When has someone who clearly knew nothing tried to explain your own job to you?

Emergency medical technician here went to a chest pain call out for an older guy. The wife kept

insisting that he just needed a few more sprays of her GTN, a potent and potentially dangerous

oral spray used to treat angina, and that he'd be fine after that.

She'd already administered, goodness knows how much before we got there, which had tanked his blood pressure to dangerously low levels.

Also, after checking him over, it became pretty clear that the pain was a result of a chest infection and not a cardiac event.

So, as we transport him and try to prevent him

from dying from the overdose of medicine she gave him, she's still harping on that we need to give him

more because she knows it will work. When we turn our backs, she whips out a bottle of it and

tries to give him another couple of doses. After we confiscated it and sat her back down, she demanded

we let her use our truck cell phone

to call our manager and complain that we were idiots and didn't know our job.

When we got to the hospital, she tried to convince the staff there to dose her husband

with unnecessary and potentially lethal medication.

When we left, I noticed security attempting to disarm her of her bottle of GTN.

We gave it back when we got to the ER.

Presumably, she tried to dose him again.

I'm a travel consultant.

I've been working in the hotel world for 15 years, working in hotels as front desk,

sales, group block coordinator, reservations, sales agent, and now I'm a travel consultant.

There was an Ask Reddit thread. I forget what it was for, but someone was harping on about how

the hotel couldn't refund them. How dare they tell me to contact Expedia? Many of the people

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