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I imagine the leaders of the hospital industry appearing before Congress and saying We know that the costs of healthcare are eclipsing GDP and that the current system is becoming unsustainable but we have a plan to fix this problem. Right now we have top scientists and engineers around the globe working on new and innovative ways to restrict the use of toilet paper by our staff. It is our belief that we can save healthcare by making it hard for doctors and nurses to wipe their asses.
I mean seriously, how much do they think theyre gonna save by installing these stupid TP dispensers that limit you to one square at a time? And the effort they devote to this is nuts. Every three months facilities is in there installing new ever more fiendish dispensers all the while laughing maniacally saying You might as well just use your hands now you sorry bastards! Mwuhahahahaaa!
Im this close to taking care of the problem by dragging my ass around the main nursing station doggy style. I may actually just start bringing my own Charmin. Thatll be interesting when ever I get dragged into a patient room on my way to the bathroom. Now Ill be holding a roll of TP which will give additional credence to my usual impatient demeanor.
I mean seriously, how much do they think theyre gonna save by installing these stupid TP dispensers that limit you to one square at a time? And the effort they devote to this is nuts. Every three months facilities is in there installing new ever more fiendish dispensers all the while laughing maniacally saying You might as well just use your hands now you sorry bastards! Mwuhahahahaaa!
Im this close to taking care of the problem by dragging my ass around the main nursing station doggy style. I may actually just start bringing my own Charmin. Thatll be interesting when ever I get dragged into a patient room on my way to the bathroom. Now Ill be holding a roll of TP which will give additional credence to my usual impatient demeanor.