Why...

Wow... it's been a long time since I've wrote anything up here. Let's see what random blog topic I can talk about today.

Hmmm... Well I do have some questions that I would like answered (and of course they involve the most random bunch of people I've ever met... my co-workers!!!) Anyway...

-Guys, why would you keep making appointments at a certain doctor's office, just so you can holla at a girl that works there! And to make it so bad, she works in the lab! (and no i'm not referring to myself). Don't you know that since she works in the LAB, and has to draw your blood for your LAB TESTS, that she's gonna find out WHY you were at the doctor. So what's my point? Why you gonna come in and get what I like to call a "STD panel" (HIV, Hepatitis, Syphillis, etc tests) like every other week! I mean, I understand the first one, your just being concerned, but dang, twice a month is a little much don't you think?! I mean, what signals are you giving out to the girl you trying to talk to? I just want to know... Why?

-As if the last questions wasn't bad enough, why come my co-worker had the nerve to ask him why he didnt tell her he was coming in to the doctor's again today when he called her that morning at 6am. (Umm... 6am??) And she prancing around laughing and thinking it's "cute" that he keeps coming in to "see her". What in the world? Hello? Are you the least bit concerned that he's coming in every two weeks for a different STD test? Are you that much starved for attention? Please somebody tell me... Why?

-You know how there's always that one person at work that moans, groans, and complains about everything that happens, doesnt happen, or whatever. And they always talking about how they hate it there? Like my question to them? Why don't you just stop talking about it and quit?! Leave! Transfer! Like, if you hate your job and everybody there so much, to the point where its making you "sick", then honey, why don't you just leave? Why?

Whew... okay, i'm done. I just don't understand why some people do the things they do, but maybe its just not for me to understand. If anybody can help answer some of these questions, please feel free and feel free to post your own "Why?" questions in the comments section. Maybe somebody out there can explain this to me.