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Posted on 4/8/20 at 9:08 am to Bronson2017
I agree.
Appreciate what they do but they are doing their jobs. How about all the support staff at hospitals as they are at a higher risk. What do we do with those staff at hospitals that haven't had to deal with this illness?
Appreciate what they do but they are doing their jobs. How about all the support staff at hospitals as they are at a higher risk. What do we do with those staff at hospitals that haven't had to deal with this illness?
Posted on 4/8/20 at 9:33 am to Bronson2017
I thought this was going to be the black guy with the giant hog. I'm disappointed
That guy is the real hero to come out of all this. Nobody else has brought humanity so much joy in the midst of these trying times
That guy is the real hero to come out of all this. Nobody else has brought humanity so much joy in the midst of these trying times
Posted on 4/8/20 at 9:40 am to BregmansWheelbarrow
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It’s been everywhere. And it’s not just medical professionals...people have been laid off for 3 weeks and they are bitching about student loans. One or two months forgiven almost seems like a reasonable course of action at this point because of people that want their ENTIRE debt forgiven.
Sorry you ran up 60K in debt and wait tables at an Applebees, but that’s your fault, not the debtors. You don’t have the earning power to pay that back in 15 years so I don’t think being closed for less than two months is going to make any difference.
So much this. I am fortunate to still have a job, but I racked up 60K in debt, worked two jobs for a while, and now I am almost fully paid off. If I didn't buy a house, I would have already paid off fully (I had some medical debt). I understand some relief, but to pay off the entire debt? Absolutely not.
Posted on 4/8/20 at 9:54 am to Bronson2017
Isn’t it their job? I appreciate the risk, but it is the reason they sacrificed all that time and money to earn those doctorates.
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