Guy Winch

But because it's useful and we have, you know, two, three, four good hours of deep work in us a day.

Like, unless we recover and we charge, it's super important to do.

I am.

Yeah, but the thing about the pit that I'm more interested in, when they get home, how quickly can they switch off?

How much rest do they get?

How do they recover from those brutal shifts is what really interests me.

In an ER, you can't really plan your breaks, you know, unfortunately.

Again, there are characters who do the thing of smoking, which is not a good thing to do, but the smoking forces them to go outside and reboot for a minute.

They have the excuse, I need to go smoke.

I wish other characters would go outside without the cigarette.

Yeah.

And it's social also because there's such pariahs, unfortunately.

You're connecting to people.

People are like, so let me talk to you even though I don't know you because we have this one thing in common.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But it forces breaks, you know, and I wish we could do without cigarettes.

Oh, wow.

Well, it's much more important for her to do.

At work, for example, if you have 100 reports, you really want to try and create some esprit de corps, some real feeling, and then find those people that you can delegate certain things to.

You need lieutenants.