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showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:Notice the different treatment from a hotel concierge and a government employee when you ask a question?

No. Have had good and bad in both.

Must be different there. Here most government employees are pretty much lazy pieces of shit who I swear we hire just to keep off of welfare.

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:Notice the different treatment from a hotel concierge and a government employee when you ask a question?

No. Have had good and bad in both.

Must be different there. Here most government employees are pretty much lazy pieces of shit who I swear we hire just to keep off of welfare.

Definitely a US problem then. Sorry your system sucks.

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:Notice the different treatment from a hotel concierge and a government employee when you ask a question?

No. Have had good and bad in both.

Must be different there. Here most government employees are pretty much lazy pieces of shit who I swear we hire just to keep off of welfare.

Definitely a US problem then. Sorry your system sucks.

I will take freedom any day over oppression.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

So when you go to a restaurant are you an asshole to the server? They're not paying you. Hell, they're taking your money from you. So you must be a total twat to them.

And HMF Radio when we ran that, did you ring in and act like a turd since we didn't pay you an appearance fee?

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:Notice the different treatment from a hotel concierge and a government employee when you ask a question?

No. Have had good and bad in both.

Must be different there. Here most government employees are pretty much lazy pieces of shit who I swear we hire just to keep off of welfare.

Definitely a US problem then. Sorry your system sucks.

I will take freedom any day over oppression.

Me too. Good talk.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

you can't appreciate capitalism, without looking at it from an angle of greed?

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:Notice the different treatment from a hotel concierge and a government employee when you ask a question?

No. Have had good and bad in both.

Must be different there. Here most government employees are pretty much lazy pieces of shit who I swear we hire just to keep off of welfare.

Definitely a US problem then. Sorry your system sucks.

I will take freedom any day over oppression.

Me too. Good talk.

It was p good.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

you can't appreciate capitalism, without looking at it from an angle of greed?

I'm also intrigued by this government machine you've built that has no ability to be let go. Exciting.

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

So when you go to a restaurant are you an asshole to the server? They're not paying you. Hell, they're taking your money from you. So you must be a total twat to them.

And HMF Radio when we ran that, did you ring in and act like a turd since we didn't pay you an appearance fee?

Well, I do sit down and ask them to serve me. It is not like I go in the kitchen and help them carry the food out and back. I don't bring them drinks, etc. There is a clear delineation as to who is the customer and who serves the customer.

It is amazing how often you feel like you are serving the government. "Here, go fill out these complicated forms, and bring them back. In a few weeks we might get back to you if we feel like it"

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

you can't appreciate capitalism, without looking at it from an angle of greed?

I am honest that the vast majority of people go to work every day and perform jobs they would not otherwise be interested in doing every day because they want money, not because they enjoy sucking shit out of septic tanks and washing dishes so much.

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

you can't appreciate capitalism, without looking at it from an angle of greed?

I'm also intrigued by this government machine you've built that has no ability to be let go. Exciting.

Democrats made it difficult to fire government employees.

Foo wrote:
I am honest that the vast majority of people go to work every day and perform jobs they would not otherwise be interested in doing every day because they want money, not because they enjoy sucking shit out of septic tanks and washing dishes so much.

correction: because they need money. if they were in a position that money wasn't a necessity, largely, they would seek out ways to earn money that they also enjoyed or felt fulfillment from.

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

Foo wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Side note: this is why your system is garbage, on a macro-economic scale. You say hospitals are there to make money and so far many of you agree. That's enough to show your system is fundamentally broken and needs changing. But all that for another day.

Depends if you prefer nice restaurants or school lunches to eat.

Neither. I prefer to have a hospital whose primary function is care. Not profits.

School lunch it is.

Why do you think you receive better service at a nice restaurant than at a school lunch hall?

this would seem to contradict your argument against the nurse, and hospital employees in general. if more money brings more care and effort toward their patients, then it doesn't seem to be about greed or selfishness, so much, as just being more comfortable and capable to help?

Not at all, try viewing it from the spectrum of someone who appreciates capitalism.

I try my best because I want a good life, which money provides. I get money by keeping customers happy. The average government employee treats people like shit because they lack that incentive.

you can't appreciate capitalism, without looking at it from an angle of greed?

I'm also intrigued by this government machine you've built that has no ability to be let go. Exciting.

Democrats made it difficult to fire government employees.

would firing employees fix the system, or just bring in a new group that seeks the same things from their job, based on your premise?

OF course firing people who are not performing as expected would change the culture. They have been fat and happy for too long.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:
I am honest that the vast majority of people go to work every day and perform jobs they would not otherwise be interested in doing every day because they want money, not because they enjoy sucking shit out of septic tanks and washing dishes so much.

correction: because they need money. if they were in a position that money wasn't a necessity, largely, they would seek out ways to earn money that they also enjoyed or felt fulfillment from.

I agree with the first part. I don't know how many would actually go out and do anything redeemable otherwise, however.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:
I am honest that the vast majority of people go to work every day and perform jobs they would not otherwise be interested in doing every day because they want money, not because they enjoy sucking shit out of septic tanks and washing dishes so much.

correction: because they need money. if they were in a position that money wasn't a necessity, largely, they would seek out ways to earn money that they also enjoyed or felt fulfillment from.

And who would wash dishes and suck the shit out of skeptics if everyone is given everything?

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:
I am honest that the vast majority of people go to work every day and perform jobs they would not otherwise be interested in doing every day because they want money, not because they enjoy sucking shit out of septic tanks and washing dishes so much.

correction: because they need money. if they were in a position that money wasn't a necessity, largely, they would seek out ways to earn money that they also enjoyed or felt fulfillment from.

And who would wash dishes and suck the shit out of skeptics if everyone is given everything?

"suck the shit out of skeptics"

Haha! Damn you autocorrect!