Land's End sells white coats. The kind that doctors wear.
I got an email hawking Land's End stuff. Promising big
savings. So I notice this:
Anyway, I looked at the image of the coat. I imagined myself
putting it on. Got chills. Yuck.
I'm glad I went to medical school. There was more good than
bad. But yuck.
More like this
Or better not. Is this the way Washington Post is trying to hasten its complete loss of respect and relevance? In the week they fired their only journalist worthy of that title?
They (meaning: CNN) say it's Biden. Yuck! The old-school hawk whose only 'supposed strength' is foreign policy which he proceeded to show he is ignorant of every night on TV during the 1990s spouting nonsense about the Balkans.
Later this weekend, I will have much more to say about this op-ed by Yuval Levin appearing in Friday's NY Time
Dear Sir/Madam
The lab coat in the picture is the short version, which I associate with being a med student. It's the emasculated, "doctor-in-training", version of the real thing. I'd rather dress up in a hard hat and bunny slippers.
What's on the next page - an orange short-sleeved jumpsuit?
Hey now, it's only $8. That's the sort of price actual med students could afford.
The real question is: Is the material any good? Is it thick? A good blend that will doesn't wrinkle too much, sheds blood stains easily, and doesn't pill?
Couldn't wait to throw mine away.