I Must Compliment You. You Have Worked Hard To Get Where You Are. You Are Respected In Your Field Of Endeavor. You Are Fired. | Eastern North Carolina Now

   At present, we are being told that it is inappropriate for a man to compliment a woman on her appearance while at work.

   I made up the life story below...Or did I?

   His Life in Bullet Points...

  • He was born into a very poor family.
  • From an early age he proved to be an industrious person.
  • He studied hard in every school he attended.
  • To help support his struggling parents and his 3 siblings he held many jobs throughout his life starting at the age of 8.
  • He was always first in his class in every school he attended all the way through Medical School.
  • He rose quickly to become the leading brain surgeon in the country.
  • By the time he was 50 years of age he was credited with saving the lives of 984 patients with life threatening brain diseases and injuries.

   To sum up him and his life... He was loved and respected and at the age of 50 he was in perfect health. This meant there were many more surgeries in his future and many more lives he was destined to save.

   Then, one day he was taking a coffee break in the Doctors Lounge, and he said to a fellow female doctor, “You sure look good today, Sally”.

   He was immediately ushered out of the lounge and out of the hospital and he walked to his car hearing his former medical colleagues shouting to him, “You are a terrible person! You will never practice medicine again! You should know better than to compliment a woman on her appearance!”

    Would I kid u?

    Smartfella


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