Like the Nobel economist that said to just mint a 1 trillion-dollar coin to raise the debt ceiling and that it wouldn’t contribute to inflation.
Brilliant idea. Pull a magic coin out of your ass. All of the problems solved!
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This will go for work places as well, never trust co-workers with comments about the company or bosses.
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Saw that this morning … that’s some Zimbabwe shit right there
I forget what communist hell-hole it was where they just decided to drop a few zeros from their currency and it’ll help … morons
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Mine has been iffy for many weeks now after being laid up for a while.
The mobility & prehab stuff definitely helps.
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My kids gave me pinkeye and it’s miserable.
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Child molesters and child abusers that aren’t mutilated and dead.
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Dbl shoulder impingement.
Grumble,grumble.
Yeah. That sucks monkey balls
I’ve resorted to putting in BS in stuff that is required but that I refuse to answer.
My kid’s school wants their SSN information (optional thankfully) but I don’t trust that their firewall is strong enough to protect that data.
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Probably a good idea. My SSN has been compromised at least twice due to a data breach.
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Mine too.
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It most definitely is not
Source: friends who do work in privacy
I am reading a book on quantum computing right now (“Quantum Supremacy” by Michio Kaku) and whoever can make quantum computing commercially viable will instantly destroy all current encryption protocols.
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Quest Diagnostic Labs
Been a week since my blood draw for quarterly labs and I still don’t have results…
For how much they charge I expect faster feedback.
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Its always taken about a week for me
You don’t have a clinic around you that can do this for you and file under insurance?
They do file under my insurance and Quest is the only in network lab. It’s also a 20% copay for me.
Still waiting today. I am about to call them.
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That isn’t bad then.
I am lucky I have a doc buddy that has a clinic that has in house labs. I get mine back same day.
The florida insurance crisis