Seriously, I don't go to a restaurant and complain to the waiter about how expensive the food is, complain about how I have so much student debt that I eat crappy food most days at home, and how I would love to order that steak but it's too expensive. I don't go, "Why are you charging me. $30 for that steak when the meat itself is only $15 if you buy it at the store!? Chili's had a 2 entree for the price of one deal now, why don't you???"
And then just walk out after asking for a lemon slice in my water and eating 2 baskets of rolls, not paying anything, and verbally being all pissed off about how even just the salad is $10.
Why is it unacceptable to do that, but it's perfectly fine to assume that vets don't have to get paid for their services or their time? Just because a lot of compassion is involved in my job does not mean I shouldn't be compensated. Ugh.
But I forgot this was a rave thread. For once I saw a show with real commercials! Something I never thought I'd be happy about, but for some reason I am. I've felt so left out from the "have you seen that commercial?" conversations.