It's so annoying!
In my lab practical, skills test, I was putting away the tubes, right? Because I was done. I created my streak plate and finished my Gram stain. The tubes were in the front of the class room, and I was going to store the tubes that I used (
E. Coli broths and slants) in the front rack, because that was where I obtained them. And then the instructor stopped me, and told me that they belong in the biohazard corner because they were contaminated.
I obeyed her, and just stored it back at the biohazard corner.
Why do I obey "people of authority" automatically? Why do I obey first, and think later? Do I not want to cause trouble? Yes, I don't want to cause trouble. But it wouln't hurt what I'm thinking in my head... which was: my aseptic technique was perfect BITCH.
This instructor, thinking she knows everything... which she does. But still, people of authority are so annoying, it pisses me off. The aftertaste pisses me off.
But it does make sense though, because the next class after me would have used the tubes in the front, and what if I did contaminate it?
I think, what annoyed me most, was how she said "it's contaminated." Like, she really thinks I contaminated them because of bad aseptic technique. Fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you. But then again, it's possible that I did contaminated it.