I'm at one of my hospital sites today, and as is typical they have the web browsers set to use their intranet site as the homepage.
This morning when I jumped online to punch in for work, I noticed that they were advertising some sort of employee donation campaign that had some gift baskets that (presumably) were prizes for top donators.
But what caught my eye was a plastic wall-mountable sign in one of the baskets (which had tortilla chips and chili seasoning mix among other things) that said "ONE TEQUILA TWO TEQUILA [THREE TEQUILA FLOOR!]"
It was plain as day.
That just seems wrong to me. Sure it fits the broadly Mexican theme of the basket but it doesn't feel appropriate for something a HOSPITAL is giving away. To me that's like a dentist giving out free sugary sodas, or to quote some movie I don't know the name of (just saw this scene while flipping channels) "[passing] out cigarettes for a Smoke-A-Thon on Earth Day."
I can't help but wonder if this isn't someone's idea of a joke that somehow slipped by the event coordinators.
This morning when I jumped online to punch in for work, I noticed that they were advertising some sort of employee donation campaign that had some gift baskets that (presumably) were prizes for top donators.
But what caught my eye was a plastic wall-mountable sign in one of the baskets (which had tortilla chips and chili seasoning mix among other things) that said "ONE TEQUILA TWO TEQUILA [THREE TEQUILA FLOOR!]"
It was plain as day.
That just seems wrong to me. Sure it fits the broadly Mexican theme of the basket but it doesn't feel appropriate for something a HOSPITAL is giving away. To me that's like a dentist giving out free sugary sodas, or to quote some movie I don't know the name of (just saw this scene while flipping channels) "[passing] out cigarettes for a Smoke-A-Thon on Earth Day."
I can't help but wonder if this isn't someone's idea of a joke that somehow slipped by the event coordinators.
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