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Topic	Tonight I finally get to moonlight and be paid more than skittles
DelianSK 07/21/17 1:41:29 PM #16:	Coffeebeanz posted... DelianSK posted... I've always seen on TV shows that moonlighting is frowned upon or not allowed. Any truth to that? Also, if you're making the money can I be the stay at home dad? It's allowable by ACGME rules as long as it doesn't add up to the resident working more than 80 hours per week. Some residency programs don't allow it within their own rules, though. Mine allows "internal" moonlighting at the same hospital we work at with our resident wards teams. Also I'd rather rip my arm off and ** myself with the bloody stump than marry you. Oh so you'll set up a date with me to watch Squaders trial but won't be a working mom for me. :( And back to the topic, okay, didn't know that. Makes sense though. --- DawkinsNumber4 posted... I have no right to object to a public citizen in the US exercising their right to attend a court proceeding. <cite>DelianSK posted [p:883336784] in Tonight I ... [t:75589593]...</cite> <quote><cite>Coffeebeanz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DelianSK posted...</cite> <quote>I've always seen on TV shows that moonlighting is frowned upon or not allowed. Any truth to that? Also, if you're making the money can I be the stay at home dad?</quote> It's allowable by ACGME rules as long as it doesn't add up to the resident working more than 80 hours per week. Some residency programs don't allow it within their own rules, though. Mine allows "internal" moonlighting at the same hospital we work at with our resident wards teams. Also I'd rather rip my arm off and ** myself with the bloody stump than marry you.</quote> Oh so you'll set up a date with me to watch Squaders trial but won't be a working mom for me. :( And back to the topic, okay, didn't know that. Makes sense though. --- DawkinsNumber4 posted... I have no right to object to a public citizen in the US exercising their right to attend a court proceeding.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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