Needham Presidential

Let’s face it, when you get down to it, politics is a dirty business. There are a lot of rules to follow, many to bend and a few to break if you want to get ahead. Some might consider it a dirtier job than cleaning toilets. But, the secret is finesse. Where you might wear raggedy old clothes when you clean your toilet, I picture a politician wearing one of these: http://www.blueskyscrubs.com/categories/Scrubs/Scrubs-for-Women/Original-Scrubs/

Why scrubs? Well, think of a good politician much like a doctor. He (or she) has to craft a plan with the precision of a surgeon. Next that plan needs to be executed and that’s where the fun begins. No one knows what the result will be of those actions until they’re in process. The goal of course is to keep all of that grime as far away from oneself as possible. And when everything is done, when the goal is achieved, it’s time to scrub down and wash your hands of it.

Of course, politicians come in many shapes and sizes. Some are polished – sharp-looking, smooth talkers. They might wear all-cotton scrubs. Others are what you might call “cheap politicians.” As you might have guessed, they’d probably wear something along the lines of cheap Dickies scrubs. Whatever the case, a scrub is a scrub is a scrub.

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Without a television set in the living room, where does all the furniture point to? This was a quote from the fantastic sitcom ‘Friends’, said by the infamous character named Joey. He is the main actor in the sitcom and the fabulous sayings he comes out with are totally of the chart yet simple to comprehend. Joey is the butt of most jokes in the show but he delivers some of the best punch lines ever heard on TV. He has two main obsessions in life, one is food and the other is women, I am not saying he is shallow but his character could never drown. In the show he plays an actor who starred in a sitcom ‘Days of our lives’ in which he played a doctor.

The kids and I usually watch the show before we go to football on Saturday and at every opportunity that we get. We sit in front of the television and watch all of the best sitcoms and shows via satellite TV, that I got after seeing these direc4u.com, only as the vast array of programs available is awesome. In the show ‘Friends’, Joey lives opposite Monica who is a control freak and lives with Phoebe who is a free spirit with a rather dizzy attitude. The whole show is based around the two flats and a cafe called Central Perk.

In this multi-part series in the politics behind medical and other official uniforms, we examine the perception that people have of others in cotton lab coats. You might say that we are all blinded by the schema set forth from the first day we open our eyes to the final day when we shut them. We are taught that men wearing white coats donning stethoscopes are doctors, there to help us when we are ill. We’re taught that men wearing blue pin-striped suits donning little US flag pins on their lapels are the leaders of the free world. And, we are taught that men wearing white lab coats are conducting research for the betterment of mankind.

These perceptions cause us to make decisions and judgment calls. In a split second, we decide whether to place our trust in a complete stranger and that trust is based entirely on what they are wearing. Hollywood makes movies all the time about government spies in disguise infiltrating foreign governments and hospitals to extract people of interest. Who wouldn’t trust a woman wearing one of these in your local hospital?

http://www.blueskyscrubs.com/categories/Scrubs/Scrubs-for-Women/Original-Scrubs/

They say marketing is all about packaging, and the same holds true for marketing a person and the job he or she does. A politician with the right packaging will get votes. A scientist who selects the right lab coat will get a grant, and a nurse wearing the right scrubs will gain the much needed trust of a patient.