Adam Sandler and me
Average day at the lot, nothing much happening, but at 3:27pm I received a red phone call...emergency. Protocol states that I go directly to Security who will then escort me to wherever the emergency is. Armed with my emergency bag, AED (automatic electric defibrillator) and stethescope, my Administrative Assistant and I quickly walked off to Security. We arrived within 3 minutes to Security and were quickly escorted to the "Tonight Show's" stage. Another Security guard stated the Green Room...in my mind I'm thinking what's going on? I walk in and Jay Leno is sitting there to my left and Adam Sandler is lying on the couch. His bulldog sitting on the floor next to him...watching him and then turning to look at me. Jay asked what I was going to do. I said I'm going to check out the patient.
Jay Leno and Reverend Al Green
I attempted to get people out of the room, but no one was moving. How do I assess the patient? I attempted to check Adam Sandler's blood pressure and asked him to be quiet, but he wouldn't stop talking to Jay - I attempted to triage Adam, but due to privacy issues I couldn't get into too much detail...also, he still wouldn't stop talking to Jay. Therefore my assessment skills were shot to "hell" and I made the judgement call that I was not needed there! I asked him to sit up and asked how he felt. Adam stated he was fine and then gave me a sweet compliment of "at least I have a nice-looking nurse to look at. You know you're nice looking?" I felt my cheeks blush and I just looked down and said, "uhh...yeah thanks!" He stated thanks as well and then complimented me again for being nice looking... Walked out of the Green Room and walked right into Hillary Duff, she smiled and was polite...I guess, I looked like I had some authority with a stethescope around my neck...funny....a day in the life...
Mercedes Summer Concert Series kicked off last week on the Tonight Show...outdoor concert this afternoon featuring Reverend Al Green. Got to see the practice session...sounded great!
At the end of the concert, bumped into Adam Sandler again; asked if I could take a photo with him and he said, "sure, you're the lady who made me feel better!" Cool!
