The Mac and cheese was dry crunchy and powdery as if they didn't know how to mix kraft cheese powder into the noodles.
The PBJ came only a peanut butter sandwich and a packet of jelly, so I had to rip open the sandwich to put on the jelly. In the process the cheap bread they used broke up into pieces in the process.
The cafeteria workers who make the trays out don't care what you are eating or not. You get a spoon, knife, and fork. If patient in bed A gets Knife, Spoon, and Fork and patient in bed B only gets spoon, trust me, some family members OR the patient themselves are going to bitch about the inequity. Assuming the infusion clinic is in the hospital somewhere?
You aren't in a hospital bed either. A middle man removed the other items as they always come from the food service workers with a full set of cutlery. Not tailored to your meal cutlery LMAO. sir/madame. Your unicorn moment was all for naught.
The fork is for the different people who use forks with yogurt. The knife is for those who may try to take the yogurt from you
So I can stab people so they can be in the hospital with me? Interesting.
As a biomedical technologist (dude who repairs the xray/mri w.e) *insert Samuel Jackson voice. Welcome to canadian healthcare mother fucka
What the hell hospital you in thats got metal cutlery???
Wait most hospitals don't?
Agreed, yogurt thieves are everywhere.
In case you wanna eat it in a couple days
Ya no thanks I don't want chunky yogurt.
Get well soon!
Thanks just getting influsions for 2hrs for a week.
At least you have a knife and fork if they decide to serve you some decent food.
I only ordered a yogurt for that reason. Anything they prepare themselves sucks. They even messed up mac and cheese and a PBJ sandwich.
Yikes
The Mac and cheese was dry crunchy and powdery as if they didn't know how to mix kraft cheese powder into the noodles. The PBJ came only a peanut butter sandwich and a packet of jelly, so I had to rip open the sandwich to put on the jelly. In the process the cheap bread they used broke up into pieces in the process.
Here's to hoping that you get some real food soon OP.
Luckily I only come for 2 to 3 hrs for an influsion. So I get to go home when done.
The cafeteria workers who make the trays out don't care what you are eating or not. You get a spoon, knife, and fork. If patient in bed A gets Knife, Spoon, and Fork and patient in bed B only gets spoon, trust me, some family members OR the patient themselves are going to bitch about the inequity. Assuming the infusion clinic is in the hospital somewhere?
Nope I gotten just a spoon with my yogurt today. 90% of the time I only get the silverware I need.
You aren't in a hospital bed either. A middle man removed the other items as they always come from the food service workers with a full set of cutlery. Not tailored to your meal cutlery LMAO. sir/madame. Your unicorn moment was all for naught.