Arseniy

Doctors are one of the most important and in-demand professions. They bear great responsibility for the health of adults and children, including maintaining medical standards, informing patients of diagnoses, and taking responsibility for errors.

And today, two doctors, Anton Shastun and Arseniy Popov, are feuding at St. Petersburg Children's Hospital No. 7.
Anton is 23 years old, he recently graduated from university and started working at the hospital, but almost all the children already love him. During examinations, he joked a lot, brightened the mood, and I smiled. He is the kindest, most sincere, and cheerful doctor in the hospital. At the end of vaccinations, he always gave the children a gift for their perseverance and patience. He constantly supports the children in the hospital and tries to lift their spirits.

Arseniy Popov, the head physician, was 32 years old. He was a very experienced and serious man. He completed virtually all his work on time, unlike Shastun. For him, quality, not emotion, was paramount. He understood the full responsibility for the children's lives like no one else. He usually conducted examinations silently, offering little support, merely explaining the diagnosis, treatment, and occasionally asking questions. As you can imagine, he was the complete opposite of Anton. This caused them to argue frequently. Other doctors, however, avoided interfering, as they didn't want to get in the way.

On Monday, at two o'clock in the afternoon, work was in full swing. Anton sat calmly in his office, sorting through folders with children's illnesses and diagnoses. Why was he doing this? Because that damn Popov ordered it! Suddenly, without warning, the door swung open and Arseny walked in. He began to scold Anton for working too slowly and for the delays in the paperwork. Anton, meanwhile, sat silently, staring at Arseny and blinking.

— Can you even get your work done on time!? You're always running late and I have to push you to keep up!