Physical + tests - Post 3 today @ 4:06 PM CST - 11/23/16
@ Allen Occupational Health yesterday - I was doing some paperwork and preliminary physical tests for a job I applied for about a month ago - and interviewed for a couple weeks ago.
While I was in the waiting room filling out 40 or 50 pages of health questions - there was a guy (dark hair, pudgy, looked like mixed Middle-Eastern and white) who seemed to be there for the benefit of his attempted comedy - paralleled again with the illegal surveillance/sabotage network's framing of my life.
He had his finger wrapped and had a hardhat (which I would be wearing if I got the position) in his hand - but the comments by his sidekick indicated that it was a fake wrap - and that it was a blabla-haha along the lines of pretending to be injured - due to a skilsaw accident. (I was using the skilsaw in the last few days to make a wood storage shelf for my wood burner just outside the trailer). Although I never injured myself - I was cutting without proper stability - and was not being as careful as one should be - I suppose.
Then guy then said "I just needed some attention." and I responded with "You need a lot of attention eh ?" Then he just smirked like the blabla-hahas do.
His cohort quickly quipped "Oh, I had one of those once - and the farmer just wrapped it really tight - my finger nearly fell off." The cohort was quite a bit older - a raggedy-looking fellow with grey beard/mustache and hair.
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I think I passed all the physical stuff - except that I knew I was colorblind - (since the school nurse did that test sometime between about 2nd and 5th grade). It became more and more obvious as time went on - that I had color deficiencies in my sight. A few of my prior girlfriends liked to tease me about it. It surprised me they got so much entertainment out of that - not that it bothered me.
The doc who did my physical - told me that everyone has back pain at some point - and that you cant really screw up a back unless you break it. I thought it was odd that he was stressing that so much - without me saying anything - but doctors have their quirks I guess. He also made a point to say that a (famous person) had a perfectly fine physical - walked out and dropped dead. It didnt bother me.
The doc also said I should "probably have a physician" - and I responded by saying basically no bad news - is good news.
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The people were friendly in general - but there was a little blabla - haha huddle around the guy pretending to have injured his finger by way of skilsaw.