Federal authorities conducting immigration enforcement in Florida were seen pulling a woman wearing medical scrubs from her vehicle as she shouted that she was a U.S. citizen.In a video captured by David Goodhue of The Miami Herald on Wednesday, agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Custo...
Side note, why is she bringing her scrubs outside the hospital? Don’t you return them after your shift in America, to be washed and such?
These are likely not the drab, standard, facility-provided surgical or operating scrubs that even the I.T. staff has to change in to (or don over top) before crossing the red line into a clean zone, ‘red’ room or room with isolation precautions. These are the other personally-supplied garments staff wear to look professional in a medical setting. These are the same ones that are sometimes replaced with T-shirts and such on casual friday or department-coordinated Hallowe’en costumes on October 31.
No people own and wash their own scrubs. Healthcare is for shareholder profits in America.
I’m wearing scrubs at work right now which I’m solely responsible for keeping & washing at home regularly.
You have a noble profession, IMO. 🩵
Cocaine nasal insufflation?
Do you mean why did ICE abduct her from work inside the hospital and drag her outside kicking & screaming without giving her a chance to change her clothes?
No.
But if that’s what happened, I have the answer to my question.
I’m also wondering why ICE abducted her period, not really specifically from where. 👍 But like I said, this was a side note.
Sign this paper saying you won’t talk about this and we’ll let you go.
According to the secret stuff law, if you talk about this we’ll arrest you again.
Pick one.
Depends on where you work. They provide them at my hospital, but I still wear a privately owned pair when traveling between home and work.
Why do you wear your own scrubs to and from work?
Maybe because they are comfortable?
Maybe? Maybe because Satan’s cock is lodged in your anus?
Satan is a bottom, it’s actually Poseidons cock.
Can’t touch the bottom, in too deep.
No, US hospitals let nurses carry in bacteria and carry out bacteria into the community.
sometimes; my mum doesn’t do that often, preferring to wash them at home. in her words, when asked why, she said: “the detergent the hospital uses smells like used clorox wipes left out in the sun and then freezed for 1 day”. how she knows what that smells like is beyond me…
It’s written on the detergent bottle.
huh…you’re probably right…