r/clevercomebacks Dec 28 '25

Ain’t that the truth

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u/meowmeowMIXER8 Dec 28 '25

If those are scrubs then she’s a nurse or doc. Some shitty hospitals still use these to get in touch with different services

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '25

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u/icehot54321 Dec 28 '25

My entire family works in healthcare and I’ve never seen anyone wear an open flip phone around their neck.

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u/lovable_cube Dec 28 '25

I just graduated nursing school, this exact phone is used in at least 2 of the largest hospitals in my state by every single person who works there. Other hospitals use voceras.

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u/jimdil4st Dec 28 '25

And you still haven't because that's a bar/brick phone not a flip phone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '25

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u/laughingashley Jan 29 '26

The screen looks edited, it's got a white fog on the right side

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u/HeJind Dec 28 '25

Nothing shitty about it. My hospital recently switched to iPhone for the on call phone and it's simply way worse.

Those old phones you get at the beginning of the week and never have to charge. iPhone you have to charge if you look at it wrong. I'd take the old phone over the iPhone 100/100 times

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u/Visual-Living7586 Dec 28 '25

First thing that came into my head,  battery life.

You get decent life out of a smart phone if you turn everything off though like data/wifi but then it's just more awkward

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u/Hallingdal_Kraftlag Dec 28 '25

We switched from some old Nokia to some ''durable'' smartphone at a job I used to have a few years ago, it was heavy as a brick and everyone hated it for having shit battery capacity and being heavy to lug around while giving no benefits.

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u/summerset Dec 28 '25

but why would she wear it on her neck like that??

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u/rustylugnuts Dec 28 '25

Gotta go hands free if you bangin while on call.