Occupational Tourette’s Syndrome
occupational tourette’s syndrome is most often -ssociated with the exclamation of obscene words or socially inappropriate and derogatory remarks initiated by the fact of being at work. there are two known forms of o.t.s., acute and chronic. this is determined by the type of employment and duration.
tom: fu–ing bullsh-t!!! piece of sh-t! son of a bit-h!
jake: what’s the matter tom?
tom: oh nothing. it just seems as soon as i come to work i start to swear. don’t know what it is?
jake: sounds like occupational tourette’s syndrome to me.
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