The Birch Show.

And when you need advice on an ethical question, call the Birch Show. We've always said. Nicole, you're on the voice disguiser. Good morning. You're on Q100. Good morning. How are you today? Pretty good, thank you. What's going on? A little stressed out about work? Yeah. Yeah, I've just got to look crazy real fast. What you got?

I work at this pediatrician.

I just recently started there.

It's just been drama ever since I basically got there.

Okay.

And a month ago, I'll say probably a month ago, my supervisor was going back and forth with one of the nurses in the back. What do you mean going back? What do you mean going back and forth? She really doesn't like the girl that works in the back. So she was really trying to get rid of her, you know, trying to find something on her. But the girl she's good at what she'd do so is really, you know, I don't know. I just don't want to get involved with it so every time she would discuss it I either walk away just go back to my dad or just leave

the situation alone she comes to me while I'm sitting at my desk she corners me with one of her

friends and said Nicole I need for you to do something for me and I'm like, you know, because I know it's just something that I don't want to even get involved with. And this is your supervisor coming to you? Yes, this is my supervisor. And she's my, I'm still looking at my computer. I'm trying to even give her eye contact because I know it's something. It's a little bit like the teacher when he's asking about the homework assignment the night before. You just look down, they won't even pick you. So she said, Nicole, I need you to look at me. And I'm like, oh, that's it, yes. She said, you know that me and I don't want to call the girl's name out. Okay. Um, me and so-and-so, I'm supposed to have a meeting with the doctors,

and the doctors may come to you and ask you some things about her,

and I need for you to say whatever bad thing you can think of about her.

Oh, no.

Oh, God.

You know, and I'm thinking, please walk away. Please, but I couldn't get out because I'm at my desk, and I'm like, don't ask me to do this. And I said, I don't want to get involved. And she said, Nicole, you don't understand what I'm asking you to do. And I say, yes, I do. I understand what you're asking me to do.

I just don't want to get involved.

She was like, well, I need this from you.

She's causing a lot of problems in the bag.

And if the doctors hear it from you, I think they would just really listen at this

and see what they can do about it.

And I just don't want her here anymore.

And I'm like, you know.

So I said, look, I understand the situation.

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