Armchair Anonymous: Nurses II
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Wondery Plus subscribers can listen to Armchair Expert early and ad-free right now. Join Wondery Plus in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts, or you can listen for free wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome, welcome, welcome to Armchair Anonymous. I'm Dan Rather, and I'm joined by the Duchess.
Hi.
The Sharky Sharky Duchess. Yes. We need to do these more. We need to do these as regularly as poopy your pants because nurses deliver.
Every time.
Holy smokes, do they deliver.
It's so harrowing, their job.
It is. Boy, they go through it all. Heroes. Day in and day out. I love nurses so much.
I know. Me too.
They're just a party in their stories.
They have great personalities. They have to. Yeah. You have to be so mentally tough.
Yeah. And positive.
And positive.
And funny.
I know.
To get through.
I know. It's really special.
Fuck.
What is it? Should we look it up?
Rectum.
Oh. Foreign body. Rectal foreign body.
Foreign body.
Yeah.
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We'll see you next time.
How are you guys?
I'm going to go out on a limb right now. You're the first of four nurses we're going to talk to. And the second I saw your face, I literally was like, oh, right. Nurses are the most fun people on the planet.
Thank you. That's the biggest compliment. I'd like to think I'm a fun person.
Anyone that can see the shit you guys see hourly and be laughing and smiling. I mean, that's my kind of people.
Well, if you don't laugh, you'll cry. It's a good attitude.
So goes the adage. Where are you at, Peyton?
I'm in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Okay.
How do you like it there? I like it. I'm from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and this is a small town feel. We're just here because my husband's going to grad school. So it's just a short two years.
It's charming, no?
Oh, yeah. Very historic, but yeah.
But a troubled past. Is that what you wanted to say? Or a beating around the bush that the most horrific thing ever happened there. Is that palpable when you're there or have people moved on?
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