Yasir Khan

And she says, listen, this might not be my job, but it's my responsibility. Give me the medication. She signed it with her own name, brought the medication back. Monday morning, all the doctors came in and they see the baby breastfeeding. And they're like, did she deliver twins? What the heck happened there?

And she says, listen, this might not be my job, but it's my responsibility. Give me the medication. She signed it with her own name, brought the medication back. Monday morning, all the doctors came in and they see the baby breastfeeding. And they're like, did she deliver twins? What the heck happened there?

And she says, listen, this might not be my job, but it's my responsibility. Give me the medication. She signed it with her own name, brought the medication back. Monday morning, all the doctors came in and they see the baby breastfeeding. And they're like, did she deliver twins? What the heck happened there?

And she says, listen, this might not be my job, but it's my responsibility. Give me the medication. She signed it with her own name, brought the medication back. Monday morning, all the doctors came in and they see the baby breastfeeding. And they're like, did she deliver twins? What the heck happened there?

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

And the mom just pointed at Mary and said, that's the reason why my baby's still alive, because she was in the room. She stayed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday to make sure my baby was still alive. So I heard that story and I asked her, listen, what made you stay there? You were off the weekend. Everyone just made the decision. She said, Yasser, I realized that it was not my job.

It was my responsibility. So the message I want to give your audience is, it's not your job to rehearse. It's not your job to be prepared. It's not your job to have stories and messages. But if what you're talking about, if what you say and do is important, it is your responsibility to prepare and rehearse for every single time you open your mouth.

It was my responsibility. So the message I want to give your audience is, it's not your job to rehearse. It's not your job to be prepared. It's not your job to have stories and messages. But if what you're talking about, if what you say and do is important, it is your responsibility to prepare and rehearse for every single time you open your mouth.

It was my responsibility. So the message I want to give your audience is, it's not your job to rehearse. It's not your job to be prepared. It's not your job to have stories and messages. But if what you're talking about, if what you say and do is important, it is your responsibility to prepare and rehearse for every single time you open your mouth.

It was my responsibility. So the message I want to give your audience is, it's not your job to rehearse. It's not your job to be prepared. It's not your job to have stories and messages. But if what you're talking about, if what you say and do is important, it is your responsibility to prepare and rehearse for every single time you open your mouth.

It was my responsibility. So the message I want to give your audience is, it's not your job to rehearse. It's not your job to be prepared. It's not your job to have stories and messages. But if what you're talking about, if what you say and do is important, it is your responsibility to prepare and rehearse for every single time you open your mouth.

It was my responsibility. So the message I want to give your audience is, it's not your job to rehearse. It's not your job to be prepared. It's not your job to have stories and messages. But if what you're talking about, if what you say and do is important, it is your responsibility to prepare and rehearse for every single time you open your mouth.