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Old 05-31-2018, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by MnGirl View Post
No one in The Villages thinks they are rude, but you only need to listen to the way they talk to waitstaff in restaurants, or doctors offices to feel the arrogance of some people. At Cane Garden a customer complained because the toast had too big of holes in it, the toast was replaced only to be left untouched. I have been at doctors offices and patients continually argue about their appointment time. It is never about what is said, it's about how it's said. If you knew of the lives of some of the workers in the Villages, you would have more empathy.
Everyone, including you and I thinks they are perfect.

As to rude people-that seems to be the original thought.
As my friend says, they were always like that but as they get older they get worse.

As to doctor's offices I see it as a sign of respect to show up on time. I do understand how/why but with the doctor we have been using lately, if you have a 10:00 appointment at about 11:00 you are let into a room for weight and blood pressure-SHOULD BE CALLED THE AFTER FIRST WAIT ROOM. Then, they pass your off to a nurse practitioner. Frankly, the one we saw last time, while a nice person, WAS TOTALLY UNQUALIFIED. Point-it shows a total lack of respect for the patient.

SEE-I DO NOT CLAIM TO BE PERFECT.