4:23 am on my way to noon!

The inner workings of my company are pretty ridiculous.

We have a CEO who makes 35 million dollars a year, but is so sheltered from the company, he is flown in a private helicopter to his office. Undoubtedly, paid for by shareholders.

Some of my colleagues have been here for 15 years and have never met the man. And he works approximately 300 feet away.

That is, of course, if he actually appears for work. Usually he is out making appearances to show he 'cares' about the medical community.

What a joke.

Working on the front line, you want to know your management team is behind you; that they will go to bat for you.

I often feel that the second the fires starts, this place will burn to the ground and all my managers will running away shouting 'Don't worry Scott, just turn the nozzle! The water will soon flow!'

It's another day! Happy thoughts!