Internet user asks how to help people in their jobs. Suggestions include: pre-stacking plates for waiters, using exact change for cashiers, placing trash thoughtfully for sanitation workers, consulting police for safety. We compiled top 16 replies.
"Surgical Tech warns: Don't eat or drink before surgery, it’s not worth the risk of aspiration pneumonia. If you use drugs, tell the anesthesiologist. It's about drug interaction, not judgement."
Engineer warns: don't risk beating the train or bypass gates. Hold your kid's hand at stations & don't jump in front of trains. We suffer too. Trauma leaves aren't paid.
"Custodian, please poop in the toilet," one advised. "My boyfriend the school custodian faces dreadful experiences. But I appreciate everything you do," another gratefully acknowledged.
"Firefighter/Paramedic. Before calling 911, consider if it's quicker & cheaper to go to the hospital. Pull right for flashing lights. Maintain a fire extinguisher & CO/smoke detector per room."
"Nurse: Stop lying about your medical history at hospital and know your medications. If you can't remember them all, bring them in original containers. Don’t take home pills while in hospital."
"I'm an airline baggage handler. Don't overpack or poorly secure your bags, they burst open daily. We notice you watching us from upstairs, some even take pictures."
"Lifeguards can't chit-chat when the pool is busy. Regular lap swimmers, sharing lanes is common courtesy. Parents, watch your kids closely. I once saved a kid unnoticed by his mom for 10 minutes."
"Just a security guard working 8 hrs to earn a living. Dreams, brains, and feelings exist behind this uniform. If I ask you to comply, it's for safety, not power games. Don't depreciate my role.
Thanks!"
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