It feels as if some things have changed at the hospital since 2021. Here an incomplete listicle of perceived alterations:
- PA announcements are more frequent.
- No more COVID testing protocols. I wasn't tested for COVID at all, and neither was my boss, who again acted as my guardian/보호자/bohoja.
- Wheelchairs seemed more solid, so wheelchair rides weren't as fun as they were before.
- X-ray tech seems to have radically improved. Maybe I'm mistaken, but getting x-rays used to be a bit of an affair. Now, they stand you up against a special background, tell you to breathe in so as to expand your chest, then to hold your breath, and just like that, you're done in 5 seconds.
- My roommates didn't fart as much, and when they did, they weren't nearly as loud and proud.
- Western meals. I opted for Korean last time, but this time, they simply put me on a Western-meal schedule.
That's all I can think of for now.
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