Hello! I'm back for half an hour now to answer a few more queries!

I dislike him because he chose to join the military, which I dislike. You cannot be a good person if you join an evil organization. Certainly not when the organization's only purpose is evil, before someone tries to go "but what about Walmart" as if that's equivalent.

Do you dislike him or the military in general?

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Sure thing! I’ll be utilising the knowledge and skills I gained over the years, they haven’t gone to waste.

I’m switching to medical affairs for a pharmaceutical company. I also received offers for management consulting. Any UK medics reading this considering leaving, there are options! Feel free to message if you have questions.

If I had switched earlier I’d have been less burnt out and bitter about my experience and significantly better off financially by now. I never dreamt of one day leaving medicine and I generally try to live a life without regrets, but if I had to pick one it would be applying to medical school. Considering a significant portion of my medical friends have left or are thinking of leaving medicine, or have gone abroad, I think it’s a common sentiment.

you ever meet actually nice guys on there?

I agree, but they share a lot of the same concepts.

For better or worse, this is an area I excel in. I say for worse, because there are times when I have the conversation with my student and the words come out of my mouth, "You wont need this much in real life, but we are going to learn this so you have a full understanding of it."

An example would be in graphing. The most useful way in many situations to graph something, is to use the format slope intercept y=mx+b. Now you could also graph in a point slope form, but it is MOST of the time not as useful, and does not have nearly as many real world applications for the common person.

I think you are right that it takes a lot of skill to break something down and explain it to another person. I do not think however, a person needs to be an expert on every aspect of the subject, to begin teaching it.

When talking about variables in algebra, I explain how variables could be anything and use food and party guests as an example often. "So if we have 16 guests coming, and each guest is going to eat 2 slices of pizza, and each pizza has 8 slices, how many will we need?" I will create a problem, like above, where the answers will be small and with whole numbers to learn. Talk it through logically, then, create the problem algebraically. 16 x 2 = 8x. Then once again, solve the problem step by step.

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I haven't been yet. I consider not getting attached, though, an asset rather than a detriment. It's hist business to me

did you ever get attached to a client? If not then what was closest?

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Ah, that's good to know. Tell your roommate that a random person on Reddit said hi for me.

There's enough wall between us that it doesn't seem to bother them.

I don't know if you have been asked this before, but I read in a reply that you have a roomate, so do they like, hear what you say on the calls and they're just chill or are they just not there?

1. I like splatoon and vampires, hence squidteeth.
2. I like a classic hamd and cheese for a cold sandwich, or grilled cheese for a hot one.
3. I haven't seen either if those, but I'll go with the second. It sounds more important
4. He seems cool. Sad he won't be superman anymore :<

I haven't, no, but I'm not a very horny person except for fictional characters

Do you ever get legitimately turned on by callers?

This is awesome and thank you for being so responsive. Considering you've already answered any questions I could think of for your line of work (With the possible exception of one: What's the singular most uncomfortable/traumatic interaction that you have had so far? disregard, you did already answer that), I'd like to ask a few off-topic questions, if I may.

What's the meaning behind your username?

What are your preferred toppings on a sandwich?

Suicide Squad or THE Suicide Squad?

Thoughts on Henry Cavill?

Ty!! : D

There always has to be a cutoff point! Gross those people world resort to that type of thing, those positive reviews would not be worth the hassle of dealing with people like that.

I hope you do the best in the field! Sounds like you have it pretty under control!

It is, and it's mostly me receiving dick pics, but it's $$$ so whatevs

I'm chilling in bed, looking at social media. I can even draw or play video games too.

Never would have occurred to me that sexy texting is a thing people pay for.

What do you look at while talking? Are you browsing the internet? Do you wander around aimlessly, picking up random objects?

I find it awkward enough talking on the phone because many people don't speak loudly enough. How do you deal with having to ask someone to repeat themselves?