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You got a fast car I want a ticket to anywhere, maybe we make a deal, maybe together we can get somewhere. Any place is better.

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BRUTAL HONESTY HOUR.

A - If I'm in love.

B - Who the last person I talked to on the phone was.

C - How long it's been since I've kissed.

D - If I have a preference for boys or girls.

E - How many piercings I have.

F - Give me any options, like 'hot or cold?'

G - The last person I said 'I love you' to.

H - The last person I hugged.

I - The last time I felt jealous, and why.

J - Are you insecure. What about?

K - What my full name is.

L - If I have siblings.

M - If I forgive betrayal.

N - Favourite animal?

O - Where would I like to travel

P - What kind of music I like.

Q - Favourite flower?

R - Is cheating ever okay?

S - 2 habits.

T - 3 things I love unconditionally.

U - Favourite time of year, and why

V - Big dreams?

W - If I've done something I regret very much.

X - 3 turn ons

Y - 3 turns offs

Z - Ask any question you want.

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eriiksons:

“Oh, I don’t know — I mean, I get it. People want to bitch about everything; professional sports players getting paid too much, politicians, their friends from high school that became Silicon Valley tech magnates. Ordinary people love complaining about extraordinary people — gives them a false sense of superiority.”

‘’That is by far the most intelligent and well-thought comment I have heard in a long time.’’ He complimented the brunette with a smile. ‘’People know reassurance, they need to feel like they are not the worst so what better way to do that then finding every little flaw possible in everyone else but them?– It doesn’t matter what they say or do, though, it’s still our job to help them and be there for them.’’ 

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omgdevon:

“Parents can sometimes be a child’s worst enemy when it comes to healthcare. I should know, I’m around them often enough! But, no matter how old the child is, the mom is always going to be worrying whether it’s about medication, the right procedures to match their childs’ needs, or healthcare costs…”

‘’I’m assuming that’s even worse when it comes to your department, huh? Are parents a little more conscious when their kids are children or far more complicated? I admire you, though, dealing with babies and their parents is hard.’’

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lydshway:

“chief, i’m-” lydia was about to apologize, but decided to keep her mouth shut and let him finish. she didn’t want to snap, at least not at her boss like that, but lydia wasn’t about to lose a patient, especially for a stupid mistake. lydia nodded, turning around she was quick to notice the resident and motioned for them to follow her. when they walked inside lydia decided to be quick to speak. “look, chief. i didn’t mean to snap at you and i’m very sorry about that.” she apologized, knowing that it wouldn’t help in any way, but still she had to.

‘’Quiet, Dr. Holloway.’’ He ordered before taking his glasses off and rubbing his eyes softly and putting them back on. ‘’I would like to know what happened in the OR that led you to yell at your resident in the hallways? Because I understand teaching a lesson or whatever you wanna call it, but such things should be done in privacy, there’s no need to humiliate them in front of everyone.’’ 

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tessacopeland:

“Oh, come onn~ You’re telling me you don’t know what a Dilf is?” She shook her head letting out an amused chuckle. “Okay, I’ll humor you. Since there is no way in hell a grown ass grandpa like yourself has never heard the term MILF it is very similar to that. A dad I–someone would like to fuck, basically. But you didn’t hear that statement from me.” Nodding her head at his words she pursed her lips. “Someone needs to tell ol` Marie, and if she has a heart attack I know a great hospital that’ll work wonders on her poor heart.” She sucked at her teeth before grinning. “Oh no, you just threw my own words back at me. Well I can’t rebuttal that.” 

His brows lifted in amusement, had she really said what he heard she said? ‘’A dad you or someone would like to fuck? Should I take that as a compliment or an invitation?’’ He let out with a smirk before shaking his head. ‘’I’ll blame you for her homicide. Let my ol’ girl alone, we can have our little secret, no need to go around telling everyone our business.– No, but in all seriousness, I’m sorry you didn’t have a good experience with mothers, some people aren’t born to be certain things, maybe she wasn’t born to be a parent and did the best she could. But, who knows?’’ 

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drjnowak:

“My, my, you’ve had quite the morning, Dr. Austin. Granted, our work is underappreciated but they owe us nothing. It is a job after all.” Julia couldn’t stand ungrateful beings but sometimes her staff became rather full of themselves and needed to be brought down a peg or twenty. “I wouldn’t preoccupy yourself over it.”

‘’I very much wish I had your strength, but the reality is that I don’t. ‘Till these days, ungrateful people bothers me simply because I put my job and those people as my priority and yeah it bothers me when they don’t show a little gratitude in return.’’ Alan replied, clearly annoyed at Julia’s lack of understanding. 

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jessicahough:

“ Maybe it’s driven by a feeling of helplessness ?? They have to rely on another, a stranger, to assist them and they don’t seem to like it one bit. Who knows ?? ” She gives a light shrug of her shoulders. “  I understand— It’s hard not to be bothered by such behavior, but they’re the minority. As long as we’re helping people at the end of the day, right ??  ”

‘’You are right, it’s silly. I see hundreds of patients and most of them are lovely and appreciate what we do. I think it’s a human thing, having a million good things being said about you but focusing on that one negative comment.’’ He shrugs and sighs one more time before running a hand through his hair. ‘’How was your shift today, Dr. Hough? Saved many lives?’’

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taking off her gloves and mask, lydia stormed out of the or, an intern following her close by. “dr. holloway, i—i’m s-sorry. it won’t happen again i-i promise.” the intern spoke, scared by the angry look lydia was giving them. “you think sorry helps? that doesn’t cut it here. you better be thankful i fixed your mistake before we could lose the patient.” lydia spoke, her voice raised. “you won’t get any chance to scrub in any of my operations for a very long time. scut work for the rest of the week. now get out of my face.” she spoke as calmly as she could. lydia took the case file and started filling it. “what?” she questioned, raising a brow.

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Dr. Austin was on the way to his office after a five hours operation when he heard a heated discussion. It was Dr. Holloway, giving one of her residents a hard time. Sure, he did the same from time to time but he couldn’t help but feel a little sorry whenever he watched the thing unfold in front of him. After the resident left the place, almost in tears. Carefully he walked towards Lydia and cleared his throat before speaking, ‘’Dr. Holl–’’ her questions cut him off on the act and he couldn’t help but sigh before opening his mouth again, his voice coming out with more firmness than he had originally planned. ‘’Dr. Holloway, are you about to scold your boss, too?’’ He raised an eyebrow as he made eye contact. ‘’Call your resident, I want you both in my office, now.’’

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jessicahough:

“ Well, you can’t win them all. ” Jess states, before pursing her lips into a small frown. Plenty of workers in the Medical Field had to deal with their fair share of complaints, as sad as that is. “ You’ll always have your ungrateful bunch, Dr. Austin. Just think of those who are grateful and I’m sure you’ll survive one bitter woman’s comment. ” 

‘’Isn’t it funny, Dr. Hough? I’ve been working in the medical field for nearly thirty years and ungratefulness still irks me. It’s one of the few things that get to me. How can a human being be ungrateful towards people that devote their entire lives and sacrifice their own families for helping complete strangers? It’s unbelievable to me.’’ 

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“I get it, this is Manhattan and all, but surely I am not the only person on this general area of drinks tea like some New Yorkers drink coffee? I came in with my usual bucket-like takeaway cup of that delicious leaf water and a colleague just looked at me like I had requested to be hooked up in an IV drip with tea in it for maximum consumption.” Harry rolled his eyes, theatrically. “Relax, it’s not like I’m filling my mug with water from the Hudson and pretending that’s a delicious little treat.” 

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'’Do I have to give you a cup of tea in order to get the lab tests I ordered yesterday?’’ Alan asked, his tone sounding more critical than he initially intended. ‘’Harry, I don’t want to get on your nerves, but quite frankly I have a patient dying on my hands. I need those result immediately in order to make a decision on what to do with him, but he is dying and in the meantime and all you talk about is tea and the Hudson river. I need those results, now.’’

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tessacopeland:

“Parents are different after all, at least some are.” She smiled and shook her head. “Oh, I’m familiar with tons of oldies, but most of em are to far in the past for me to relate. Since you have kids that isn’t half your age, you’re kinda cool—in that odd Dilf way.” Her smile didn’t fade as she chuckled at her words. “Well thank you, I try to be the best damn receptionist I can–and I’m telling everyone. I can’t just let that go unheard now can I?” Scooting closer to her desk she rested her chin against her palm. “My mother was a stubborn mule unfortunately, but a piece of sunshine ey? How lucky. The moment I come up with more witty quotes you’ll be the first one I let know.”

‘’I’m an old man and not familiar with millennial terms, despite having a nineteen years old daughter and a fifteen years old son. But, god bless, you exist on this hospital and now I can learn new terms and slangs; what exactly is a Dilf?’’ he raised an eyebrow and looked intently at the girl in front of him. He was familiar with the term, he very much knew what it meant but he decided to test her. ‘’You better let that be unheard or I’m getting in trouble with Marie, she’s seventy-five and I’ve been telling her she’s my favorite receptionist for an entire decade, we don’t want to give the poor woman a heart attack, do we?’’ Alan smirked and unconsciously his body moved closer to the desk. ‘’Stubborn mule? she sounds like a blast. I’m sure she had her reasons, though. Like you said, all parents have different ways of parenting.’’

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clairedarrow:

She heard his words and pressed her lips into a thin line, some part of her wanting to stomp her foot on the ground like a little kid would do. She didn’t though, instead she joined the man’s side and walked with him to the ER. The urge to fight him on this was so strong but something about his way made her cave in. “I embrace that fact. I do all the time. I embraced it during a 11 hour surgery which was successful and the girl will walk out of here in about two weeks. I guarantee you that. So right now, the only thing I want to embrace is a hot cup of coffee in my hands.” However, anyone who knew Claire also knew that she would never let down a kid who needed her help. “Does Marcus know I am way over my hours? I might be a hazard. Godzilla 2.0.” Even though her tone was still resigned, there was a playful vibe to her words. “He is probably tired too. He never asks for me. He hates my guts.”

Alan listened carefully and nodded as she mentioned her performance in the girl’s case, undoubtly she was one of the best trauma surgeons in the state and he knew it, but that didn’t mean he wasn’t going to pressure her. ‘’Oh, please’’ he let put with a chuckle. ‘’Looks like Dr. Godzilla’s coffee will have to wait––Correction, he likes you, but Dr. Marcus is a child trapped in a man’s body and he has a funny way of showing affection.’’

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drcaulfield:

“Right? My resident years were nothing like how it’s portrayed in the show. While they have fun having parties and, uh, whatever else they do, I spent my time crying and drinking coffee.” She winced at the thought of her own past. “Oh, nothing in particular. I just had one too many shots in my coffee this morning and I am off the walls. By one too many I mean three. Don’t let your child order your coffee. Ever.”

‘’I spent my residency doing paperwork and getting yelled at for being a smartass. I mean, I definitely did not have sex in the break room and or any other fun activities like that- Oh, no. Cam once gave me and rotten orange juice by accident when she was five, to this day I still think she wanted to kill me and failed.’’

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lydshway:

“people, they always find something bad to say, even if you’ve saved their life.” she replied, a weak and sad smile appearing on her lips. “i still remember the day a patient was going to let himself die, because he can’t let be treated by a woman.”

‘’That is the most disgusting, sexist thing I’ve heard in my fifty years on this earth, and I’ve heard plenty.’’ Alan ran a hand through his hair, amused with the attitude some people could have when it came to his profession.’’But, enough about this. How is your shift going, Dr. Holloway?’’

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tessacopeland:

“I can’t blame her. I mean I’m pretty sure you did all you can, and she was probably being a mother. A rather ungrateful cunt, but a mother.” She went on spinning around in her seat while trapped behind the front desk. “I have a few personal words of my own when it comes to doctors, but you are by far my favorite old man thus far.” Clasping her hands together she grinned. “Don’t take her words to heart, remember; all mothers tend to be ungrateful cunts! I dare you to make that your tombstone quote.” Tessa laughed 

‘’I can’t get my mind around a mother being that spiteful considering her son is alive and well, as a parent, that’s unimaginable to me.’’ He shook his head once again and sighed before smiling softly. ‘’I’m assuming you don’t know that many old men, considering this boring, workaholic one is your favorite. But thank you, for the hidden compliment. You are, by far, my favorite receptionist; but don’t tell that to the other ones.’’ He smirked and rested his hands on her desk. ‘’That’d go against my roots, considering my own mother was a piece of sunshine. But I’d take more tombstone quotes suggestions if you have any.’’

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clairedarrow:

“Chin up, don’t let it harm your ego. At least the people around here know the truth - we don’t take all of their money, just some of it.” She teased the man with a little smile on her face. “Also, I wouldn’t recommend shaking your head for that long. Might hurt your neck.”

‘’Isn’t that why you are around, Dr. Darrow? To take care of our necks when ungrateful ladies made us shaken them for a little longer than we should?’’ Alan left out a soft laugh before shaking his head softly once again. ‘’We deserve some good money for saving lives, don’t we?’’