All right, here we go. It's showtime.

In kind of the feedback section, I think two things have been burning a hole in my inbox

and crashing the service at Reddit.

Oh, yeah.

And the first of those would be the continuing discussion about our use of the term ambulance drivers

for people who drive ambulances, whether they're paramedics, whether they're ambulance drivers.

There were two things I've now learned, and it's not really going to placate anyone.

The first is, I now have a better understanding as to why paramedics were so upset by me describing

someone who drives an ambulance as an ambulance driver.

And that is, I think people in like the medical community, like certain doctors or surgeons

or people who think they're too cool for school, use the term ambulance drivers as an insult

for paramedics.

Hmm.

It's like a way of belittling them.

It's like a nickname they give them to upset them.

So it's like a deliberate wind up.

Ah, okay.

So saying, ah, look, here come the ambulance drivers is what you say when the paramedics

walk in the room.

So I can see why that would be upsetting.

On the other hand, we've had a lot of feedback from people all around the world talking about

various jurisdictions in which there are bespoke ambulance drivers.

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