Daily American Drama

Ten days passed in a flash.

medical center.

the door.

Reasonable working hours, reasonable wages!

Reasonable working hours, reasonable wages!

Reasonable working hours, reasonable wages!

The nurses in the hospital went on strike collectively, standing on both sides of the entrance, holding up protest signs, and led by the organizers of the nurses union, they shouted rhythmically.

All kinds of protest signs, in addition to the reasonable working hours and reasonable wages they kept shouting, there were also support nurses, nurses are required, can't walk through the picket line and so on.

This picket line is a red line drawn by the striking nurses, just like the 38th line drawn by the girls at the same table when Ya Shiren was a child, it is a means to distinguish between the enemy and ourselves.

It's just that there is only one line on the 38th parallel.

But the picket line is very many lines, covering almost all the entrances and exits of the hospital, making it inevitable for you to avoid.

Support nurses, don't cross the red line of picketing.

That is to say, join the strike in disguise.

On the contrary, it is against nurses, it is the enemy.

This is also an old tradition of various protests and demonstrations in the United States.

Who supports it?

Who is against?

You are a passerby who makes soy sauce, do you support or oppose it?

How dare you!

Not to support is to oppose!

Opposition is the enemy!

There are no intermediate options.

That's how domineering!

Guards stood by, ready to contain the violence.

Damn it!

What Adam said was true.

Christina and Liz slapped off the smashed objects and walked into the hospital.

I told you a long time ago.

Adam walked over and said with a smile, You don't care.

We support them!

Liz said angrily: They actually treated us like this?!

They don't think so.

Adam laughed and said: Although doctors and nurses are partners, their interests are in conflict. The distribution of income from the hospital for a year is relatively fixed. Doctors get more and nurses get less.

The key ratio is still so disparity.

You say you support nurses.

But no action.

What would you think if you were a nurse?

...

Liz was speechless and muttered, This is a decision made by the hospital, not our doctors' decision.

Human nature is selfish.

Adam shook his head: In front of interests, how many people can be rational? You said that doctors can't make decisions? Really?

If the doctors really support the nurses and participate in the strike together, the hospital will be directly paralyzed, and the possibility of victory in the strike will be greatly improved and accelerated.

Or the salaries of all doctors will be cut directly, and the saved money will be used to hire more nurses to reduce working hours, or to increase the overtime pay of the original nurses.

Why?

Liz blurted out.

right.

Adam laughed and said, Why should you sacrifice your own interests to support others? So it makes sense that they don't recognize your verbal support.

Self-salary cuts are out of the question.

It takes so much effort and exhaustion to become a doctor, most of them are not because of the high income and high status of doctors.

As for going on strike together?

Other famous doctors are fine.

Dispensable interns like Liz and the others, if they do this, they will annoy the leadership, kick you out of the hospital in minutes, and rewrite your medical file.

Don't even think about mixing in the medical field in the future.

There are still so many student loans on my back, and I can't pay them back, and my credit goes bankrupt.

In a credit society like the United States, without credit points, it is almost impossible to find a job.

Unable to find a job, the poorer you become, the more you can't pay off your previous debts. Under the vicious circle, most of them will become homeless in the end, lying flat as salted fish.

There are so many homeless people in the United States, and not every homeless person wants to live on social welfare like this.

Many people have entered a vicious circle after the economic crisis or bankruptcy, and there is no way to break free.

There is no chance to fight again.

It is also a group of miserable people.

Then why don't you support them?

Liz grumbled.

I, like you, only pay lip service.

Adam smiled and said: But I don't expect them to agree with my support method. You didn't see that I was directly in the hospital. I didn't plan to leave until the strike ended. As long as I don't show up in front of them, it's not that bad. I'm worried.

I'm not going back either.

Christina nodded and said, It's just staying in the hospital all the time, what's the big deal, I just don't want to go back...

Living with Dr. Burke is not ideal?

Adam teased.

Christina rolled her eyes, too lazy to answer the words.

Dr. Burke was too fast.

If nothing happens, they directly propose cohabitation.

However, she still has a dejected look of You don't want to, it breaks my heart.

Christina took Dr. Burke directly to her kennel, trying to dissuade Dr. Burke from living together.

That's right!

It's a real kennel!

She never does laundry, just throws it in the apartment when it gets dirty, and then buys new clothes to wear.

As for why she has the money to buy new clothes directly, and is unwilling to hire a domestic maid to help take care of them.

That's because the housemaids ran away crying after being invited several times.

Christina, who is dedicated to pursuing her career, is indifferent, has a very bad temper, speaks harshly, and always finds people to change, which is annoying, so she simply refuses to invite her in the end.

The apartment is full of all kinds of garbage, and the first sight is a garbage dump.

I don't know, I thought she did this on purpose to get revenge on the landlord.

She's all down.

But who would have thought that Dr. Burke, who lived as low-key, luxurious and clean as the hero of an idol drama, would finally accept her after being stunned at first.

After they moved in together, he took care of all her necessities, food, housing and transportation, and took good care of her life.

The 'overbearing president' has already reached this point.

That's it.

Christina was disgusted at every turn and didn't want to go home.

Emmm.

If it weren't for Christina, she really wouldn't have a trace of the beauty of the heroine.

Adam really wondered if she was the real heroine.

Compared with Dr. Meredith's Dr. Shepter, Mr. Dream, and Christina's Dr. Burke, he was crushed in all directions.

What do they do?

Christina glanced around: We are doctors, and what we need most is surgery. Other things have nothing to do with us. Anyway, the hospital hired temporary nurses, and someone carrying the bedpan is enough.

You are healed again, and the scar has forgotten the pain.

Adam reminded: If this word spreads again, you will be in bad luck when the nurses return to their posts, and although there are temporary nurses on top, our work intensity will be even greater these days.

why?

Christina was puzzled.

Because the temporary nurses are not familiar with this hospital.

Adam sighed: Novices will definitely make mistakes. More importantly, many of the nurses are still in nursing school. They haven't graduated yet. They basically don't understand anything. How dare you give a doctor's order and just act as a shopkeeper?

When Christina heard this, she was stunned for a moment, and directly called out the classic saying of the United States.

son of the bitch!