Why did you feel the need to share the product link when your question was: I had a good experience with a product, should I buy it again???

Lol

This reads like an advertisement.

I’m just kinda stuck on whether there is an option to play a non-specific ringtone.

Moreover, most governments (unless it’s a religious thing) don’t ban what you can eat… they only regulate items sold and marketed to you as food. E.g. I don’t think we have any laws that ban you from guzzling bleach, but I’m pretty sure you can’t legally pick up a cuppa hot bleach at your local beverage shop. INAL.

Hey—so uh—you didn’t say whose fingers were have to sacrifice. This is a no brainier.

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I like that growth mindset!

Voting/speaking against fascism

I still use matrix when I want to do complicated searches. Google bought it years ago and incorporated its feeds into google flights. Try the advanced options: https://matrix.itasoftware.com/search

I learned from the new Dexter show that you have to kill three times to become a serial killer. So, it seems like two is the optimum number here, reducing the number of murderers by one and increasing the number of serial killers by none.

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This explanation makes no sense in the context of OP’s question, given the order of comments…

Apparently I can’t read well the first 30 minutes of the day.

I would rain down bagels baguettes upon my enemies’ heads! Muhahaha.

I feel like you aren’t reading anything anyone is saying here. Go with canon, nikon, sony, or panasonic. Best of luck.

Write in pencil.

Wow. Who said anything about trapping. Both you an OP are dancing across the line of opposing arguments:

A cognizant patient is above all a free person. A free person is free to accept and to deny care, whatever may come.

I don’t understand the logic playing mental gymnastics to make a patient stay at a unit

You can’t make a patient stay unless they are mentally incompetent, a minor, or in a state where leaving could pose a threat to safety. This would likely require a court order. The patient is always free to simply leave. It’s not a stupid question, but it is a flawed premise.

So… both of your arguments effectively boil down to, “Why should medical professionals care?”

I’m finished with this thread.

I guess you could also ask what’s the reason for working at a suicide hotline? Seems similar enough in many cases.

Alternatively, I’m sure many patients simply see attempts to keep them there as upselling. They feel fine, etc. It’s not the medical professional’s fault our healthcare billing/payment system sucks. Many genuinely care, and without some level of urging… how would a patient know an issue was urgent?

I put whites into one pile, which allows me to use bleach if I want. The rest I split into “rough” or “heavy” fabrics (think jeans) and more “gentle” fabrics (think slacks). I’m not worried about the colors so much as wear on the clothes that can’t take a beating by getting mixed.