Well hell... sorry I didn't write a 20 page presentation on all the various considerations and attributes needed to make this feasible. I though you were intelligent enough to fill in those on your own. Next time I'll be more specific with you so you don't have to think for yourself.
Seriously stop. You can visit an ER today at zero cost to you. There's zero places for me to get free gas from Phillips 66. Yes, there are things that are free to the consumer in regards to healthcare. I can't require that you pay before I provide you care.
Uhhhh, is "student" not clear enough terminology for you? Any more dipshit deflections or nuggets of wizdumb?
Again, answer the question. Who pays at the pump for Phillips 66 gas? Can I get gas at the pump without paying for it or committing a crime? Easy questions. Stop dodging them. They're point blank.
Build-outs are not economically justifiable based on what is believed to be an atypical event driving demand. The ONLY way funding would happen is with public subsidies and we all know what that looks like. I find this whole "the medical community let us down" argument to be laughable. Dude is usually smarter than this...
Agreed completely. I work in that reality. If I staffed for every what if, I'd be millions in the red within months and there's nobody that picks that slack up unless it's disaster funding. We both know that comes well after the fact and never even covers actual costs, provided that it even gets funded by Congress.
What kind of stupid false equivalency are you trying to make? This point is ridiculous. You said you can get free healthcare. That's just factually incorrect. That healthcare is paid for by someone even if it isn't the person getting served.
Yes, I said you can get free healthcare because you can. Even without government subsidy. You expect healthcare organizations to be so bloated with cash that they can build out for every contingency within your expected 18 months. I'm pointing out the reality that is healthcare vs the comparison YOU MADE to the petroleum industry.
We should pitch this to your corporate board. Both of us in unison...
You're the one begging for free fuel. I get how stupid you sound. And with that we've devolved into 2nd graders.
I'm begging for free fuel? Huh? By asking where Phillips gives out free gas to anyone regardless of ability to pay under government mandate? And telling you that you can get free to you healthcare in any ER without providing a single dime in payment because of a government mandate? This is really your hill?
Are you saying that I can walk into any medical facility and get service and not get charged, they won't send me a bill, or if they do I don't have to pay, and the'll just eat the cost instead of attempting to collect? That's freaking awesome. Why the hell do I carry insurance? Seems like a damn waste of money.
Lol. I didn't say "any medical facility." You've definitely entered second grade territory. How about you stop flailing like syskatine and stick to emergency and intensive care, the shit covid infected people are requiring?
Are you unaware of the amount in dollars of unpaid healthcare bills and charity care provided by hospitals? Surely not. Can you point me to anything remotely similar from Phillips 66 in free gasoline provided to the public?
So even if I go to the ER, I'm not getting billed. Got it. No need to pay a dime for emergency services. Love it. Free Free Free
If you don't provide your information, who are they going to bill?
We give literally 100's of millions of dollars in charitable contributions and have given away fuel in some crisis situations. Just because it isn't all in the form of product doesn't mean anything. You are really dying on this hill.
So under this premise how do all ER's not go instantly broke? Because you overcharge those that can pay for services to absorb the cost of those who can't. That doesn't mean the service was free. The cost was transferred to others.
To expand on this, you can get admitted to the hospital ICU on ecmo and receive all of your healthcare needs without you paying a dime out of your pocket. Sure they can send you a bill. They can even sue. But can you actually get money from someone who has nothing?
Let me help you out. What you are trying to say is that your billing procedure is often times post service delivery. Very much like other industries.
And? The healthcare industry also gives billions in charitable contributions. The government mandates it even if it results in a loss. You'll have to provide some kind of link to lend credibility on Phillips providing free fuel that wasn't a sponsorship event or event reimbursed by someone, including the government. And we're talking point of care. Right here right now. I need gas and I have no way to pay for it.
You've jumped the shark. Do you know the signs for a stroke because you might be in the middle of one. Do you smell burnt toast? Head to an ER.
That's a giant bitch out. You can provide nothing so you burp up the lame "do your own research" line. Geez, definitely second grade but in a collision course with before pre K.
Lol. I'd deflect from looking like a complete dildo in a public forum as well if I were you. You're too chickenshit for 24/7 these days so I don't expect you'll stick around for the accountability of your dipshittery.
Oh f off. We don't issue a press release every time we do something like that. I know for a fact we did it during the Houston flooding and Lake Charles hurricane events. Did it make the news or did the company issue a release that it was done? Hell if I know.
I feel a little icky being a part of it to be honest haha. Not as bad as some of the osuintx threads, but still pretty bad 😂.
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Lol. Yep, not a single reference to your company providing fuel regardless of ability to pay.
I've heard there are a few places to get free gas in Norman, but you have to be a member of a certain athletic program to qualify.
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