Hmm, for someone with no medical background, he sure knows a lot. Cough, cough. Can you hear the sarcasm in my voice? Methinks Dr Mike might know a bit more. Hey, RFK Jr, don’t quit your day job. On second …
The Kiffness duplicated all my thoughts on the current situation. Therefore, I feel no need to add anything to his words. I just hope this sinks in, where it’s needed.
We all have that friend or family member, that no matter how things are going, they’re always complaining. It may be subtle and not even intentional, but they’ve fallen into a rut. You see them and ask, “Hey, how’s it going?” Then the minute the words have left your mouth; you instantly regret them.
“I can never catch a break. My luck will never change…”
“It’s my lot in life…”
No matter the hour, the day, or time of year, it’s always the same. They complain about the traffic, the kids, their job, their neighbors, the weather, their life in general. After hearing the same old, same old, maybe you find that you don’t visit or call as often. It’s become monotonous…
In January 2023 (see thread) I was looking for a new home after leaving dreaded Twitter. I got an invite to join Mastodon by a fellow X-Tweeter. She thought I’d enjoy Apobangpo, a server (what Mastodon refers to as an instance), because she and I shared a love of BTS. What the heck. I’ll give it a shot.
This is one of the latest videos I’m posting from YouTube regarding the overzealous and unfair treatment many YouTubers are getting, including one of my favorites, Rick Beato. What is so insane is that all his videos fall under the Fair Use Act, which makes the incessant emails from Universal, all the more incredible and irritating.
Okay, this has gone too far! A receptionist at a doctor’s office asking if you would like to leave a tip? Absurd. Outrageous and disgraceful. As several respondents remarked, contact the AMA and report it. It’s downright unethical.
As an aside, do you realize that the USA is the only country in the world that makes a segment of their workforce dependent on tips? People in other countries find this hard to come to terms with and unacceptable. So, how in the world did this come into practice?
