 |
| Tonight |
This evening, I am relaxing in the summer heat. It is especially warm here upstairs.
I am in the condominium for the fourth government health care worker visit for the Boss today.
I buzz the health care worker into the downstairs living area. The workers never walk the stairs into my living area.
I eventually end up in my loft area washroom.
This is the most frequent care worker to this address.
Health care worker (Paraphrased): She has 'BM' in her pad, do you want it in the garbage?
This is standard. I am the garbage man, part-time waiter, part-time cook, part-time cleaner. It is not dumped into the toilet, the pad is soiled!
Me: (Yells) I am in the washroom!
I walk out.
Me: Yes, we do not keep soiled depends (I am thinking ???).
No comment from care worker.
I very much appreciate the government health care support, but even with my one day of first-aid training (for former HSBC corporate security work), I can reason that usually (not in every case) there is an ontological difference between lowest level health care workers and those further up the chain in the medical profession.
Not a complaint, just an observation.
I am not being an elitist snob, but I am making a reasonable observation.
