Dr. Randy Alexander

And it's sort of like in an ER.

When we work in the emergency room, every day it's not boring.

there's always these little different things that come up, a lot of times little quirky things that you never heard of before, not necessarily wildly different, but just different how it looks.

And the same thing is true in child abuse.

We say that, and Dr. Jensen is not alone in that.

I think just about everybody has said that at various times.

And part of that's because people aren't the same.

And so there's always a little bit of difference with each individual person.

And we try to get to know people a little bit if we can.

Sometimes pretty well, sometimes not so much.

And that's what makes it interesting.

And what if it was just putting out widgets on a conveyor belt?

No, that's not what that part of medicine is.

It's not boring.

It's got some interest to it.

And I'm sure that there's...

At least for all of us, there's some days that are more than others, you know?

Well,

And for her, I don't know what she's suggesting, that life should be boring.

I mean, if it was boring, she should quit her job.