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5'0 100 pound neurology resident who might possibly cut your dick off in your sleep
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Thought her face looked better in the vid
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What a nightmarish broad.
She SHOULD be let go from her residency. This type of behaviour shows an individual who is not in control of her emotions. And if she's drunk, well, she's in training to be a doctor, so she should be making better decisions.
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A few points:
1) She must be damn smart if she is a neurology resident. Probably one of the most difficult residencies to get.
2) Woman are not stronger than men. As you can see, this driver gave her a slight shove, and she went freaking flying. She should have kept her hands to herself.
3) If the residency fires her, she's screwed. Good luck trying to find another residency with that on your record.
4) How stupid can she be? In the age of cell phone cameras, she acts like an idiot. When youre in a professional role, the last thing you want to do is act stupid for the world to see.
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Doctor of Peace.
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A few points:
1) She must be damn smart if she is a neurology resident. Probably one of the most difficult residencies to get.
2) Woman are not stronger than men. As you can see, this driver gave her a slight shove, and she went freaking flying. She should have kept her hands to herself.
3) If the residency fires her, she's screwed. Good luck trying to find another residency with that on your record.
4) How stupid can she be? In the age of cell phone cameras, she acts like an idiot. When youre in a professional role, the last thing you want to do is act stuoid for the world to see.
she can always move back to india
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she can always move back to india
She may have to! I am assuming finding a residency is not easy. If she gets thrown out of one, and applies for another, she will have to state she was already thrown out of one.
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Imagine a 5'0", 100 pound MALE pulling that bullshit. He'd be a puddle on the road, rightfully so.
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Wasn't arrested so she's probably fine.
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A few points:
1) She must be damn smart if she is a neurology resident. Probably one of the most difficult residencies to get.
2) Woman are not stronger than men. As you can see, this driver gave her a slight shove, and she went freaking flying. She should have kept her hands to herself.
3) If the residency fires her, she's screwed. Good luck trying to find another residency with that on your record.
4) How stupid can she be? In the age of cell phone cameras, she acts like an idiot. When youre in a professional role, the last thing you want to do is act stupid for the world to see.
He shoved her because she attempted to knee him in the groin. Personally I thought he showed amazing restraint against an obviously self entitled cun+
She deserves everything coming her way.
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Wasn't arrested so she's probably fine.
Did you not listen to the video? The school may still fire her from her residency. Her not being arrested is independent of the schools disciplinary measures.
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He shoved her because she attempted to knee him in the groin. Personally I thought he showed amazing restraint against an obviously self entitled cun+
She deserves everything coming her way.
Yes, I know he shoved her because she tried to knee him in the groin. What is your point? I never stated that he was wrong for shoving her. I was just pointing out the unambiguous idea that men are substantially stronger than women. One slight shove and she went flying.
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Yes, I know he shoved her because she tried to knee him in the groin. What is your point? I never stated that he was wrong for shoving her. I was just pointing out the unambiguous idea that men are substantially stronger than women. One slight shove and she went flying.
LOL, I should have read your entire post, I read 'Woman are not stronger than men. As you can see, this driver gave her a slight shove, and she went freaking flying' and I stopped there and fired of a response. And I suspect women are more susceptible to hysteria and to violence in today's modern society. Society has taught women they can get away with it, there are usually little to no repercussions for a woman attacking a man. Even on the video she can be seen encouraging the driver to ring 911, she has obviously done this before with no consequences. I blame white knights who enable women to behave any way they want without consequences.
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Fuck this bitch. That was assault and she should have been arrested and she didn't look all that drunk to me. I'm guessing she's an all around kunt who likes getting her way.
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Would teach her the Riddle of Steel
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LOL, I should have read your entire post, I read 'Woman are not stronger than men. As you can see, this driver gave her a slight shove, and she went freaking flying' and I stopped there and fired of a response. And I suspect women are more susceptible to hysteria and to violence in today's modern society. Society has taught women they can get away with it, there are usually little to no repercussions for a woman attacking a man. Even on the video she can be seen encouraging the driver to ring 911, she has obviously done this before with no consequences. I blame white knights who enable women to behave any way they want without consequences.
Yes, you missed the part where I said, "She should have kept her hands to herself."
I got into an argument with some woman about the strength of men vs. women. She was getting mad because I said that, on average, men are stronger than woman. She did not like this, and kept trying to argue with me. I eventually gave up.
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Did you not listen to the video? The school may still fire her from her residency. Her not being arrested is independent of the schools disciplinary measures.
It was posted elsewhere.
ACGME has rules and a process for letting go of residents. She'd have to have broken some rule of the contract and efforts at remediation must be made. The Uber driver probably saved her career by refusing to press charges.
We'll get worked-up about something else or see a kitten video and it'll be mostly forgotten. Unless there were other incidents in the hospital, poor performance on in-service exams, hasn't passed step 3, or something important they're not going to waste time or risk being sued for firing her.
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It was posted elsewhere.
ACGME has rules and a process for letting go of residents. She'd have to have broken some rule of the contract and efforts at remediation must be made. The Uber driver probably saved her career by refusing to press charges.
We'll get worked-up about something else or see a kitten video and it'll be mostly forgotten. Unless there were other incidents in the hospital, poor performance on in-service exams, hasn't passed step 3, or something important they're not going to waste time or risk being sued for firing her.
Yes, it was the same thing on my internship. You couldn't dismiss an intern until the problem persisted after remediation. However, there are certain behaviors that are deemed to be automatic dismissal. We don't know what's her in her contract. This may be a behavior that is deemed automatic dismissal. I doubt it, but you never know. The point I was making that just because she was not arrested and charged, it doesnt mean she cant lose her residency.
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No tits. Giant beak. Total mess. No hit.
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People are really pissed. I just read on reddit that her personal information started to get spread all over the internet.
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People are really pissed. I just read on reddit that her personal information started to get spread all over the internet.
LOL! Back to India her and her giant beak go.
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Would let her operate on my brain.
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Yes, it was the same thing on my internship. You couldn't dismiss an intern until the problem persisted after remediation. However, there are certain behaviors that are deemed to be automatic dismissal. We don't know what's her in her contract. This may be a behavior that is deemed automatic dismissal. I doubt it, but you never know. The point I was making that just because she was not arrested and charged, it doesnt mean she cant lose her residency.
She should calm down and not make any excuses for acting out. If alcohol was involved, some kind of program participation wouldn't be the world's worst idea in terms of showing them she's serious.
I know a guy dismissed from both parts of a combined residency. Another program gave him a shot.
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She should calm down and not make any excuses for acting out. If alcohol was involved, some kind of program participation wouldn't be the world's worst idea in terms of showing them she's serious.
I know a guy dismissed from both parts of a combined residency. Another program gave him a shot.
If youre dismissed from an internship in my field, you may find an internship, but the chances of it being accredited are slim-to-none.
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If youre dismissed from an internship in my field, you may find an internship, but the chances of it being accredited are slim-to-none.
He's one of the most immediately likeable people I've ever met. Does no work and spends every second of available free time whoring, gambling, and drinking.
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He shoved her because she attempted to knee him in the groin. Personally I thought he showed amazing restraint against an obviously self entitled cun+
She deserves everything coming her way.
Yes. She should of been arrested.
Regardless of her job.
She clearly didn't consider her job when
Behaving in that manner.
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He's one of the most immediately likeable people I've ever met. Does no work and spends every second of available free time whoring, gambling, and drinking.
huh?
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huh?
The friend able to find another position is very likeable. Some people work the room... the room works him.
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Will probably get an offer to do porn.
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No tits. Giant beak. Total mess. No hit.
:) agreed.
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What a nightmarish broad.
She SHOULD be let go from her residency. This type of behaviour shows an individual who is not in control of her emotions. And if she's drunk, well, she's in training to be a doctor, so she should be making better decisions.
No control of emotions, you mean a woman?
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No control of emotions, you mean a woman?
Exactly, the moment I watched this I thought the same thing. I don't think I have spent any considerable amount of time with any woman who doesn't at some point freak out like this. Like I said, they do it because society enables them to. Feminists have taught everyone that females should be viewed as frightened little children who should be treated with kid gloves and aren't to be taken seriously. Modern women just aren't educated in how to take personal responsibility.
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I was thinking "leave the poor girl alone" when I thought she was a phat booty Latina or white Italian girl... Now with closer inspection..yea send her ass back to India.. We need more American doctors dammit
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Bitch needs a nose job. Body looking nice though. I'd hit it it hard, with verve.
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Bitch needs a nose job. Body looking nice though. I'd hit it it hard, with verve.
Agreed. I wouldn't of minded the part where she was arm wrestling the man, I can't help but get turned on when a woman physically engages me like that. But when she went for the groin and messed with the man's ride, that's where I would have laid down the law.
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Storm in a tea cup. She's just drunk. No point arresting her, just kick her to the curb and drive off.
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from sunrise to sunset damn
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No tits. Giant beak. Total mess. No hit.
That's not Jodels.
Wrong thread.
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Psycho bitch
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Someone doxxed the stupid bitch on youtube.
https://youtu.be/-otd29xd0UU (https://youtu.be/-otd29xd0UU)
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That's not Jodels.
Wrong thread.
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Someone doxxed the stupid bitch on youtube.
https://youtu.be/-otd29xd0UU (https://youtu.be/-otd29xd0UU)
Needs moar finishing school. :-X
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A few points:
1) She must be damn smart if she is a neurology resident. Probably one of the most difficult residencies to get.
It's not a hard residency to get into. Reason for that is that Neurologists don't get paid very well. Compared to surgical residencies and even cardiac and gastroenterology fellowships, Neurology residents that finish their residencies and become Neurology attendings, typically make between 150K-200K in NYC. Whereas a Cardiothoracic or Neurosurgeon can make millions and Gastroenterologists and Cardiologists can make between 300-400K. So, I don't think she might be as smart as it seems.
I agree with everything else you said.
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I was thinking "leave the poor girl alone" when I thought she was a phat booty Latina or white Italian girl... Now with closer inspection..yea send her ass back to India.. We need more American doctors dammit
Louis CK disagrees.....start at 1:00
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It's not a hard residency to get into. Reason for that is that Neurologists don't get paid very well. Compared to surgical residencies and even cardiac and gastroenterology fellowships, Neurology residents that finish their residencies and become Neurology attendings, typically make between 150K-200K in NYC. Whereas a Cardiothoracic or Neurosurgeon can make millions and Gastroenterologists and Cardiologists can make between 300-400K. So, I don't think she might be as smart as it seems.
I agree with everything else you said.
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She's probably a Florida resident or has hooked-up parents. Florida isn't very IMG friendly.
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three fingers in her ass hole
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three fingers in her ass hole
Spinner size with a good job.
You'd be set!
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What a nightmarish broad.
She SHOULD be let go from her residency. This type of behaviour shows an individual who is not in control of her emotions. And if she's drunk, well, she's in training to be a doctor, so she should be making better decisions.
If she were a student at my institution or a resident at my hospital, she would certainly be expelled/fired, and she would have a very hard time getting another placement. It rarely comes up but students and residents agree in writing to rules about their behavior when they are hired or enroll. It's called "professional conduct" and it is in force even when you are not at work/school. The result of bad conduct is almost always expulsion/termination. :-X
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She would be burned alive for witchcraft in the good old days.
Society gave them rights, now deal with them.
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Louis CK disagrees.....start at 1:00
I hadn't seen that. Great carrot and whip work. And that casual polish. Fucking awesome.
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If she were a student at my institution or a resident at my hospital, she would certainly be expelled/fired, and she would have a very hard time getting another placement. It rarely comes up but students and residents agree in writing to rules about their behavior when they are hired or enroll. It's called "professional conduct" and it is in force even when you are not at work/school The result of bad conduct is almost always expulsion/termination. :-X
It depends upon if they want to spend legal fees. If she's finishing in July/August, you're talking about a huge waste.
Also, she's Indian. Someone's gonna help her find a final year contract when another resident gets knocked-up or put on leave for failing to pass step 3.
If (and IF is the operative term) she's board eligible, and passes it during the LOA, all will be forgotten.
Another thing is after 2 years of post graduate training, with step 3, she's eligible for Florida license. She can still work as a physician in Florida.
She's a bitch, had a meltdown, is entitled, etc... but we've all heard of worse behavior (like drug abuse) being tolerated by residency programs.
I'm no lawyer or smarty-pants but anger management, AA, or whatever conciliatory gesture will make her supervisors happy is probably enough to shut people up until this blows over.
That's the culture, Bay. A lot of people like her are in decision making positions.
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It depends upon if they want to spend legal fees. If she's finishing in July/August, you're talking about a huge waste.
Also, she's Indian. Someone's gonna help her find a final year contract when another resident gets knocked-up or put on leave for failing to pass step 3.
If (and IF is the operative term) she's board eligible, and passes it during the LOA, all will be forgotten.
Another thing is after 2 years of post graduate training, with step 3, she's eligible for Florida license. She can still work as a physician in Florida.
She's a bitch, had a meltdown, is entitled, etc... but we've all heard of worse behavior (like drug abuse) being tolerated by residency programs.
I'm no lawyer or smarty-pants but anger management, AA, or whatever conciliatory gesture will make her supervisors happy is probably enough to shut people up until this blows over.
That's the culture, Bay. A lot of people like her are in decision making positions.
I am one of those people and we would certainly terminate her. Reading a report or hearing testimony about bad behavior is one thing. An internet video that shows the whole world what a bitch you are is another. Her behavior reflects on her school, her hospital, and her profession. I would cut her head off.
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They say the brain lives on for a time after decapitation. You could swivel her noodle around and show her me violently fucking her headless corpse before she expires. That's HHIWHI.
I don't want to hear it. It's not that bad. Did you see what those Indian people did in Indiana Jones 2? Monkey brains! That one guy ripped people's hearts out. Let he who has not humped a freshly decapitated body cast the first stone.
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They say the brain lives on for a time after decapitation. You could swivel her noodle around and show her me violently fucking her headless corpse before she expires. That's HHIWHI.
I don't want to hear it. It's not that bad. Did you see what those Indian people did in Indiana Jones 2? Monkey brains! That one guy ripped people's hearts out. Let he who has not humped a freshly decapitated body cast the first stone.
KALIMA! KALIMA!
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I am one of those people and we would certainly terminate her. Reading a report or hearing testimony about bad behavior is one thing. An internet video that shows the whole world what a bitch you are is another. Her behavior reflects on her school, her hospital, and her profession. I would cut her head off.
Then you're too emotional and reactionary to be a decision maker. You'd be committing a ton of hospital resources and ignoring your duty to the resident.
Residency programs make a commitment/contract to the professional development of physicians. I'm not being facetious or intentionally argumentative in saying that contracts bind both parties. They can't ignore the contractual obligation to her professional development when there's a slip-up. They'd still be obligated to remediate if this was the first incident.
When I was in school a resident was caught writing prescriptions for his drug habit. Was pretty close with the attending and asked what was going to happen to the guy. His response was essentially 'Nothing. This was our fault. We knew he'd been in rehab before and made a commitment to adequately supervise him. We didn't fulfil our duty and have to do a better job of supervising him when he's out of rehab again'.
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Then you're too emotional and reactionary to be a decision maker. You'd be committing a ton of hospital resources and ignoring your duty to the resident.
Residency programs make a commitment/contract to the professional development of physicians. I'm not being facetious or intentionally argumentative in saying that contracts bind both parties. They can't ignore the contractual obligation to her professional development when there's a slip-up. They'd still be obligated to remediate if this was the first incident.
When I was in school a resident was caught writing prescriptions for his drug habit. Was pretty close with the attending and asked what was going to happen to the guy. His response was essentially 'Nothing. This was our fault. We knew he'd been in rehab before and made a commitment to adequately supervise him. We didn't fulfil our duty and have to do a better job of supervising him when he's out of rehab again'.
If that is so then too bad for her. I asked my colleagues about her this morning (they all saw the video). We all agreed: off with her head.
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Great, but that is not the way residency works. Were you ever a resident? Are you a doctor?
Residency/internship sites are different when compared to a full-time job. As Drkaje stated, most residencies/internships have a built in remediation system, in order to avoid immediate termination. Obviously, some things will require automatic dismissal (if you sleep with and/or harm a patient). But most blunders do not require automatic dismissal. Its the way the system works.
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Solid response.
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That's not Jodels.
Wrong thread.
Haha! Excellent.
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She tried to punch him and knee him in the nuts...failed but the attempts are clearly assault and battery. Just because she is weak and female shouldn't change the charges. What a fucking bitch.
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If that is so then too bad for her. I asked my colleagues about her this morning (they all saw the video). We all agreed: off with her head.
Bay,
Please tell your colleagues it's fortunate they are not in medical education enough malignant residency programs are in existence. We have enough residents committing suicide or miserable because they're not in environments committed to teaching.
Good programs consider residents as their (for lack of better language) children. No parent stops loving their children because of a simple mistake. Resident training isn't simply about being a technician or indentured servant for the hospital.
One of the things she's supposed to be learning is how to treat people when you're in a position of authority. How she's handled will show the program's true character.
Becoming a doctor doesn't mean you're better than anyone else and never have a bad day. It just reflects staying in school a long freaking time.
She's at a really great hospital. I'd go there in a second if offered IM.
One of my many criticisms of social media is that it allows people to solemnize the trivial and feel more important. A video going viral doesn't affect their contractual obligation one bit.
Fortunately, she's not a friend of mine. I'd be busting her chops about this for years.
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She looks like she stinks, like all Indian girls do. Wearing cute American girl outfits does not fool me. Pussy probably smells like curry. Would pass and happily jerk off to denise massino videos instead.
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And here we go... LOL!!
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/brickell/article55914035.html
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And here we go... LOL!!
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/brickell/article55914035.html
Doesn't really mean anything.
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What happened to the good ol' days where people of power and money could go about intimidating and imposing their will on people without fear of videographers and repercussion?
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What happened to the good ol' days where people of power and money could go about intimidating and imposing their will on people without fear of videographers and repercussion?
Don't worry, it still happens all the time. :)
Just work on getting power and money. You'll be able to reward friends and punish enemies.
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Terrorist Whore Scum
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Sigh.... It's official.
Jodels has lost the Schnoz of Peace title.
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I would sniff her anus for hours.
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Been reading some responses.
A lot of it will depend on whether the residency has some sort of clause surrounding something "detrimental to the business."
It's possible that the residency also has this.
Most residents get paid, which makes them an employee and there could be a clause around this. She certainly can be "fired".
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Bay,
Please tell your colleagues it's fortunate they are not in medical education enough malignant residency programs are in existence. We have enough residents committing suicide or miserable because they're not in environments committed to teaching.
Good programs consider residents as their (for lack of better language) children. No parent stops loving their children because of a simple mistake. Resident training isn't simply about being a technician or indentured servant for the hospital.
One of the things she's supposed to be learning is how to treat people when you're in a position of authority. How she's handled will show the program's true character.
Becoming a doctor doesn't mean you're better than anyone else and never have a bad day. It just reflects staying in school a long freaking time.
She's at a really great hospital. I'd go there in a second if offered IM.
One of my many criticisms of social media is that it allows people to solemnize the trivial and feel more important. A video going viral doesn't affect their contractual obligation one bit.
Fortunately, she's not a friend of mine. I'd be busting her chops about this for years.
Unfortunately for her, my colleagues and I are in medical education. She was appropriately "removed from all clinical duties" and an investigation is now underway. I'll give you one guess how this will end. While I no longer sit on our equivalent of the "court" I do sit on our equivalent of the "appellate court" (if a student appeals a dismissal, the appeal comes before me). Today I spoke with physician, nursing, and PA faculty. All agreed she is toast. I am certain my counterparts in the hospital feel the same way. You appear determined to defend this young woman. Why, I neither know nor care. You are in denial if you think she is not going down. It's call "unprofessional conduct" and it is cause for termination. The case will certainly have to go through formal reviews and appeals but the conclusion is not in doubt. :-X
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Unfortunately for her, my colleagues and I are in medical education. She was appropriately "removed from all clinical duties" and an investigation is now underway. I'll give you one guess how this will end. While I no longer sit on our equivalent of the "court" I do sit on our equivalent of the "appellate court" (if a student appeals a dismissal, the appeal comes before me). Today I spoke with physician, nursing, and PA faculty. All agreed she is toast. I am certain my counterparts in the hospital feel the same way. You appear determined to defend this young woman. Why, I neither know nor care. You are in denial if you think she is not going down. It's call "unprofessional conduct" and it is cause for termination. The case will certainly have to go through formal reviews and appeals but the conclusion is not in doubt. :-X
I'm not defending her because I think she's an insufferable cunt and I don't believe this was an isolated incident. The tattoo alone shows she's got some built up frustration with her size.
However, I wonder how many professionals who have contributed to monumental strides in the advancement of medicine and medicinal practices, would never had been able to so because they lost their cool on a waiter or someone else. The only difference being they were fortunate to live in a time where everyone wasn't able to capture video at any given moment.
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Epic.....
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She must be sweating this.
Listen, there is no reason to physically assault someone. But it does stink that she may have to suffer for one stupid decision. Yes, yes, yes, I know, personal responsibility. I get it. Still, I can only imagine what she must be feeling now. Lots of regret and fear.
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She deleted her instragram.
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This whore is getting just as much play on the Interweb then 1000lb fat guy at yellow machine gym fail , i am seeing that turd all over the place too
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Unfortunately for her, my colleagues and I are in medical education. She was appropriately "removed from all clinical duties" and an investigation is now underway. I'll give you one guess how this will end. While I no longer sit on our equivalent of the "court" I do sit on our equivalent of the "appellate court" (if a student appeals a dismissal, the appeal comes before me). Today I spoke with physician, nursing, and PA faculty. All agreed she is toast. I am certain my counterparts in the hospital feel the same way. You appear determined to defend this young woman. Why, I neither know nor care. You are in denial if you think she is not going down. It's call "unprofessional conduct" and it is cause for termination. The case will certainly have to go through formal reviews and appeals but the conclusion is not in doubt. :-X
Residents in the past have done far more and been punished far less. Your forgone conclusion may become an expensive proposition... A good ol white boy gets a dui, keeps job. An ethnic woman is not even arrested and gets dismissed?
Time will tell. I think she will be safe, internal punishment (extra call, holidays, etc) - assuming this is strike one. Maybe alcohol counseling. Otherwise she will be politely asked to find another program.
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Unfortunately for her, my colleagues and I are in medical education. She was appropriately "removed from all clinical duties" and an investigation is now underway. I'll give you one guess how this will end. While I no longer sit on our equivalent of the "court" I do sit on our equivalent of the "appellate court" (if a student appeals a dismissal, the appeal comes before me). Today I spoke with physician, nursing, and PA faculty. All agreed she is toast. I am certain my counterparts in the hospital feel the same way. You appear determined to defend this young woman. Why, I neither know nor care. You are in denial if you think she is not going down. It's call "unprofessional conduct" and it is cause for termination. The case will certainly have to go through formal reviews and appeals but the conclusion is not in doubt. :-X
We'll never get the full details but it's foolish to assume it's a forgone conclusion after asking a few people. By 4th year "Clinical duties" may in fact be elective rotations and mean very little.
I'm defending the process and commitment programs make to physician development, not her actions. Compared to the DUIs, bar brawls, inappropriate medical decision making, "lack of insight", and host of other more important mistakes medical careers survive she's got more than an adequate chance of completing 4th year.
If board certified, chances improve even more. Hopefully she wasn't partying all the time, LOL!
People can be too reactive in high profile cases before taking the time to review what guidelines they're bound to by the ACGME. Once people realize there's a process (and they aren't untouchable) calmer heads usually prevail. Programs also realize terminated residents (regardless of reason) affect rank order lists. Saying "We would fully support the decision to complete 4th year in another program and not impede the process in any manner" would be better for all parties. That's not the same as a termination and losing the matching funds. I'm intentionally ignoring losing a 4th year resident because by then it's probably electives.
In terms of social media. People are still in denial about how much weight its given. One friend reviews all social media of people who apply where he works and eliminates anyone drinking, at a party, or even with friends who are repeatedly drinking.
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We'll never get the full details but it's foolish to assume it's a forgone conclusion after asking a few people. By 4th year "Clinical duties" may in fact be elective rotations and mean very little.
I'm defending the process and commitment programs make to physician development, not her actions. Compared to the DUIs, bar brawls, inappropriate medical decision making, "lack of insight", and host of other more important mistakes medical careers survive she's got more than an adequate chance of completing 4th year.
If board certified, chances improve even more. Hopefully she wasn't partying all the time, LOL!
People can be too reactive in high profile cases before taking the time to review what guidelines they're bound to by the ACGME. Once people realize there's a process (and they aren't untouchable) calmer heads usually prevail. Programs also realize terminated residents (regardless of reason) affect rank order lists. Saying "We would fully support the decision to complete 4th year in another program and not impede the process in any manner" would be better for all parties. That's not the same as a termination and losing the matching funds. I'm intentionally ignoring losing a 4th year resident because by then it's probably electives.
In terms of social media. People are still in denial about how much weight its given. One friend reviews all social media of people who apply where he works and eliminates anyone drinking, at a party, or even with friends who are repeatedly drinking.
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Thats why never use your real name when creating a social media account (FB, instagram, etc.
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Thats why never use your real name when creating a social media account (FB, instagram, etc.
People think pictures of their daily BS is interesting and important material all should experience.
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I'm astonished that anyone is defending her. She physically assaulted the guy (ineffectually but still), damaged his property and invaded his vehicle....that whole outburst lasted minutes. Balanced, well-adjusted people don't ever do that, no matter how drunk they are. If she were male or black, she'd be sitting in jail
It's not like you can chalk this up to "youthful indiscretions" either, as she is 30.
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Thats why never use your real name when creating a social media account (FB, instagram, etc.
Most people are just fine. I don't say anything on any social media (including getbig) that I wouldn't say in the real world.
I have no problem with using my real name.
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I'm astonished that anyone is defending her. She physically assaulted the guy (ineffectually but still), damaged his property and invaded his vehicle....that whole outburst lasted minutes. Balanced, well-adjusted people don't ever do that, no matter how drunk they are. If she were male or black, she'd be sitting in jail
It's not like you can chalk this up to "youthful indiscretions" either, as she is 30.
You, sir, are correct.
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No tits. Giant beak. Total mess. No hit.
I dunno, her ass looked quite tempting in those white shorts.
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Most people are just fine. I don't say anything on any social media (including getbig) that I wouldn't say in the real world.
I have no problem with using my real name.
I'm not on any social media due to finding it mostly lame.
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She deleted her instragram.
Can you blame her,,,,, lmfao check out some of the last comments
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You, sir, are correct.
Great minds and all that :D
Earlier, drkaje suggested that having a criminal record--eg: DUIs, assaults, instances of medical misconduct--would not necessarily preclude a physician from being employed. Is this true in your experience? I can't imagine it is, but I am admittedly ignorant on the hiring practices of medical clinics
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Wow ok so she didn't even go to a real medical school, just one of those "second-chance" schools in the Carribean, so it's not like she's some extraordinary talent anyways.
Also she grew up in Miami Beach--the Hollywood of Miami--so its no surprise that she acts this way. Hopefully justice prevails and her position is given to a more-deserving candidate
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Great minds and all that :D
Earlier, drkaje suggested that having a criminal record--eg: DUIs, assaults, instances of medical misconduct--would not necessarily preclude a physician from being employed. Is this true in your experience? I can't imagine it is, but I am admittedly ignorant on the hiring practices of medical clinics
People don't get to play judge, jury, and executioner of a career for every mistake. There are tons of physicians who have been in treatment programs, "Friends of Bob", etc... You'll also find loads of people working in hospitals who have lost licenses in other states or cannot get malpractice insurance.
Bay's an awesome guy and we've gotten along for 10+ years. I've got nothing but love for the Brother. Sometimes academics forget they live in an ivory tower. :) My sister, God Bless Her, is even worse when it comes to crap like this and thinking elite liberals are specifically charged to prevent assholes like that drunk chick from being in public service.
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I'm astonished that anyone is defending her. She physically assaulted the guy (ineffectually but still), damaged his property and invaded his vehicle....that whole outburst lasted minutes. Balanced, well-adjusted people don't ever do that, no matter how drunk they are. If she were male or black, she'd be sitting in jail
It's not like you can chalk this up to "youthful indiscretions" either, as she is 30.
X100 If she was a black male, she would have been shot by responding police. Deport the skank.
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It's not a hard residency to get into. Reason for that is that Neurologists don't get paid very well. Compared to surgical residencies and even cardiac and gastroenterology fellowships, Neurology residents that finish their residencies and become Neurology attendings, typically make between 150K-200K in NYC. Whereas a Cardiothoracic or Neurosurgeon can make millions and Gastroenterologists and Cardiologists can make between 300-400K. So, I don't think she might be as smart as it seems.
I agree with everything else you said.
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Well...she's IMG with a medical degree from Grenada do I think can put the brilliant doctor thing to rest
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X100 If she was a black male, she would have been shot by responding police. Deport the skank.
I don't know if a black doctor would have such a sense of entitlement, LOL!
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Wow ok so she didn't even go to a real medical school, just one of those "second-chance" schools in the Carribean, so it's not like she's some extraordinary talent anyways.
Also she grew up in Miami Beach--the Hollywood of Miami--so its no surprise that she acts this way. Hopefully justice prevails and her position is given to a more-deserving candidate
I think she should put that mega sized snoot to work and toss the UBER drivers's ripe salad ( after an 8hr shift).
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Can you blame her,,,,, lmfao check out some of the last comments
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She better hope General Mills doesn't stop sending those royalty checks in the mail
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Most people are just fine. I don't say anything on any social media (including getbig) that I wouldn't say in the real world.
I have no problem with using my real name.
Dont take that chance.
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The Schnoz of Peace would still be able to enjoy social media if accounts had been kept private.
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Nothing wrong with going to the Carib for your medical degree. Some kids just prefer the beautiful scenery to a top notch education!
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Geez people are harsh as fuck on her about her nose.
Big noses on girls can be cute. I actually consider it an endearing imperfection on many girls. :)
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That's the culture, Bay. A lot of people like her are in decision making positions.
I am one of those people and we would certainly terminate her. Reading a report or hearing testimony about bad behavior is one thing. An internet video that shows the whole world what a bitch you are is another. Her behavior reflects on her school, her hospital, and her profession. I would cut her head off.
Then you're too emotional and reactionary to be a decision maker.
I'm confused, first you say A lot of people like this overly emotional and reactional nutjob are in decision making positions, and then you're telling others their too emotional and reactionary to be a decision maker because they want her fired.
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She's still not as screwed as this doctor
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=591106.0
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I'm confused, first you say A lot of people like this overly emotional and reactional nutjob are in decision making positions, and then you're telling others their too emotional and reactionary to be a decision maker because they want her fired.
Parsing the comments and changing the order makes it more difficult to give you a rational answer.
Bay is too emotional and reactionary. He feels the contract between programs and residents is one-sided and doesn't need to be honored in cases that become sensationalized.
My opinion is that they made an agreement to train her and are obligated to make reasonable attempts at remediating any shortcomings prior to ending a person's career.
She's an ass. Tons of people in have gotten multiple chances at fixing their mistakes in residency and life. It's people taking themselves too seriously who can sit in the ivory tower and judge.
Irony is some of the same people are advocates for poor, disenfranchised, learning disabled, special needs, and any other situation where offering some help or attending a charity event can let them feel smug. The second someone with social, educational parity has an issue it's "Off with their heads!", LOL! Did their compassion suddenly disappear or is a case of being full of shit? In most cases I believe "full of shit" is true and that most people are only compassionate to whatever extent it makes them feel better. The doctor is at the top of the food chain, people can only feel better if she crashes and burns.
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People don't get to play judge, jury, and executioner of a career for every mistake. There are tons of physicians who have been in treatment programs, "Friends of Bob", etc... You'll also find loads of people working in hospitals who have lost licenses in other states or cannot get malpractice insurance.
Bay's an awesome guy and we've gotten along for 10+ years. I've got nothing but love for the Brother. Sometimes academics forget they live in an ivory tower. :) My sister, God Bless Her, is even worse when it comes to crap like this and thinking elite liberals are specifically charged to prevent assholes like that drunk chick from being in public service.
Random people may not, but if you sit on an accrediting board, sanctioning body, or an appellate board that is exactly what you do. These boards are made up of faculty physicians, nurses, deans, other executives, and sometimes alumni. One does not have to be an elite liberal or live in an ivory tower to identify this woman's behavior as totally unacceptable. Calling me names is not helping her case. There will be an investigation (as there should be) and she will be given ample opportunity to explain herself (as if anything could explain that behavior), but when all is said and done I predict that her fate is sealed.
As others have noted, were she black or male there is little doubt that she would have been arrested and charged at a minimum. Heck in the current climate if she were in another demographic she might have been killed by the police! Relatively speaking, firing her is letting her off easy.
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The doctor is at the top of the food chain, people can only feel better if she crashes and burns.
I think the fact she is a doctor is irrelevant, people want to see her crash and burn because she is a cun+. Nobody likes cun+y women unless they are fucking them.
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Random people may not, but if you sit on an accrediting board, sanctioning body, or an appellate board that is exactly what you do. These boards are made up of faculty physicians, nurses, deans, other executives, and sometimes alumni. One does not have to be an elite liberal or live in an ivory tower to identify this woman's behavior as totally unacceptable. Calling me names is not helping her case. There will be an investigation (as there should be) and she will be given ample opportunity to explain herself (as if anything could explain that behavior), but when all is said and done I predict that her fate is sealed.
As others have noted, were she black or male there is little doubt that she would have been arrested and charged at a minimum. Heck in the current climate if she were in another demographic she might have been killed by the police! Relatively speaking, firing her is letting her off easy.
Are you missing the fact that residency programs are under the aegis of the ACGME and are bound by rules for residency treatment? Its not as simple as telling someone "You're toast" after going through a cursory viewing of some video and asking someone to explain themselves.
She would have been better off driving drunk. She would have gotten another chance after some kind of program and additional supervision.
Only sad thing about this case is we won't find out what really happened.
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I think the fact she is a doctor is irrelevant, people want to see her crash and burn because she is a cun+. Nobody likes cun+y women unless they are fucking them.
Its both. If she worked for McDonalds and assaulted the uber driver, I believe there would be less of an outcry. Im even skeptical that it would have made the news. But the fact that she is working for a MAJOR university in America in a prestigious field, definitely helps shape peoples perception of her.
The fact that she is a nasty women, coupled with the fact that she is a doctor, portrays her in a certain light. People place her nasty, stuck up attitude in the context of her profession (doctor), and they want "blood." I don't think people are separating her nasty attitude from her being a doctor. I believe they are intertwined in people's minds.
Just my 2 cents.
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Its both. If she worked for McDonalds and assaulted the uber driver, I believe there would be less of an outcry. Im even skeptical that it would have made the news. But the fact that she is working for a MAJOR university in America in a prestigious field, definitely helps shape peoples perception of her.
The fact that she is a nasty women, coupled with the fact that she is a doctor, portrays her in a certain light. People place her nasty, stuck up attitude in the context of her profession (doctor), and they want "blood." I don't think people are separating her nasty attitude from her being a doctor. I believe they are intertwined in people's minds.
Just my 2 cents.
Damn Right, That's How It is!!.....^^^^^
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Damn Right, That's How It is!!.....^^^^^
Yeah, people on FB have even alluded to the fact of her being a "rich, stuck up doctor, with a nasty attitude." The brain automatically makes associations to things. Doctors = rich, smart, often stuck up. That is what people are doing. Its an unconscious process (part of the social unconscious).
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Random people may not, but if you sit on an accrediting board, sanctioning body, or an appellate board that is exactly what you do. These boards are made up of faculty physicians, nurses, deans, other executives, and sometimes alumni. One does not have to be an elite liberal or live in an ivory tower to identify this woman's behavior as totally unacceptable. ....
Hospitals are extremely concerned with their public image- thus, the best thing this doctor could do would make the public feel sorry for her so that the hospital would come across ass cruel if they fired her. Maybe her mother died and she drowned her sorrows i booze.... She should make up a good story!
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Hospitals are extremely concerned with their public image- thus, the best thing this doctor could do would make the public feel sorry for her so that the hospital would come across ass cruel if they fired her. Maybe her mother died and she drowned her sorrows i booze.... She should make up a good story!
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Alcoholism, PTSD, sick kitten, PMDD, depression, drug side effect, roofie'd at the bar, enzyme deficiency, etc...
Some chick relatively close to here was recently discovered to have a condition where the gut makes it's own alcohol!!
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Its both. If she worked for McDonalds and assaulted the uber driver, I believe there would be less of an outcry. Im even skeptical that it would have made the news. But the fact that she is working for a MAJOR university in America in a prestigious field, definitely helps shape peoples perception of her.
The fact that she is a nasty women, coupled with the fact that she is a doctor, portrays her in a certain light. People place her nasty, stuck up attitude in the context of her profession (doctor), and they want "blood." I don't think people are separating her nasty attitude from her being a doctor. I believe they are intertwined in people's minds.
Just my 2 cents.
I disagree. This made the news and caused an outcry because there is graphic video of the behavior that everyone can see and judge. Recall the attack on an Uber driver a few months ago also caught on video. The attacker was an executive at Taco Bell. Despite his immediate and tearful apology a couple days later, he was immediately fired. Now he is suing the driver for $5million for video taping him during the attack without his permission... alleging he has suffered loss of his job, public humiliation, emotional distress and inability to find additional employment. You can't make this stuff up. ::)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/guy-attacks-driver-police-say/
http://boingboing.net/2016/01/22/taco-bell-exec-is-suing-the-ub.html
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Geez people are harsh as fuck on her about her nose.
Big noses on girls can be cute. I actually consider it an endearing imperfection on many girls. :)
She has a nice ass..i be eating her arsehole out..not care about nose.
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I disagree. This made the news and caused an outcry because there is graphic video of the behavior that everyone can see and judge. Recall the attack on an Uber driver a few months ago also caught on video. The attacker was an executive at Taco Bell. Despite his immediate and tearful apology a couple days later, he was immediately fired. Now he is suing the driver for $5million for video taping him during the attack without his permission... alleging he has suffered loss of his job, public humiliation, emotional distress and inability to find additional employment. You can't make this stuff up. ::)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/guy-attacks-driver-police-say/
http://boingboing.net/2016/01/22/taco-bell-exec-is-suing-the-ub.html
Yeah, but he was an EXECUTIVE at Taco Bell. Not just an a worker. I am talking about the person behind the desk serving you food. If it was some lady who was making $7.75 an hour and did this, people would NOT be out for blood like this. Would it make the news? Sure. Would people be this relentless over someone who makes $7.75 an hour? No. They wouldn't be leaking her personal information, calling her job, making photoshops of her, etc. Clearly, the fact that she was a stuck-up doctor played into this.
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Yeah, but he was an EXECUTIVE at Taco Bell. Not just an a worker. I am talking about the person behind the desk serving you food. If it was some lady who was making $7.75 an hour and did this, people would NOT be out for blood like this. Would it make the news? Sure. Would people be this relentless over someone who makes $7.75 an hour? No. They wouldn't be leaking her personal information, calling her job, making photoshops of her, etc. Clearly, the fact that she was a stuck-up doctor played into this.
My point remains the same: she would be fired based on what people saw on the video.
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She would have been better off driving drunk. She would have gotten another chance after some kind of program and additional supervision.
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I can't believe a resident/physician wouldn't be immediately terminated after incurring a DUI--cases of nepotism notwithstanding. There's just no excuse for driving drunk. Its a felony, reckless, and incredibly dangerous to the driver and others on the road. Plus, it's completely avoidable.
Edit: and I don't mean to come off as some stiff....I love to party, and lord knows I've consumed enough drugs/alcohol for a lifetime. But I would never ever get behind the wheel nor would I assault another person. Just some lines that arent to be crossed
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My point remains the same: she would be fired based on what people saw on the video.
And my point remains the same: It would be a much different response, depending on her job.
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I can't believe a resident/physician wouldn't be immediately terminated after incurring a DUI--cases of nepotism notwithstanding. There's just no excuse for driving drunk. Its a felony, reckless, and incredibly dangerous to the driver and others on the road. Plus, it's completely avoidable.
Edit: and I don't mean to come off as some stiff....I love to party, and lord knows I've consumed enough drugs/alcohol for a lifetime. But I would never ever get behind the wheel nor would I assault another person. Just some lines that arent to be crossed
"Never dig too deep" would be my advice. :)
Sadly, this particular doctor's career would have been safer by driving drunk. People see a video and grab their pitchforks, LOL! I can't imagine what the response would be to important stuff that affects patient care.
She's a jerk but the process has to followed. Especially in cases where people are in training.
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Yeah, but he was an EXECUTIVE at Taco Bell. Not just an a worker. I am talking about the person behind the desk serving you food. If it was some lady who was making $7.75 an hour and did this, people would NOT be out for blood like this. Would it make the news? Sure. Would people be this relentless over someone who makes $7.75 an hour? No. They wouldn't be leaking her personal information, calling her job, making photoshops of her, etc. Clearly, the fact that she was a stuck-up doctor played into this.
With social media as it is.
I think the same would have happened.
Her info is there for all to see & so is her abusive & violent behaviour
What difference should the job or pay rate make.
None.
She had no provocation to behave the way she did.
Only she know why.
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I can't help but laugh at all these people who brag about being Uber drivers like it is some new, fashionable thing to transport other people for money.
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I can't help but laugh at all these people who brag about being Uber drivers like it is some new, fashionable thing to transport other people for money.
My Uber driver and I laugh about the same thing. Hilarious.
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I can't help but laugh at all these people who brag about being Uber drivers like it is some new, fashionable thing to transport other people for money.
Only people who have no skill-set become Uber drivers. Just a fad/trend that will burn itself out. I predict they will eventually be regulated out of a job.
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Only people who have no skill-set become Uber drivers. Just a fad/trend that will burn itself out. I predict they will eventually be regulated out of a job.
no doubt
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Only getbiggers people who have no skill-set become Uber drivers. Just a fad/trend that will burn itself out. I predict they will eventually be regulated out of a job.
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valid correction
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Only people who have no skill-set become Uber drivers. Just a fad/trend that will burn itself out. I predict they will eventually be regulated out of a job.
Why exactly is uber so incredibly big?
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Why exactly is uber so incredibly big?
Because the market was wide open. 99% of normal cab drivers are smelly, stinky, tardy, thieving, pigs. Plus lots of people own cars and have lots of free time. Free time + car = make a few bucks via uber.
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With social media as it is.
I think the same would have happened.
Her info is there for all to see & so is her abusive & violent behaviour
What difference should the job or pay rate make.
None.
She had no provocation to behave the way she did.
Only she know why.
Youre right, assault is assault, no matter the job or pay rate.
However, I live in the real world, and know that someones job and pay rate often defines who they are in the eyes of another person. People are going to be more jealous of a surgeon making 500K a year, than a burger king employee making 30k a year. As such, given that she was irate and rude, coupled with the fact that she was a soon-to-be doctor, brought out the worst in people. People are jealous of others. Its a fact.
Now, of course, she deserves to be punished for her behavior. I am not excusing what she did. I am just saying that people's reactions are going to be different depending on a variety of factors (the age, race, occupation, sex, etc of the criminal).
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5'0 100 pound neurology resident who might possibly cut your dick off in your sleep
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Thought her face looked better in the vid
I can't believe I forgot to mention this earlier... she probably has a stinky pussy.
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Youre right, assault is assault, no matter the job or pay rate.
However, I live in the real world, and know that someones job and pay rate often defines who they are in the eyes of another person. People are going to be more jealous of a surgeon making 500K a year, than a burger king employee making 30k a year. As such, given that she was irate and rude, coupled with the fact that she was a soon-to-be doctor, brought out the worst in people. People are jealous of others. Its a fact.
A Burger King worker makes 30K?... the manager maybe, but not the average burger flipper.
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Because the market was wide open. 99% of normal cab drivers are smelly, stinky, tardy, thieving, pigs. Plus lots of people own cars and have lots of free time. Free time + car = make a few bucks via uber.
Very soon there will be more Uber drivers than people who need rides. Ridiculous fad that won't last.
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Youre right, assault is assault, no matter the job or pay rate.
However, I live in the real world, and know that someones job and pay rate often defines who they are in the eyes of another person. People are going to be more jealous of a surgeon making 500K a year, than a burger king employee making 30k a year. As such, given that she was irate and rude, coupled with the fact that she was a soon-to-be doctor, brought out the worst in people. People are jealous of others. Its a fact.
Now, of course, she deserves to be punished for her behavior. I am not excusing what she did. I am just saying that people's reactions are going to be different depending on a variety of factors (the age, race, occupation, sex, etc of the criminal).
You forgot attractiveness. People can bag her about her nose all day, but the thread title explains it, it's not a WYHI it's a HHWYH thread. She's skinny, nice ass, body better than 99% of women and face decent too = a lot of fucking hate.
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You forgot attractiveness. People can bag her about her nose all day, but the thread title explains it, it's not a WYHI it's a HHWYH thread. She's skinny, nice ass, body better than 99% of women and face decent too = a lot of fucking hate.
Do you believe some people would be more lenient if she was blonde and white?
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Do you believe some people would be more lenient if she was blonde and white?
With all other factors the same I think it would be the same. I don't think because she's Indian she's copping it any worse. It's mainly being a doctor and attractiveness.
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With all other factors the same I think it would be the same. I don't think because she's Indian she's copping it any worse. It's mainly being a doctor and attractiveness.
Fair enough.
I was just curious because of dealing with a lot of Indians. Some are very entitled and believe anyone who can't make it in America is lazy.
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A Burger King worker makes 30K?... the manager maybe, but not the average burger flipper.
I just threw out a random number. You are correct, its probably less than 30K a year.
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You forgot attractiveness. People can bag her about her nose all day, but the thread title explains it, it's not a WYHI it's a HHWYH thread. She's skinny, nice ass, body better than 99% of women and face decent too = a lot of fucking hate.
Yes, its the WHOLE picture. People are actually not saying to themselves, "Lets judge her based on only her behavior." ::) ::)
The first thing people online were mentioning was that she was from an entitled home. When you put the whole picture together: entitled childhood, in-shape, decent looking (this is subjective), soon-to-be doctor, salary, sex, the way she's dressed, etc, people are going to have a qualitatively distinct reaction based on these factors. And their response would most likely be different if you replaced those factors with a different set of factors. Would people still want her to be fired? Maybe. But I doubt they would be leaking her personal information, photoshopping her, finding her FB and instagram. People are definitely "out for blood" because of those above factors.
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Yes, its the WHOLE picture. People are actually not saying to themselves, "Lets judge her based on only her behavior." ::) ::)
The first thing people online were mentioning was that she was from an entitled home. When you put the whole picture together: entitled childhood, in-shape, decent looking (this is subjective), soon-to-be doctor, salary, sex, the way she's dressed, etc, people are going to have a qualitatively distinct reaction based on these factors. And their response would most likely be different if you replaced those factors with a different set of factors. Would people still want her to be fired? Maybe. But I doubt they would be leaking her personal information, photoshopping her, finding her FB and instagram. People are definitely "out for blood" because of those above factors.
You're probably right Some are Jealous of her perceived wealthy upbringing / what she may earn / looks if they see her as attractive.
Also there will be a lot like myself who see the video & her behavior & think if i did that i would of been charged with assault or damage to vehicle.
Quite possibly the reverse is true & her size / looks ? / background / job have stood her in good light.
Maybe that is why she is getting so much stick.
For an educated supposedly intelligent woman knowing she is being filmed - she didn't give a fuck so why should any one else.
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Yes, its the WHOLE picture. People are actually not saying to themselves, "Lets judge her based on only her behavior." ::) ::)
The first thing people online were mentioning was that she was from an entitled home. When you put the whole picture together: entitled childhood, in-shape, decent looking (this is subjective), soon-to-be doctor, salary, sex, the way she's dressed, etc, people are going to have a qualitatively distinct reaction based on these factors. And their response would most likely be different if you replaced those factors with a different set of factors. Would people still want her to be fired? Maybe. But I doubt they would be leaking her personal information, photoshopping her, finding her FB and instagram. People are definitely "out for blood" because of those above factors.
I find it a considerable stretch to conjure up the notion that people are judging this individual based on their attractiveness and socioeconomic status.
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You're probably right Some are Jealous of her perceived wealthy upbringing / what she may earn / looks if they see her as attractive.
Also there will be a lot like myself who see the video & her behavior & think if i did that i would of been charged with assault or damage to vehicle.
Quite possibly the reverse is true & her size / looks ? / background / job have stood her in good light.
Maybe that is why she is getting so much stick.
For an educated supposedly intelligent woman knowing she is being filmed - she didn't give a fuck so why should any one else.
We don't have the same rights as someone who started out with that much of an advantage.
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I can't believe I forgot to mention this earlier... she probably has a stinky pussy.
I would certainly do a smell and taste test and evaluate the situation.
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I find it a considerable stretch to conjure up the notion that people are judging this individual based on their attractiveness and socioeconomic status.
Either you're trolling or do not live in the real world. :D :D
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You're probably right Some are Jealous of her perceived wealthy upbringing / what she may earn / looks if they see her as attractive.
Also there will be a lot like myself who see the video & her behavior & think if i did that i would of been charged with assault or damage to vehicle.
Quite possibly the reverse is true & her size / looks ? / background / job have stood her in good light.
Maybe that is why she is getting so much stick.
For an educated supposedly intelligent woman knowing she is being filmed - she didn't give a fuck so why should any one else.
Yes, for a supposedly educated women, she lost her cool. Then again, I am not too sure if there is any link between level of education and emotionality, i.e., are more highly educated people better at coping with their emotions?
I think it is obvious if it was a 250 pound man (or any man, for that matter), they would have been arrested and charged with assault.
It's sort of a contradiction: On the one hand, her physical size and sex (woman), kept her out of jail. On the other hand, her job, up-brining, salary, and physical attractiveness, has worked against her; people view her as an entitled, spoiled brat, and want to see her pay. I doubt she has lived a very tough life. People want to bring her down a notch; they want her to experience what the average person experiences: hardship, failure, etc.
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Yes, for a supposedly educated women, she lost her cool. Then again, I am not too sure if there is any link between level of education and emotionality, i.e., are more highly educated people better at coping with their emotions?
I think it is obvious if it was a 250 pound man (or any man, for that matter), they would have been arrested and charged with assault.
It's sort of a contradiction: On the one hand, her physical size and sex (woman), kept her out of jail. On the other hand, her job, up-brining, salary, and physical attractiveness, has worked against her; people view her as an entitled, spoiled brat, and want to see her pay. I doubt she has lived a very tough life. People want to bring her down a notch; they want her to experience what the average person experiences: hardship, failure, etc.
+1!
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No difference in opinion if she was Caucasian, that's not what this is about. Agree with above posters. This is news because an attractive, successful, apparently wealthy 110lb girl looses her cool completely and physically attacks a cab driver. It is ridiculous and unexpected. Also agree with people wanting to she her knocked down a notch because of her idiotic behavior. Talk about having privilege, the most privileged people are hot younger chicks.
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Only people who have no skill-set become Uber drivers. Just a fad/trend that will burn itself out. I predict they will eventually be regulated out of a job.
No.
Technology will render them obsolete. Once self driving cars are commonplace and practical, drivers will no longer be needed and that's what Uber and Lyft are banking on in the future.
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Fair enough.
I was just curious because of dealing with a lot of Indians. Some are very entitled and believe anyone who can't make it in America is lazy.
This is true.
A lot of the immigrant Indians have made their own luck and are very smart and successful.
They also tend to be cheap, precious and did I say cheap.
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This is true.
A lot of the immigrant Indians have made their own luck and are very smart and successful.
They also tend to be cheap, precious and did I say cheap.
Gujarati can be tight with a dollar, LOL!
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Gujarati can be tight with a dollar, LOL!
Right up the Brahmin. $200K cars, $100k watches, $300k weddings, and they'll nickel and dime you on everything wanting a special deal.
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No.
Technology will render them obsolete. Once self driving cars are commonplace and practical, drivers will no longer be needed and that's what Uber and Lyft are banking on in the future.
We will be dead before self-driving cars catch on.
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She needs to accept her medical career is over and cash in on this fame while she is still in the publics mind.
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She needs to accept her medical career is over and cash in on this fame while she is still in the publics mind.
I wonder if we will hear any updates? The news contacted her and asked her to make her statement, but she said that her employer informed her not to discuss anything. We will probably find out if she was fired, but not much more. In a month, she will be forgotten about. She may land another residency. Who knows.
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She may land another residency. Who knows.
She's a woman with a ton of sex appeal, nothing would surprise me.If it was a guy who did this, then his career would be over.
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She's a woman with a ton of sex appeal, nothing would surprise me.If it was a guy who did this, then his career would be over.
I'll offer her residency in my basement.
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She's a woman with a ton of sex appeal, nothing would surprise me.If it was a guy who did this, then his career would be over.
Well, landing a residency is more than just sex appeal. If this is on her permanent record, no hospital is going to give her a residency, if they think she is going to be a liability (no matter how sexy she is). If she worked in the business world, then Id agree, since so much business is determined by sex appeal, i.e., you see these companies hire sexy business women all the time. The medical field is quite different in that regard. At the end of the day, if she is going up against other qualified applicants who DO NOT have a record of misconduct, then she is screwed.
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wonder if she would be interested in a urology/proctology residency with me? 8)
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looks like that blue furred character from Sesame Street
forget the name
the one with the really big hooked nose
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looks like that blue furred character from Sesame Street
forget the name
the one with the really big hooked nose
You're thinking of Gonzo from the muppets.
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looks like that blue furred character from Sesame Street
forget the name
the one with the really big hooked nose
since she's brown, she's more akin to Snuffleupagus
(http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/muppet/images/0/03/ClassicMrSnuffleupagus.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120122051029)
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Very soon there will be more Uber drivers than people who need rides. Ridiculous fad that won't last.
What kind of logic is that?
It just means the market has topped out. If it reaches the point where there are more than enough drivers than new drivers won't be hired. It doesn't mean that the current drivers will lose their jobs. Also, as with all industries, there's turnover. People come and people go. Just like with cab drivers.
I personally didn't get it until I talked with someone who travels a lot and takes the cab constantly. Or at least he use to. He said that Uber is way better than taking a cab. So as long as their are cab drivers there will be Uber drivers.
If anything, it seems like it's the cab companies that are the fad and will be fading as Uber grows.
Ridiculous? Really, how can you say such a thing? When you consider how "ridiculously" fast they've grown and continue to grow and how people love it. It's like they just came out of nowhere and the founders are now filthy rich.
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Do you believe some people would be more lenient if she was blonde and white?
No, but they would be less lenient if she was Black. People would just roll their eyes and say, "Typical nig."
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Likely another bummy, incompetent doctor of third world extraction, showing her third world pushiness and aggression and entitled sentiment. I don't find her attractive. She looks like every other dumb third world broad with the slightest hint of sex appeal that fools desperate white men.
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And that is one huge schnoz.
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And that is one huge schnoz.
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Two observations:
1) She shouldn't pull her hair back that fucking tight, in emphasizes the schnozzle size
2) Judging from the bikini pic, she does not lift.
1 + 2 = stinky pussy
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No cooter smell or taste difference unless they're vegan.
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she hot..nice ass and body on her..
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Right up the Brahmin. $200K cars, $100k watches, $300k weddings, and they'll nickel and dime you on everything wanting a special deal.
A discount is necessary to offset the intrinsic spiritual value they're raised to believe we get from serving them.
It's their way of helping to balance the karmic scales. :)
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she hot..nice ass and body on her..
Did you see her face?
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She looks like aziz ansari with tits.
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Do you believe some people would be more lenient if she was blonde and white?
no. in my opinion quite the opposite. because then she would have been "spoiled whited girl"
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Likely another bummy, incompetent doctor of third world extraction, showing her third world pushiness and aggression and entitled sentiment. I don't find her attractive. She looks like every other dumb third world broad with the slightest hint of sex appeal that fools desperate white men.
ritch
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Did you see her face?
Each to there own maybe. -- But She is NOT a thing of Beauty !!
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Miami Doctor speaks out in interview. She has been placed on administrative leave from her job, and is uncertain if she is going to be allowed back.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/miami-doctor-accused-attacking-uber-driver-calls-biggest/story?id=36542246
Interestingly enough she said:
"At the same time, I think that I should also speak out to send a message out to people and the public to be careful and use my story as a lesson to be careful what you do in public because the things that we do can be taped and we can have to suffer severe ramifications for these things."
So, in other words, its okay to do bad things, as long as there are not cameras around? :D :D
She also said somewhere else that she is hiring a lawyer and public relations expert.
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Only people who have no skill-set become Uber drivers. Just a fad/trend that will burn itself out. I predict they will eventually be regulated out of a job.
they're a few months away from being unionized in nyc, they're not going anywhere.
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She is now working with a PR firm and giving apologetic interviews. Coincidence? Her quotations are PR 101. ::)
Miami Doctor Accused of Attacking Uber Driver Calls It 'Biggest Mistake of My Life'
By Katie Kindelan
The Florida doctor captured on video lashing out at an Uber driver in downtown Miami says she is ashamed of her actions and says she and her family have been targeted since the video's release.
"I see a person that is not me. I’m ashamed," Anjali Ramkissoon said today on "Good Morning America" of the video that shows her berating the driver of another customer's Uber. "I still can’t watch the entire video."
"Every time someone brings it up or tries to ask me, 'What was happening at this point?,' I just, I can’t," she said.
Ramkissoon, a fourth-year neurology resident, can be seen in the video berating the driver, trying to hit him, and throwing items out of the window of the passenger seat, and ultimately trying to knee the driver.
"In the moment I was just so angry. I wasn’t really thinking and if I could take it back I would," Ramkissoon said. "There is absolutely no excuse for my actions. I am ashamed. I am so sorry. I've hurt so many people with this."
Ramkisson says her father was admitted to the hospital that day and, just minutes before the incident, she and her boyfriend of two years had split.
"I was extremely stressed out that day," she said. "It was probably one of the worst days of my life and I was caught at my lowest moment. Nothing like this has ever happened."
"I made a huge mistake, the biggest mistake of my life, and that person is not me," Ramkissoon said.
Yes,” Ramkissoon replied when asked if she’d been drinking. "I’d actually driven to that place that night but I did not want to drive my car home so I left my car there and that was why I was trying to get the Uber to get home."
The customer who ordered the Uber car that Ramkissoon tried to get in filmed the heated incident on a cellphone and posted the video on YouTube.
Ramkissoon, who can be heard telling the Uber driver, "I'm getting really like belligerent right now," says she was cyberbullied after the video's release.
"My family was targeted. Their address was leaked," she said. "I’ve received messages telling me that I should kill myself, that I should have been raped that night."
"I think it’s ridiculous and I’m here to own up to what I did," Ramkissoon said. "I’m taking responsibility for it and I’m asking for forgiveness."
The Uber driver declined to press charges against Ramkissoon, for which she says she is "grateful." Uber told ABC News they’ve suspended Ramkissoon’s account while the incident is investigated.
"We actually settled while we were out there. I paid for the damages and I apologized to him and he accepted my apology," Ramkissoon said. "I’m so thankful that he did not press charges, that he did not have me arrested."
Ramkissoon has been placed on administrative leave and removed from all clinical duties, by her employer, the Jackson Health System. An internal investigation is underway to "determine if any disciplinary action will be taken, up to and including termination," a hospital spokesperson told ABC News last week.
"Yes I’m on administrative leave from my job right now but at the same time, this has not just affected my career, it’s also affected my family. It’s affected my personal life," Ramkissoon said. "I get it. I did something extremely horrible and I'm also extremely sorry for it."
When asked how she can move forward from the incident, Ramkissoon says she hopes she can stand as a lesson to others.
"I did it and I’m ashamed of what I did and this would never happen again," she said. "At the same time, I think that I should also speak out to send a message out to people and the public to be careful and use my story as a lesson to be careful what you do in public because the things that we do can be taped and we can have to suffer severe ramifications for these things."
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She is now working with a PR firm and giving apologetic interviews. Coincidence? Her quotations are PR 101. ::)
Miami Doctor Accused of Attacking Uber Driver Calls It 'Biggest Mistake of My Life'
By Katie Kindelan
The Florida doctor captured on video lashing out at an Uber driver in downtown Miami says she is ashamed of her actions and says she and her family have been targeted since the video's release.
"I see a person that is not me. I’m ashamed," Anjali Ramkissoon said today on "Good Morning America" of the video that shows her berating the driver of another customer's Uber. "I still can’t watch the entire video."
"Every time someone brings it up or tries to ask me, 'What was happening at this point?,' I just, I can’t," she said.
Ramkissoon, a fourth-year neurology resident, can be seen in the video berating the driver, trying to hit him, and throwing items out of the window of the passenger seat, and ultimately trying to knee the driver.
"In the moment I was just so angry. I wasn’t really thinking and if I could take it back I would," Ramkissoon said. "There is absolutely no excuse for my actions. I am ashamed. I am so sorry. I've hurt so many people with this."
Ramkisson says her father was admitted to the hospital that day and, just minutes before the incident, she and her boyfriend of two years had split.
"I was extremely stressed out that day," she said. "It was probably one of the worst days of my life and I was caught at my lowest moment. Nothing like this has ever happened."
"I made a huge mistake, the biggest mistake of my life, and that person is not me," Ramkissoon said.
Yes,” Ramkissoon replied when asked if she’d been drinking. "I’d actually driven to that place that night but I did not want to drive my car home so I left my car there and that was why I was trying to get the Uber to get home."
The customer who ordered the Uber car that Ramkissoon tried to get in filmed the heated incident on a cellphone and posted the video on YouTube.
Ramkissoon, who can be heard telling the Uber driver, "I'm getting really like belligerent right now," says she was cyberbullied after the video's release.
"My family was targeted. Their address was leaked," she said. "I’ve received messages telling me that I should kill myself, that I should have been raped that night."
"I think it’s ridiculous and I’m here to own up to what I did," Ramkissoon said. "I’m taking responsibility for it and I’m asking for forgiveness."
The Uber driver declined to press charges against Ramkissoon, for which she says she is "grateful." Uber told ABC News they’ve suspended Ramkissoon’s account while the incident is investigated.
"We actually settled while we were out there. I paid for the damages and I apologized to him and he accepted my apology," Ramkissoon said. "I’m so thankful that he did not press charges, that he did not have me arrested."
Ramkissoon has been placed on administrative leave and removed from all clinical duties, by her employer, the Jackson Health System. An internal investigation is underway to "determine if any disciplinary action will be taken, up to and including termination," a hospital spokesperson told ABC News last week.
"Yes I’m on administrative leave from my job right now but at the same time, this has not just affected my career, it’s also affected my family. It’s affected my personal life," Ramkissoon said. "I get it. I did something extremely horrible and I'm also extremely sorry for it."
When asked how she can move forward from the incident, Ramkissoon says she hopes she can stand as a lesson to others.
"I did it and I’m ashamed of what I did and this would never happen again," she said. "At the same time, I think that I should also speak out to send a message out to people and the public to be careful and use my story as a lesson to be careful what you do in public because the things that we do can be taped and we can have to suffer severe ramifications for these things."
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This is where Sharia law would serve a purpose. 50 lashes with a bamboo stick would settle the issue.
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This is where Sharia law would serve a purpose. 50 lashes with a bamboo stick would settle the issue.
She's currently on administrative leave. I wonder if she will be returned to her last year of residency.
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She's currently on administrative leave. I wonder if she will be returned to her last year of residency.
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The irony of "Schnauzer" posting about this girl.
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if they were cameras readily available for around most of our 20's how many of us would be in jail for.
fighting or fingering a drunk girl at a bar(technically rape) or the dozens of dumb shit we did drunk in our 20's
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if they were cameras readily available for around most of our 20's how many of us would be in jail for.
fighting or fingering a drunk girl at a bar(technically rape) or the dozens of dumb shit we did drunk in our 20's
But, is she in her 20's? Id assume early 30's. Not like a few years makes a difference.
Anyway, the difference is that shes a 4th year neurology resident. There is a VERY good chance that she signed some sort of contract indicating that she must maintain professional behavior outside of work. She didn't by physically assaulting someone and destroying someone's property.
Sure, we all did stupid stuff when we were in our 20's. But most of us were not medical residents representing a medical university either. That is the difference here.
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if they were cameras readily available for around most of our 20's how many of us would be in jail for.
fighting or fingering a drunk girl at a bar(technically rape) or the dozens of dumb shit we did drunk in our 20's
I'd be doing 500 back to back life sentences.
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Seems to be halfway intelligent.
Anyway.
Never.
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A guy of the same build doing that shit would have gotten an ass-whoopin'.
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if they were cameras readily available for around most of our 20's how many of us would be in jail for.
fighting or fingering a drunk girl at a bar(technically rape) or the dozens of dumb shit we did drunk in our 20's
^^
Technically, you are correct...
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An Indian chick dressed as an Indian chick.
Original thinker, LOL!
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2 things I learned from this thread.
One, Drkaje and Bay are smart guys so it was interesting watching them debate without insults like most of us do
two, this chick looks like Mia Khalifa the porn star..
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2 things I learned from this thread.
One, Drkaje and Bay are smart guys so it was interesting watching them debate without insults like most of us do
two, this chick looks like Mia Khalifa the porn star..
(https://images.rapgenius.com/9fc14580ca090715f198cf6640c56f4b.606x613x1.jpg)
(https://heavyeditorial.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/anjali-ramkissoon-20.jpg?quality=65&strip=all&w=640)
Finding the perfect word to explain how hard I'd hit Mia Khalifa would take a PhD in English and post-Doctoral research.
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As long as she remains bedecked in character, I'd smash this squaw with the force of Custer's Last Stand. Bighorn, you are avenged!
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=603451.0;attach=668008;image)
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As long as she remains bedecked in character, I'd smash this squaw with the force of Custer's Last Stand. Bighorn, you are avenged!
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=603451.0;attach=668008;image)
Getting fired put her on the Trail of Tears.