Gennadios

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[–] Gennadios 9 points 8 months ago

I've worked an ER servicing a major airport for years, I've seen tons of people like this lady come through. The vast majority of berzerk passenger syoroes involve first or business class passengers. That statement comes feom experience. 'Maybe's are like assholes, everyone has them.

[–] Gennadios 19 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) (8 children)

One of the 'tells' of mental illness in airplane passenger stories is business class. People experiencing manic episodes tend to take luxury options regardless of means.

It really sucks, and I'm sure red flags were present in the terminal if anyone paid attention.

On the plus side, she was probably hospitalized after the emergency landing, she may not be liable.

[–] Gennadios 4 points 8 months ago

Its a complex topic. On the one hand, retard police routinely put people who are violent but not for psych reasons on psych holds because it's less paperwork, and makes them the health systems problem instead of theirs.

On the other hand, psych nursing and medsurg nursing are two different skillsets and most medsurg nurses dont know their ass from emvironmental safety.

On the third hand, Doctors tend to be activist dipshits that routinely put staff's safety at risk by undermedicating.

Is any of this the fault of people going through a legitimate crisis event? No.

[–] Gennadios 5 points 8 months ago (1 children)

All of them? The vast majority of SovCits become SovCits because of crippling debt accrued prior to tp becoming SovCits. Its easier than not falling into debt in the forst place.

[–] Gennadios 8 points 8 months ago

This just in, studies using modern day neologisms are likely to find more evidence of modern day neologisms.

[–] Gennadios 10 points 8 months ago

This really isnt any different than Grandpa calling the cashier at the Piggly Wiggly a 'colored'.

[–] Gennadios 24 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) (8 children)

Well, there's sucking at handling credit cards at 11% interest, and there's sucking at handling credit cards at 28% interest.

Not that I feel bad about it because I reached adulthood and learned my lesson with the 2007 recession, but young people are experiencing the double whammy of being the 'number go up' generation, with their parents and education completely failing to prepare them for number go down.

Now the only numbers that go up are cost of living and interest rates.

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