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What are the typical "work hours" during the clinical years? Is it a 9-5 situation or is it more like residency?
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dnl425 said:I have a question related to this. If you have a dog and you're single, what do you do? Get a dogwalker?
I mean, yeah you might not be able socialize with friends, to do laundry for weeks (or months at time), run errands, cook, etc. But what happens when you have a dog to take care of? How do you manage?
stomper627 said:Get rid of the dog
dnl425 said:I don't have one personally, but I see a lot of students with them and I just think they're getting in way over their head with that kind of responsibility.
dnl425 said:I don't have one personally, but I see a lot of students with them and I just think they're getting in way over their head with that kind of responsibility.
stomper627 said:These people are idiots. If you live alone and "need" to have a pet, get a cat. They dont really need you around. Maybe 2-3x week to change the litter box, set out some food and water, and scratch them when youre around....they do not have the same needs as dogs.
I think the same about these students as I do when I see people on welfare with pets.....*****S!!!!
stomper
gatsbyjo said:how do you feel about students and welfare people with children?
stomper627 said:Come on now.....nowhere near the same situation. People usually dont "decide" to have children or "need" to have children. They kinda come along and its a responsibility one must manage. A pet is a luxery....pure and simple. Get over it.
stomper
stomper627 said:People usually dont "decide" to have children or "need" to have children.
JHUT said:What are the typical "work hours" during the clinical years? Is it a 9-5 situation or is it more like residency?
Thanks.