Me, too. I used to work with a cardiologist who arrived exactly on time every morning. Then he would go downstairs and do heaven-knows-what for the better part of an hour before he ever saw a patient. Drove me NUTS!
As the other three people in the waiting room do not have halos, wings or white robes I can assume that they have not gotten into heaven yet. He already has those so he has gotten into heaven already. What is he having to wait for?
blunebottle about 7 years ago
Does he have to relinquish his halo and wings?
William Bednar Premium Member about 7 years ago
Bravo, St, Peter, Bravo!
Teto85 Premium Member about 7 years ago
As a pediatric oncologist, I object.
Boise Ed Premium Member about 7 years ago
That’s why I always bring a book to the doctor’s office.
Dani Rice about 7 years ago
Me, too. I used to work with a cardiologist who arrived exactly on time every morning. Then he would go downstairs and do heaven-knows-what for the better part of an hour before he ever saw a patient. Drove me NUTS!
robert39503 about 7 years ago
As the other three people in the waiting room do not have halos, wings or white robes I can assume that they have not gotten into heaven yet. He already has those so he has gotten into heaven already. What is he having to wait for?