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Having peeked at Aksarben's spoiler I can only comment that Magnum Mike would appreciate seeing the gals at the doctors office in what I sleep in more than what Aksarben sleeps in!
Having peeked at Aksarben's spoiler I can only comment that Magnum Mike would appreciate seeing the gals at the doctors office in what I sleep in more than what Aksarben sleeps in!
Tek,,,, too much information! People don't want to know that stuff
I think I'm going blind ,,,,, no I mean "I want to go blind" I can't get that thought out of my head!
A lot of 'Doctors' want their Nurses to look the same, as in office uniforms and to be professional looking. Offices have uniforms for thier Employees, but, Doctors demand that they, the gals who work for them, buy thier own, so they are 'free' many times to choose the style an designs on the uniform.
I see many of the ladies coming out of Medical Buildings wearing these 'uniforms' and think nothing of it, because these are easier to clean then thier 'personal clothes' and are loose fitting, and comfortable.
Besides, you see them being worn on Television programs, dealing with nursing staff in the hospitals, so, naturally thier bosses want them to look 'Professional' as those who look as good in the TV hospitals do Also, the Uniform places, where these young ladies and gentlemen get thier 'scrubs' have the lock on what is 'vogue' in the medical profession, an they sell them what currently is in stock.
Having peeked at Aksarben's spoiler I can only comment that Magnum Mike would appreciate seeing the gals at the doctors office in what I sleep in more than what Aksarben sleeps in!
LOL.. It's probably better than what I sleep in...
My son loves Betty Boop and his buddy likes Tinkerbell. I remember once they told me how they got hungry in the middle o the night and went to Taco Bell for a snack. The went in their Betty Boop and Tinkerbell jammies bottoms and a t-shirt. While they were eating, the main sgt (cant remember the guys ranking) walked in with his wife. Saw them with thier jammies and gave them a wierd look. Tinkerbell and Betty??? He walked by and told them 'never mind, Im not even gonna ask!'. It was so funny. Heck he even has a Betty Boop sticker on his car!
You'd be surprised how many people shop at Walmart in the pj's and sometimes even have the slippers on to complete the look...lol
There is NO excuse for those working in a doctors office to come to work dressed that way. The doctor is the boss and he should hold his employees to higher standards. I understand wearing casual, comfortable clothing at work, but my heavens, there has to be a limit!!!!!!
Scrubs are "in" because they look doctor-ish and I'm sure they're quite comfortable. I wouldn't be caught dead in a suit and/or tie. Wore them to church growing up and only to weddings and funerals since. I'm a blue jean sort of guy. I might be comfortable at home in scrubs but not in public.
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You could call them "Designer Scrubs."
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Tek,,,, too much information! People don't want to know that stuff 
Also, the Uniform places, where these young ladies and gentlemen get thier 'scrubs' have the lock on what is 'vogue' in the medical profession, an they sell them what currently is in stock.
