Medicare and insurance fraud pay well I guess. Really sad. Did they call the FBI? I would.
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I had my whole crew tested last week. If thereâs truth to this it could really hurt businesses. A positive test means the business has to shut down for at least a week and be professionally cleaned
The loss in revenue and expense of a deep clean is an extremely heavy burden
Fortunately my crew all came back negative. This was both drive through and clinic testing
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Good news.
Is it time to start a cleaning biz that doesnât require testing? 
And all those fake numbers go into the data⌠imagine that
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Pops in just to give us all a Jon Stewart meme 
nice to see you buddy
I couldnât resist. He managed to get TWO countries systems wrong at the same time. It was unbelievable.
The amount of misinformation out there regarding this thing is staggeringâŚ
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lol. could you be more specific about what is staggeringly wrong? waitingâŚ
i didnât think so.
instead of just regurgitating what your joker buddy spews without even giving an ounce of reflection to what he actually said, i guess that means youâll just have to wait for your joker buddy to answer / explain for you too.
there he is! could you articulate what âheâ got wrong specifically so you can enlighten us all. please be specific.
like i thought. nothing. lol
Good news on your crew.
All of ours have also done well to this point.
I have had two stories of getting a positive result without taking the tests.
One is a friend in MI who had four family members sign in get in line and leave after an hour plus wait as one had to get back to work. All four were notified they tested positive.
Same scenario in Miami with friends employee.
Canât speak for the rest of you, but Iâm quite enjoying this thread. Especially the clever maneuvering to extract info on the âghostâ country of origin.
My guess is Maine.
I donât have to enlighten everybody here, because most people already know this info. Letâs break it down, comparing the US vs Europe:
USA - We are broken down into states, that were originally intended to be mostly autonomous from eachother like individual countries. Traveling from Virginia to Kentucky to Tennessee is supposed to loosely mimic traveling from Italy to France to Spain. There was a common interest among the states to work together and not act like completely separate countriesâŚso the federal government was formed and it has slowly grown in power over the years. But there is no doubt how our country is set up. The most power lies in the lower levels of government, within the states aka âcountriesâ that make up the United States. We did not intend for someone in DC to make a dog leash law for New York and Wyoming, its not how we are set up.
Europe - This territory is already divided up into âstatesâ that work autonomous from one another, while sharing a common good thru a larger body. There is no âversion of statesâ inside of the individual countries for any practical purposeâŚevery country is already a state. And governing at that level is perfect, because trying to bite off much larger chunks becomes overwhelming. But in the end, your attempt at a comparison falls flat. Because it means that you wish Germany (for instance) shouldnât have been in charge of its own COVID response. You are saying some overarching body (like the EU) should have been fully in charge, and Germany should have just sat back and not helped themselves or their peopleâŚjust waited for the EU to come in and fix everything in every âstateâ in the region. If Germany suffers, you shouldnât blame Angela Merkel or anyone else in a leadership position in GermanyâŚjust pass the buck. And by default, you are also saying that Australia and Canada should not have been in charge of their responses either.
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Germany has 16 mostly autonomous federal states. Why not compare countries to countries rather than continents to countries?
ArgentBlue is either in Germany or Switzerland. Iâm sticking with that theory.
thx for replying so i didnât have to waste my time replying to wes who obviously doesnât know as much about europe as he thinks. he probably did a quick dash to wikipedia and within minutes he thought he was an expert, just like all the arm chair QBs out there following the covid that know more than the experts.
itâs not just germany or switzerland. italy is divided into regions. so is france. ad nauseum. sometimes theyâre called states. sometimes theyâre called regions. sometimes theyâre called departments⌠etc. the bottom line is that certain things are controlled at the federal level of each country and other things are left to the âstatesâ. just like back home. it functions basically the same way.
youâre so off here. if you had taken the time initially to respond thoughtfully instead of just react (as you often do), weâre probably having a different conversation or you donât post at all. check my response to @CuriousHusker. he clarified for you and i added to it.
the bottom line and undeniable fact is that there are a fair number of countries around the globe that have handled the covid better than the usa and have already gotten back to living normally. instead of just honestly accepting that FACT and learning from it, certain groups of people in the usa will go to so many lengths to find ways to make shit up, deny the truth and spend tons of energy and resistance in a meaningless fight to stay pissed off, unhappy AND DIVIDED FOR NO REASON.
this is what youâre doing in your reaction here. youâre chasing ghosts that donât exist.
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yep, look at japan with a higher population density that handled it, and easily. itâs almost like listening to science is a good thing. the current âright wingâ has demonized higher education and science so much itâs almost criminal.