There are so many challenges with KCHC, so lets talk about scrubs as comic relief.
As a suit wearer for many years, I initialy felt uncomfortable (psychologically) wearing scrubs in the hospital. After a week or so, I got used to them. They are comfortable, especially when the temps hit 95 degrees. No belts, no ties and no dress shoes. The best part is that at the end of the day, I leave the scrubs in the washing machine, not in my closet. If you think you look dorky in scrubs, you probably do. If you think docs and nurses are making fun of you behind your back, they probably are. Until the hospitals ban sales reps from wearing them, which they will because EVERY sales rep seems to have a pair, I'll keep wearing mine.
And for the guys who are wearing them for the first time, make sure to hold the ties when you use the urinal. Thats a mistake you only make once.
