My Wants

  • An Ultra Portable Mini PC
  • New Laptop (must be better and faster than my current one of course)
  • New Leather Shoe with Pointy Front
  • Sony Ericsson Cybershot Cellphone
  • White Converse Tote Bag

Tuesday, September 20, 2005

How NOT to ask questions. By author of Mad One bestseller "How NOT to introduce yourself".

It is important to ask questions. It helps one gain knowledge and wisdom. However, I am talking about constructive questions.

Here, I have replicated an actual "Question and Answer" session of a presentation. The words spoken may not be exact, but the meaning remains the same. Even the sequence of the questions are 80% the same. I was attending the presentation and I felt like... shooting that person who ask all these questions. Hahaha. So without further a do... Let get on with it.

The presentation is about nurtrition and eating habits. The audience are all student nurses. So at the end of the presentation, the presentor open up a "Question and Answer" seesion to the audience. This particular person then just keep asking questions upon questions and it goes like this...

Questioner: So as a nurse, how could a nurse ensure having proper nutrition?

Presentor: It is the same with everyone else, through having proper meals and a balanced diet.

Questioner: But a nurse is always so busy, how can we ensure we have proper meals?

Presentor: As I had said earlier, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. If you think you are going to be very busy, have a good breakfast before work.

Questioner: But morning shift starts at 7am. It is so early, how could we find time to have breakfast?

Presentor: We manage our own time. We can always wake up earlier to ensure our breakfast is taken.

BE PREPARED FOR THE REAL THING FROM HERE...

Questioner: Then how about hydration? Nurses are always so busy. How do we ensure we have enough water for the day?

Presentor: Whenever possible, we could always go and have a drink of water during work. There's always water purifier in the wards.

Questioner: But what if we forget?

Presentor: We can always do something to remind ourselves. Like we can place a water bottle at the nurse station so that we will remember to drink whenever we walk pass the nurse station.

Questioner: But what if the person doesn't have a water bottle?

Presentor: There is always disposable cups at the water purifier.

Questioner: What if there is no more disposable cups?

Presentor: ...

At this point of time, I just wanted to shout, "SHUT UP!!!" Haiz...