on.
And she has the NERVE! to whinge that her commission is down......to people that do her work and don't get any commission.
You could just start completely sabotaging her orders so her commission keeps sinking
by HH3 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 4:05 pm
by heater31 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 4:20 pm
HH3 wrote:Funny you say that Boon.
We have one rep who we have heard from customers that he stands in the foyer until they buy something. Even if they've told him they don't need anything.
He's our most successful rep.
by HH3 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 4:32 pm
heater31 wrote:HH3 wrote:Funny you say that Boon.
We have one rep who we have heard from customers that he stands in the foyer until they buy something. Even if they've told him they don't need anything.
He's our most successful rep.
He also probably doesn't have any friends
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