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The short video where I learned you went to Julliard made me cry from laughter. Thank you, Alan!

The lyrics for those curious:

"Good Morning"

[Intro] Good morning, Good morning love, It's my favorite love song, I waited all night long,

[Verse 1] Before you get into the shower, Before you worry about your hair, Baby give me one more hour, I want you to stay right there, I don't wanna lose a moment, I don't wanna miss a kiss, If I could plan the perfect day, love, Then I would start it just like this,

[Chorus] Good morning, Good morning love, It's my favorite love song, I waited all night long, For morning, Good morning love Before we start the day dear, I'm whispering in your ear, Good morning.

[Verse 2] Now baby how can I commence you, I'll make it so you can't resist, Whatever else you have to do now, It can't be half as good as this, I'll case you underneath the sheets, love, And I won't let you get away, The day won't be complete, love, Unless we get a chance to say,

[Chorus x1]

[Bridge] Open your eyes, See my son rise, I feel you're scared, Day breaks so sweet, When you're next to me, So stay each night, So each morning will be,

[Chorus]

Let's get lost together, I will smile forever [x2], Was morning

Edit: Here's the song on YouTube if anyone is interested https://youtu.be/6D1Zl3BbLCY

Imgur album of puppy pics stolen from Alan's twitter.

Are you married? If you are, how tall is your wife? Do you care about the height of the women you date? How tall was the tallest women you've dated and how short was the shortest?

Also, how have you modified your living spaces to be more comfortable? I know my parents have their kitchen counters raised and it's really nice.

also help morale among ER staff because they got in the job to take care of people, not to turn them away, researchers told us.

I'm going to start by saying I am an ER nurse at an urban level one trauma center that is also a teaching hospital. How exactly did you research this? How many staff members did you survey? What kinds of hospitals? What staff members?

Exactly how much time have you shadowed in an ER? What times of the day have you shadowed? Did you follow a nurse or a resident or an ER tech? Were you at a small community hospital in the suburbs? Busy trauma center in the city?

Considering this is what I do for a living, diversion absolutely can help morale in the ER.