1,672 karma · joined February 14, 2020
Operations is an exercise in complexity management, not feeling smart.
Car prices have risen quite a bit in the last few years.
I apologize but I can’t get over the notion it’s drug seeking and/or doctor shopping.
I must assume that there was a reason for the doctor not wanting to prescribe you that medication. If state guidelines were the true root why was another doctor amenable?
Using performance enhancing drugs is a losing game. It makes it harder for those who wish to use their natural cognitive abilities.
In time it forces everyone to dope up.
You get medical records sent and see multiple doctors until one is aware of your ailment. Strategizing on how to lie is unacceptable to me. Happy to agree to disagree on this one.
If one of my reports used work resources to collude for substance abuse I would do everything I can to fire them.
If multiple doctors are of the opinion they won’t prescribe it I don’t think that justifies drug seeking behavior.
If they were my reports I would have fired them.
The human element is the common denominator to all failing (or failed) policy and there will always be winners and losers. mIn my opinion the only way to succeed is to give people a chance at winning instead of taxing them into poverty.
This is quickly becoming the situation in the US if you criticize popular political movements.
Government agencies hire prisoners to do arbitrary work at costs the private sector cannot compete with. License plates are a commonly cited example of a product they produce.
It’s slave labor as the prisoners are paid something absurdly low like a dollar a day.