Many years ago, I had a young computer intern name Jason. Jason considered himself to be a genius, so it was always fun to bring him down to reality.
The night guy came in.
"Whaddaya need?"
"Water please?" as I handed him the pitcher.
"You can get it yourself now," he said, meaning that I'm out of quarantine.
"I can? Where?" I asked, not knowing the secret place where ice cold water comes from. Not the cold water tap, for sure.
"I get it from the water fountain," he said.
He handed me the pitcher and left.
"Yeah, that way you wouldn't have to do a thing," I muttered.
Seriously, I have no idea what the night shift does. No meals, no meds to give. Sure, I can get my own damn water, but I am still a fall risk and unsteady. I walk with a cane.
Cane in my right hand, a pitcher of water in my left, and a butt cheek to try to work the door handle. Makes sense to me.
These places hate it when you fall. Too much paperwork. The Home hates paperwork.
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