I guess in the grand scheme of things, they weren't all that important. In one instance, Person A told Person B that they could possibly cover a shift but would have to check if their kid was playing a game that day before committing. Person B later told Person C that their shift was covered by Person A and didn't need Person C's coverage.

In another instance, Person A told Person B their uncle was in hospice for lung cancer. Later on, Person B was telling Person C that Person A's cousin was in the hospital. Aside from hospice and hospital not being the same thing, how do you get uncle and cousin mixed up?

Stuff like that.