Who DOES this? (in a restaurant in cleveland park...)

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[Post New]04/10/2011 21:37
Anonymous
It's a big world people. Better learn to live and let live.
[Post New]04/10/2011 21:53
Anonymous
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:PP if you are a doctor...then I would be disgusted if you said it was OK to take medical calls at the dinner table IN PUBLIC. You are just as disgraceful to try and defend the woman. I would hate for you to be my physician!


You are incredibly dramatic. You should get into acting. Perhaps channel that energy into something that will make you happy.


Wow you must be so cool as it's apparent from your username. It's nice to know they let 13 year old idiots register on here. I will certainly take your advice bc you are really cool and smart!


I'll have you know that I'm not 13 years old. I'm 32, okay? I'll also have you know that I'm not an idiot. How dare you call me such a name. BUT, you are correct when you say I'm cool and smart. I'm glad you're gonna take my advice. A drama class would do you a lot of good.


I have seen you on other threads acting like you are the know it all of all topics. You are a bitch. Get over yourself.
[Post New]04/10/2011 21:58
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It does not matter that she did not diclose the patients name...she was in a restaurant and YES there is something wrong with that. From what OP said its not like she was taking an emergency patient call but was returning her calls that she got backed up over the weekend. What a moron of a woman to do this in th restaurant. When my doctor calls me back on the weekend its normally from her home and thats why there are doctors on call and they all take turns on the off hours. It was rude no matter what!

And another thing for the pp who was like "she had every righ to take her kid out and enjoy the restuarant as you did," NO she should have been taking care of her kid and NOT disrupting an entire restaurant. People are so RUDE!


I believe PP said that they were out at 4pm and the restaurant was empty. The other patron probably works all week and rarely sees her child. Who cares if she made a call while eating out with her child? This is like when I'm out and have to hear noisy, foul-mouthed teens. Or annoying business men. Yenta-like women prattling on about bullshit NO ONE wants to listen to. Assholes watching football games on their smart phones cheering loudly when their team scores.

You are complaining about a DOCTOR out in an EMPTY restaurant at 4pm with her CHILD. You moved. Your complaint is not only selfish but the fact that you took the time to come here to complain shows that hours later you're STILL thinking about this? Really? Did you call all of your friends and tell them this story and how horrible it was for you?

I'm glad the dr was able to spend a little time with her child before going back off to work and sending the baby to daycare. Do you really have NOTHING better to complain about?
[Post New]04/10/2011 22:28
Anonymous
Pp you are what's wrong with society...self absorbed ppl who think everyone wants to hear them and how they work so hard that the time they have they can do whatever they want. Screw everyone else right? Well I hope the next time you are out there is an obnoxious person screaming in your ear and annoying you. Oh wait that person probably is you! My bad! Grow up and respect others on public!
[Post New]04/11/2011 09:17
cuzimawesome
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Anonymous wrote:
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:PP if you are a doctor...then I would be disgusted if you said it was OK to take medical calls at the dinner table IN PUBLIC. You are just as disgraceful to try and defend the woman. I would hate for you to be my physician!


You are incredibly dramatic. You should get into acting. Perhaps channel that energy into something that will make you happy.


Wow you must be so cool as it's apparent from your username. It's nice to know they let 13 year old idiots register on here. I will certainly take your advice bc you are really cool and smart!


I'll have you know that I'm not 13 years old. I'm 32, okay? I'll also have you know that I'm not an idiot. How dare you call me such a name. BUT, you are correct when you say I'm cool and smart. I'm glad you're gonna take my advice. A drama class would do you a lot of good.


I have seen you on other threads acting like you are the know it all of all topics. You are a bitch. Get over yourself.


You're clearly very upset.
[Post New]04/11/2011 12:52
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Clueless. Many here are proud to be clueless, Op have you noticed? I have had people next to me (I moved like you did) speaking loudly about so and so's cancer from start to finish, gory details seemingly enhanced. I have personal reasons for NOT paying to tolerate this. You did the right thing. Entitled ones be damned. Especially if the entitled one is a doctor who should know better.


Wait a minute! Who are you to decide what other people are allowed to talk about in public? You're the entitled one, "entitled ones be damned".

DH's friend has terminal cancer and is given a year, if that, to live, but for now, he feels okay and tries to go out, even for a short period of time. We met with him for lunch the other day, the restaurant was crowded, and yes, he was talking about his chemo, and his fatigue, and his hospitalizations, and guess what? We didn't give a crap if you overheard!
[Post New]04/11/2011 13:02
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:That's the DC area! Honestly, I'm not shocked at allsnd if you had said something you would have been wrong kn her eyes. Such ridiculous entitled ppl in this area!


This is a ridiculous statement, lets blame everyone in the DC area just because one person was rude.
[Post New]04/11/2011 13:11
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:That's the DC area! Honestly, I'm not shocked at allsnd if you had said something you would have been wrong kn her eyes. Such ridiculous entitled ppl in this area!


This is a ridiculous statement, lets blame everyone in the DC area just because one person was rude.


Hmmm I live in the DC area and I ma not sure where you are from but there are rude people everywhere and it is society getting worse and people feeling entitled. Look at getting pushed on the metro, people taking others cabs, talking on cell phones virtually anywhere even when its restricted, yelling at people for no reason, tailgating someone's bumper who is not driving fast enough...its an everyday occurence in this area. Maybe you have blinders on but I dont.
[Post New]04/11/2011 13:16
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Clueless. Many here are proud to be clueless, Op have you noticed? I have had people next to me (I moved like you did) speaking loudly about so and so's cancer from start to finish, gory details seemingly enhanced. I have personal reasons for NOT paying to tolerate this. You did the right thing. Entitled ones be damned. Especially if the entitled one is a doctor who should know better.


Wait a minute! Who are you to decide what other people are allowed to talk about in public? You're the entitled one, "entitled ones be damned".

DH's friend has terminal cancer and is given a year, if that, to live, but for now, he feels okay and tries to go out, even for a short period of time. We met with him for lunch the other day, the restaurant was crowded, and yes, he was talking about his chemo, and his fatigue, and his hospitalizations, and guess what? We didn't give a crap if you overheard!


You completely missed the point of this post. It had nothing to do with a doctor talking about medical things in general, it was that she was talking loudly on her cell phone ignoring her child so she could basically do work in the restaurant. Stop freaking out. Damn.
[Post New]04/11/2011 13:35
Anonymous
The whole idea of this situation is that she was talking on the phone while sitting at the table dining. It is RUDE to talk on the phone at the table when there are other people at the table with you, whether you are in public or having tea with your grandma in your kitchen. It was rude to her companion and the baby. I would somewhat justify if she was alone with the baby so couldn't leave the kid alone. But there was another adult at the table so she was supposed to excuse herself and walk out for a couple minutes to take/make the call. It doesn't matter how busy you are, there can be exceptions (like I said, leaving the baby alone etc.) but in general this is rude, whether the OP was there or not. Bad manners.
[Post New]04/11/2011 13:39
cuzimawesome
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Clueless. Many here are proud to be clueless, Op have you noticed? I have had people next to me (I moved like you did) speaking loudly about so and so's cancer from start to finish, gory details seemingly enhanced. I have personal reasons for NOT paying to tolerate this. You did the right thing. Entitled ones be damned. Especially if the entitled one is a doctor who should know better.


Wait a minute! Who are you to decide what other people are allowed to talk about in public? You're the entitled one, "entitled ones be damned".

DH's friend has terminal cancer and is given a year, if that, to live, but for now, he feels okay and tries to go out, even for a short period of time. We met with him for lunch the other day, the restaurant was crowded, and yes, he was talking about his chemo, and his fatigue, and his hospitalizations, and guess what? We didn't give a crap if you overheard!


Yes. This exactly. My husband came across this thread last night and he scoffed and was blown away by the insanity of this thread. The OPs complaint was without warrant, as it was a practically empty restaurant in the afternoon.

People are allowed to talk in public. Doctor's are allowed to go to restaurants. They also are allowed to take calls. Even if it's an inconvenience to you. Sick people should be able to have a conversation about their illness in public without people judging them for doing so. Anyone who thinks otherwise has a sense of entitlement. It's very simple.
[Post New]04/11/2011 13:57
Anonymous
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Clueless. Many here are proud to be clueless, Op have you noticed? I have had people next to me (I moved like you did) speaking loudly about so and so's cancer from start to finish, gory details seemingly enhanced. I have personal reasons for NOT paying to tolerate this. You did the right thing. Entitled ones be damned. Especially if the entitled one is a doctor who should know better.


Wait a minute! Who are you to decide what other people are allowed to talk about in public? You're the entitled one, "entitled ones be damned".

DH's friend has terminal cancer and is given a year, if that, to live, but for now, he feels okay and tries to go out, even for a short period of time. We met with him for lunch the other day, the restaurant was crowded, and yes, he was talking about his chemo, and his fatigue, and his hospitalizations, and guess what? We didn't give a crap if you overheard!


Yes. This exactly. My husband came across this thread last night and he scoffed and was blown away by the insanity of this thread. The OPs complaint was without warrant, as it was a practically empty restaurant in the afternoon.

People are allowed to talk in public. Doctor's are allowed to go to restaurants. They also are allowed to take calls. Even if it's an inconvenience to you. Sick people should be able to have a conversation about their illness in public without people judging them for doing so. Anyone who thinks otherwise has a sense of entitlement. It's very simple.


So if the restaurant had more people in it are you saying it would be ok to be disrespectful and talk on your phone while many people wanted to enjoy dinner together? Reagardless of the convo, frankly I do not care what she was talking about...I find talking on a cell phone in a restaurant (not public outside area) rude unless you are the only person there.
[Post New]04/11/2011 14:01
cuzimawesome
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Anonymous wrote:
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Clueless. Many here are proud to be clueless, Op have you noticed? I have had people next to me (I moved like you did) speaking loudly about so and so's cancer from start to finish, gory details seemingly enhanced. I have personal reasons for NOT paying to tolerate this. You did the right thing. Entitled ones be damned. Especially if the entitled one is a doctor who should know better.


Wait a minute! Who are you to decide what other people are allowed to talk about in public? You're the entitled one, "entitled ones be damned".

DH's friend has terminal cancer and is given a year, if that, to live, but for now, he feels okay and tries to go out, even for a short period of time. We met with him for lunch the other day, the restaurant was crowded, and yes, he was talking about his chemo, and his fatigue, and his hospitalizations, and guess what? We didn't give a crap if you overheard!


Yes. This exactly. My husband came across this thread last night and he scoffed and was blown away by the insanity of this thread. The OPs complaint was without warrant, as it was a practically empty restaurant in the afternoon.

People are allowed to talk in public. Doctor's are allowed to go to restaurants. They also are allowed to take calls. Even if it's an inconvenience to you. Sick people should be able to have a conversation about their illness in public without people judging them for doing so. Anyone who thinks otherwise has a sense of entitlement. It's very simple.


So if the restaurant had more people in it are you saying it would be ok to be disrespectful and talk on your phone while many people wanted to enjoy dinner together? Reagardless of the convo, frankly I do not care what she was talking about...I find talking on a cell phone in a restaurant (not public outside area) rude unless you are the only person there.


And that is your opinion. Somebody talking on a cell phone doesn't bother me.
[Post New]04/11/2011 14:05
Anonymous
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Clueless. Many here are proud to be clueless, Op have you noticed? I have had people next to me (I moved like you did) speaking loudly about so and so's cancer from start to finish, gory details seemingly enhanced. I have personal reasons for NOT paying to tolerate this. You did the right thing. Entitled ones be damned. Especially if the entitled one is a doctor who should know better.


Wait a minute! Who are you to decide what other people are allowed to talk about in public? You're the entitled one, "entitled ones be damned".

DH's friend has terminal cancer and is given a year, if that, to live, but for now, he feels okay and tries to go out, even for a short period of time. We met with him for lunch the other day, the restaurant was crowded, and yes, he was talking about his chemo, and his fatigue, and his hospitalizations, and guess what? We didn't give a crap if you overheard!


Yes. This exactly. My husband came across this thread last night and he scoffed and was blown away by the insanity of this thread. The OPs complaint was without warrant, as it was a practically empty restaurant in the afternoon.

People are allowed to talk in public. Doctor's are allowed to go to restaurants. They also are allowed to take calls. Even if it's an inconvenience to you. Sick people should be able to have a conversation about their illness in public without people judging them for doing so. Anyone who thinks otherwise has a sense of entitlement. It's very simple.


So if the restaurant had more people in it are you saying it would be ok to be disrespectful and talk on your phone while many people wanted to enjoy dinner together? Reagardless of the convo, frankly I do not care what she was talking about...I find talking on a cell phone in a restaurant (not public outside area) rude unless you are the only person there.


And that is your opinion. Somebody talking on a cell phone doesn't bother me.


You did not answer my question. So just because it does not bother you...you cannot see how its annoying to people who go out to enjoy each others company and all they hear is someone gabbing on their phone?
[Post New]04/11/2011 14:27
cuzimawesome
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Anonymous wrote:
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
cuzimawesome wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Clueless. Many here are proud to be clueless, Op have you noticed? I have had people next to me (I moved like you did) speaking loudly about so and so's cancer from start to finish, gory details seemingly enhanced. I have personal reasons for NOT paying to tolerate this. You did the right thing. Entitled ones be damned. Especially if the entitled one is a doctor who should know better.


Wait a minute! Who are you to decide what other people are allowed to talk about in public? You're the entitled one, "entitled ones be damned".

DH's friend has terminal cancer and is given a year, if that, to live, but for now, he feels okay and tries to go out, even for a short period of time. We met with him for lunch the other day, the restaurant was crowded, and yes, he was talking about his chemo, and his fatigue, and his hospitalizations, and guess what? We didn't give a crap if you overheard!


Yes. This exactly. My husband came across this thread last night and he scoffed and was blown away by the insanity of this thread. The OPs complaint was without warrant, as it was a practically empty restaurant in the afternoon.

People are allowed to talk in public. Doctor's are allowed to go to restaurants. They also are allowed to take calls. Even if it's an inconvenience to you. Sick people should be able to have a conversation about their illness in public without people judging them for doing so. Anyone who thinks otherwise has a sense of entitlement. It's very simple.


So if the restaurant had more people in it are you saying it would be ok to be disrespectful and talk on your phone while many people wanted to enjoy dinner together? Reagardless of the convo, frankly I do not care what she was talking about...I find talking on a cell phone in a restaurant (not public outside area) rude unless you are the only person there.


And that is your opinion. Somebody talking on a cell phone doesn't bother me.


You did not answer my question. So just because it does not bother you...you cannot see how its annoying to people who go out to enjoy each others company and all they hear is someone gabbing on their phone?


I did answer your question.
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