u/Giraffe_Skin_518

I'm a bit nervous. I work in a big city with lots of different people and have to go in for a 24-hour shift at midnight tonight. It'll be my first time working the fourth in a city like this, and I've heard horror stories from my partner and senior medics. Now, I'd like to believe it's just exaggeration on their part because they've said things before that weren't entirely the case, but I want to hear it from the perspective of others. Does the fourth really get as hectic as some people say, specifically in a larger city?​