I was on the fucking F train for ONE hour this morning. We sat at Jay Street for literally 20 minutes because of a sick passenger
What the hell does this even mean?
I'm being serious as a heart attack: From a physical, logistical standpoint, how does a sick passenger cause a train to sit in a station for twenty minutes?
Dramatization:
Concerned Passenger #1: Oh my god, that woman looks terrible!
Concerned Passenger #2: Oh god, she's fainting! Give her air!
(Chorus of Gasps)
Concerned Passenger #1: Let's get her off the train and call an abmulence!"
Dr. House: Touch her and I'll break your arm. Nobody move this woman from her fucking seat.
Concerned Passenger #2: What?
Dr. House: Sorry, this isn't Biology class- I don't have time to explain the difference between your ass and your elbow. Somebody get me a paper clip.
Dr. House's Good Looking Blonde Austrailian Resident Guy: In the moments immediately following a fainting spell, a patient is at a heightened susceptibility for complications such as stroke or aneurysm. These conditions are often prevented by a static environment: any shift to the patient's surroundings - change in air density, aural ambience, or even movement itself – and the susceptibility increases tenfold.
Dr. House: Nice job professor, now if you’re done with the lesson, get me some lipstick and a trapper-keeper: STAT.
Or what? So if you’re sick, I feel bad for you, but can’t you get off the fucking train and be sick in the station or outside in the ambulance? Is the train really that comfortable?
This I’d be able to understand:
"Ladies and Gentleman we are delayed in the station due to a passenger whose forearm is caught under the train’s wheel – as soon as she is pried out and brought to safety we shall proceed."
But sick?
Hook us up please – when you’re sick, get off the train, go puke in the station, and when it happens to me, I’ll do the same.
Have a nice weekend!