May 25, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 26 segments
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Karly McGowanHost
Angelina WhiteHostVincentHost"I worked for a county psychiatric emergency services unit for eight years many years ago.
The unit was connected to a hospital, so there were patients referred from the emergency department, but the primary role of the unit was to evaluate patients in their homes, other hospitals, or jails, and initiate the civil commitment process if certain legal criteria were met." By the way, this comes from user variable851, and if you wanna submit your own stories, go to the r/okstorytime subreddit.
And I'm Vincent.
And like Tracy Fitzpatrick has pointed out, we're here to give good advice goofily.
We only know what we know, and we like to make jokes, so it's not that serious all the time, man.
You wanna get serious? You wanna get goofy? Do you wanna do anything? Do it in the comments.
"The unit was open 24 hours a day, running shifts from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM for the most part.
For me, the best part of the job was going out to other facilities, and I was definitely in the minority on that point.
If the patient was from our emergency department and could be admitted to our hospital's unit, then that staff might only actually work two hours of their eight-hour shift, and then they'd spend the rest of that time chatting, answering crisis calls, and largely trying to avoid being assigned to another case." Can you imagine that that's being like, "Yeah, I only got two hours of work.
"I worked for a county psychiatric emergency services unit for eight years many years ago.
The unit was connected to a hospital, so there were patients referred from the emergency department, but the primary role of the unit was to evaluate patients in their homes, other hospitals, or jails, and initiate the civil commitment process if certain legal criteria were met." By the way, this comes from user variable851, and if you wanna submit your own stories, go to the r/okstorytime subreddit.
And I'm Vincent.
And like Tracy Fitzpatrick has pointed out, we're here to give good advice goofily.
We only know what we know, and we like to make jokes, so it's not that serious all the time, man.
You wanna get serious? You wanna get goofy? Do you wanna do anything? Do it in the comments.
"The unit was open 24 hours a day, running shifts from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM for the most part.
For me, the best part of the job was going out to other facilities, and I was definitely in the minority on that point.
If the patient was from our emergency department and could be admitted to our hospital's unit, then that staff might only actually work two hours of their eight-hour shift, and then they'd spend the rest of that time chatting, answering crisis calls, and largely trying to avoid being assigned to another case." Can you imagine that that's being like, "Yeah, I only got two hours of work.
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