that's not going to happen though, is it? If you had trained several years to be a chef, you'd be frustrated if nine out of ten customers wanted you to prepare them a pot noodle. If you'd worked hard doing exams to be passed as an electrician, you'd get narked if you were only called upon to help change people's lightbulbs. Similarly, Reynolds has done all his medical training and worked at it, and yet he still gets called out time and again to people who really need the services of (a) a taxi driver or (b) their mum. Jobs like this one, however, are the jobs that make the training and wacky shift patterns worthwhile. I think. Oops. I'm being talkative today.