ramssuperbowl99

Just hit 100k reported cases.

Do this:

Good buddy of mine had cancer a while back, and has said over and over again haggling with insurance and the logistics was more unpleasant than the treatment - and he had both chemo and radiation.

Legally, they couldn't turn him away right? Even if "treatment" in this case would be calling an ambulance and CPR, they legally still have to do something right?

He wasn't immediately dying at the urgent care center. Had he gone into cardiac arrest there, the center would have a legal obligation to treat the heart attack because that is an emergency medical condition. @LETSGOBROWNIES probably would know if him having a heart attack in the waiting room may have prompted the urgent care to actually treat him for coronavirus. I'd guess no.

Are you really unfamiliar with how many people die yearly because they are uninsured? This isn't new because of Coronavirus. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2775760/

Tell her thanks from the internet.

I don't really care about the guy who tweeted it. I care more that the most important person in government walked into a hospital and shook everyone's hand during the middle of a pandemic.

This needs the Curb music really bad.

Those types of projections are already priced in. It's not like Goldman is going to project a massive recession and then not sell.

Not cool man.

Nah but for real when we were each in sports in HS, I was supposed to eat like 6k/calories/day and my brother was close to that. Eating that much sucks, so the easiest way to do it is eat until you're full, then chug a huge glass of milk (or a protein shake). That's also the same trick the Wisconsin OL use to put on weight, except they use a whole meal replacement shake. So basically a bunch of fat, 6'6" 18-22 year white dudes are winning the B1G West every year by chugging SlimFast like animals.

No easier way to increase calories than drink a **** ton of milk, and we were each in sports.

My family of 4 went through a gallon of milk a day when my brother and I were in HS.