Asshole behavior

I came across this very interesting article describing “asshole behavior”… which was not what I was looking for per se….however it states…

The word “asshole” turns out to be more technically precise than it sounds: it describes a stable behavioral disposition, not a mood, and the research on abusive interpersonal styles consistently treats it as a personality-level pattern, not a situational response.

The behaviors look different depending on context, but the underlying signature is consistent:

  • Minimal empathy, a genuine failure to register, or care about, how their actions land on others
  • Boundary violations, physical, emotional, conversational; they occupy space that isn’t theirs
  • Status manipulation, putting others down to elevate themselves, often publicly
  • Entitlement, operating as though their needs automatically outweigh everyone else’s
  • Instrumental aggression, using intimidation, guilt, or sarcasm as deliberate tools.

None of these traits in isolation makes someone an asshole. Most people display them occasionally. The difference is frequency, intent, and the absence of remorse. When the pattern is stable across situations and relationships, you’re not dealing with stress or circumstance, you’re dealing with character.

Wow, this totally describes a family member!

go ahead…

just shoot me now!!! Ugh!

This dictator has talked only 3 minutes and has only dictated 3 sentences? Come on….now. At over 8 minutes long…I’ll be pulling my hair out by the time he’s done! haha!

Frustrating! Most dictators can finish a whole report in 3 minutes!

its Monday, and I hear the tater wagon has turned over again–it woke me from sleep last night, really loud and close… thunder, lightning and raining, a repeat from yesterday here in Eastern Ky.

Work is trickling in rather slow this morning; this afternoon it’ll be a traffic jam! Finally finished that dang report. I made myself another cup of coffee, listening to rain outside, taking a quick break while I listen to Euge. Jazz always hits the spot.

Four years and many blog posts ago…

I did a blog post on the best and worst destinations to travel. Looking at the 2026 data, safe havens changed, and a few old favorites took a total nosedive into cartel or gang rule. Please note that this is not my own opinion– rather this data is pulled directly from the latest 2026 security assessments published by the global risk management groups and official government travel agencies.”

Check ’em out. I just mapped these out on my Hells Bells & Motel Tales blogsite here on WordPress.

and …

If you think the global safety maps for 2026 are wild, wait until you see where people are actually laying their heads at night. I’ve been digging into the absolutely freakiest/bizarre places to lodge this year. Feel free to visit the posting here.

an injection where?

okay this ENT guy dictates this person had an IT injection because he had sudden hearing loss in one ear … I had to look up that IT abbrev and found out IT stands for intratympanic which means he got a shot of a steroid through his middle ear into his eardrum–not just once but three times on separate occasions 😦

ouch! hell nah. I don’t think they could numb me enough for that…just sayin’…

Cheaper to Chirp–

Eldest daughter got moved to another facility down in KY an hour and a half away. She is working in the kitchen from 4 a.m. until 2 p.m. She called and said she didn’t need anything and that texting by Chirp sponsored email sales was cheaper so I opened up that acct and placed money on it. Its sad. She’s lonely, wants to talk to family.

Here’s a flashback from Blogger past

 Pavarotti before 8 am? come on…nooooooo!

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This doctor is listening to Pavarotti and his big voice is nearly taking over this dictation that I am having to listen to on a patient! it is very dramatic…highs, lows…one of Pavarotti’s best! but it shouldn’t be played during a patient dictation, good grief!  I can barely hear the doctor over it, but then again who can hear anything but Pavarotti when he would open his mouth,  huh?!

What a way to wake up the morning! LOL

This blogger original post is here. Posted by Jo ~ at Monday, October 29, 2018 

Most people have blogs on different websites so I thought it might fun every once in a while to post one! Its obvious I’m still doing medical transcription.

rough morning …

but finally– I could get back work without interruption. A bit ago, I had this urology doctor dictate that this 22 year old patient who has Costello syndrome, came in with his mother to decide on intervention as he has a tumor in one of his testicles.

in a nutshell, Costello syndrome is a rare genetic condition that causes cells to divide and replicate faster than expected. This causes both cancerous and noncancerous tumors to form. Costello syndrome also affects the brain, bones, heart, muscles and skin. Treatment addresses symptoms of the condition and there’s no cure.

Its a nasty one. Looks like this kid will be minus one testicle in the near future. :((