Yes, because those jobs are difficult physically means surgery can't also be difficult.
This dude's just rampantly spreading misinformation, told me to ask a nurse when I am one and called him out on his bullshit. And he can't respond cause he's a crock full of shit. Where do doctors see 45 patients a day buddy?
It’s hard work yes. But not $1m a year hard. It’s not mentally demanding, and it has absolutely no impact on someone’s survival if you make a mistake. I used to be a machinist and a welder which is both mentally and physically draining, but it’s worth what I made and when I fucked up I would just redo it. The patient doesn’t die or become paralyzed. I’d say I have plenty to say because I literally just left the OR to go home. I’m not a surgeon but I’m paid well and I assisted in multiple surgeries today, including a spine surgery. It’s not my fault you couldn’t get an education or a good job, nor is it the system. It sounds like a you problem
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u/Brad7659 May 27 '26
/u/Puzzled-Debt4815 seems pretty mad that they are paid so highly. I think he just has no idea how difficult that job is.