The Bird Show.

All right, I have a suspicion, and this is just my own personal observation that I'm hoping I could either get confirmation on this morning or complete denial.

Okay.

I have a theory here, and nurses can't say it while they're at the hospital.

That's for sure.

But you could sort of see it from time to time with nurses.

That I think there's like this bubbling animosity between nurses and doctors. And I think it's because

nurses do, nurses, they bust their ass. I'm not saying doctors don't but i'm saying like nurses put in

a good amount of time i know in and watching my wife's delivery for instance like the nurse is

there the entire time she's doing everything doctor comes in last minute literally last minute

last couple of pushes on our first baby, and game

over.

Doctor comes in, takes all the credit, takes off, you know?

And I'm not sure that it's like that outside of delivery rooms and other areas of the

medical industry, but I know I have seen from time to time in hospitals where a nurse, maybe it's a

personal thing or maybe it's more of a generalization, where she just sort of feels like

shouldn't get enough credit and the doctor gets is like the glory dude.

But couldn't it be argued that there are so many, there are more nurses than doctors?

So like that's their job is to get everything ready.

And then the doctor is just essentially coming in to sign off on it.

Like, wouldn't that be the argument?

Even if that was the job, that wouldn't mean that the nurses wouldn't feel like they just weren't appreciated because they are working harder.

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