Working at St. Luke's Continued...

My first day working at St. Luke's was a success over all. I can not lie that it was kind of boring. I did not know what to expect at first but it was all good. My job for the day was to call their patients in order to remind them of their appointments. The people that were working with me were really cool and funny. I was like "OK this isn't so bad," however, they gave 5 sheets of paper completely full of names and phone numbers I had to call. I felt like I was constantly repeating myself over the phone but it wasn't so bad. It got really bad when I discovered that some of their patients don't even speak English. A lot of them speak Spanish. I don't know if they thought I was Hispanic or what. I remember one phone call I made to one of the patients where I told him that I was calling from St. Luke's and etc and he goes "who is this?" I said "St. Luke's" then he said "where is that at?" At that point I just couldn't help but laugh. Like you go to St. Luke's to get free health care and your asking me where it's at? I think it took me like almost 2 hours to finish calling everyone. That was only my first job for that day.