S06.E15: Bettie Jo & Susan LIVE CHAT

[toodles]

I think Bettie Jo found Michelle Duggar's missing back muscle.

[CircusPeanuts]

Dr. paradise!!! Yes!

“I don’t eat breakfast and lunch because I have an infant.” Wait— didn’t she just say she can’t even pick him up??

[ams1001]

2 minutes ago, Lizz said:

I’m late tonight, but somebody please tell me where these people live.  I can’t wait to re-watch and read all the comments.

Betty Jo is in Missouri, I think.

[iwasish]

I half expected Josh to ask Dr Now if he believed in God. 

 

It worked!!! Susan lost!!

Dr Lola for President!!!!

[zoemom]

Way to go Susan!!!!!!!

Losing weight, doing better with no more nicotine.......

We shall see, Dr. Now isn't sold quite yet.  Will there be a Susan Part 3??

[iwasish]

Just now, CircusPeanuts said:

Dr. paradise!!! Yes!

“I don’t eat breakfast and lunch because I have an infant.” Wait— didn’t she just say she can’t even pick him up??

She can only pick up one meal a day. 

[aliya]

4 minutes ago, fonfereksglen said:

Interesting.  The phrase I am familiar with is institutional memory.  The big problem back in the day was these people refused to share the expertise and refused to train anyone, ever. 

A good leader wouldn't let that happen. You either train somebody or you get a new job. I hate to sound like 'the man,' but the organization is more important than the individual when it comes to maintaining organizational memory (we use that term, but it's not the same as KM. One part of KM is managing the info that's in the memory) so that the org survives.

[Any day now]

Susan really looks amazing! Good for her!

[PeaceLily2]

Dr Now should at least fix her neck. 

[zoemom]

1 minute ago, ams1001 said:

I'm late tonight, but somebody please tell me where these people live.  I can’t wait to re-watch and read all the comments.

Susan from Eddy, TX

[Threnners]

WHAT A SURPRISE, it's not cancer.  /s

[QuinnInND]

5 minutes ago, Lizz said:

I’m late tonight, but somebody please tell me where these people live.  I can’t wait to re-watch and read all the comments.

[torene03]

Not cancer. Shocker!

[Guest]

Bettie Jo's doctors must have new telescopes.

[ams1001]

12 minutes ago, aliya said:

My research is in social aspects of knowledge management, with a number of articles on what happens in organizations when experienced workers leave and take their knowledge with them. Very few orgs think ahead and plan for this - even orgs with a number of baby boomers like myself who are on the way out of the door. It's stupid and short-sighted not to have plans in place to address this, because they don't want to spend the money on things like SOPs, shadowing senior workers, etc., 

Ack, I typed a whole response to this and I lost it. I'm slightly exaggerating when I say he's the one who knows everything, but he definitely has the broadest knowledge base of our group. I'm just expecting some chaos and I'm one of those people who probably knows more than I think I do, but I get anxious. I'm worried now that people will start asking me for things and I won't know what to tell them.

Hey, it's not cancer!

Big baby smile!

[ChicksDigScars]

I love to go back to page one and read the "How you all doin'" greetings! LOL!

[zoemom]

Surprise - the bone mass is not cancerous - WOW - really!

That pink top she's wearing is something that I'm never going to be able to unsee.............

[leighroda]

*Gasp* Bettie Jo doesn’t have cancer

[fonfereksglen]

2 minutes ago, aliya said:

A good leader wouldn't let that happen. You either train somebody or you get a new job. I hate to sound like 'the man,' but the organization is more important than the individual when it comes to maintaining organizational memory (we use that term, but it's not the same as KM. One part of KM is managing the info that's in the memory) so that the org survives.

I would love to continue this discussion.

[DC Gal in VA]

Oh, yeah sure Bettie Jo, the doctors have only just NOW discovered that you don't have cancer.

Lyin', fake ass bitch!

[MrsRopersCaftan]

Praise Cheez-Its! It’s not (never was) cancer!

[zoemom]

See y'all next week.  Good night!!!!

[aliya]

Guess that's it. Time to make lunch. See you guys next week. Melissa looks like she's struggling...

[Stusan]

Thank you all for an entertaining evening!

[Miracle Maxie]

Have a good week with your eating habit, y’all!

[QuinnInND]

See y'all next week! 

[PrincessPurrsALot]

1 minute ago, fonfereksglen said:

I would love to continue this discussion.

Head on over to small talk.  The posting's fine!

[DC Gal in VA]

Once again, another great Wednesday night snarking with all of you! See you on the regular chat on this show

[CouchTater]

This was a meh episode until the cancer/not-cancer controversy!

See ya'll next week!  Melissa looks terrible in the previews.  :-(

Edited April 19, 2018 by CouchTater

[CringeWatcher]

2 minutes ago, MrsRopersCaftan said:

Praise Cheez-Its! It’s not (never was) cancer!

I’m down to praise cheeze-its anytime, for any reason :)

[ams1001]

10 minutes ago, aliya said:

A good leader wouldn't let that happen. You either train somebody or you get a new job. I hate to sound like 'the man,' but the organization is more important than the individual when it comes to maintaining organizational memory (we use that term, but it's not the same as KM. One part of KM is managing the info that's in the memory) so that the org survives.

It's more a lack of time and organization than a lack of willingness to train. My boss is actually big on cross training. We do have a lot of 'how-to' documentation for our regular stuff, but he's not always been the best at writing those up. I told him today that when he gets back from vacation he's got two weeks to make sure whatever I really need is written up!

 

Gnite, y'all!

Edited April 19, 2018 by ams1001

[Pretty5Vacant]

1 hour ago, ams1001 said:

Not only is she scared, but this baby could kill her! In case anyone missed that. 

 

Josh and me...Mom and me....gah!

She killed me in her 1st episode during the Hamburger Helper dinner scene- "Really Josh-wa?"