Dear dispatch.....

Ahh, in EMS, we all know who we like to hate the most even though they really aren't the bad guys. Its our wonderful DISPATCH... This evening, I was trying to take a nap before my overnight shift on a friday in the metro boston area....(we all know what that brings.) I was just about asleep after trying for several hours when one of the dispatchers calls me.. this is our convo...(no lie) D will be for dispatch, S for me...


RING RING!!!!

s- hello?

d- put your uniform on...

s- huh hello?

d- put your uniform on.. we need you for the overnight..

s- yeah i am already on the overnight.. i am in at 11..

d- how the fuck are you available and already working tonight?

s- idk, how the fuck did you miss me on the roster for tonight?

d- hold on let me look this up..........hmm i see your on, want to come in now?

s- who's the shift with.. you know me, im picky about my overnight partners..

d- with tonya.....

s- nope..see you at 11.. CLICK hahahahaha

Now come on... Please please PLEASE use common sense before calling someone to come in and work....

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