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> When fired from the hospital For anyone else that stumbled over that for a second - "fired" is of course synonymous with "discharged". English is a weird lan

• pluijzer 3y ago
  I translated this literally from Dutch. I searched for it and I think it is just incorrect. Maybe English is not that weird anyway.
  • toast0 3y ago
    You could be discharged from a job which is formalism for being fired, so I can see how a literal translation could lead you there.
    • batshibstein 3y ago
      More direct correlation of discharge in the sense of a weapon or firearm. "Discharged a gun", "Fired a gun"