Not really a right. But you definitely had legal president to argue with them and any force or turning you away for a service you had paid for you potential had a law suit on your hands.
One of our handicaps is that lots of "edumacated" people have spelling and grammar biases, i.e. they will outright dismiss claims if they're spelled incorrectly.
This is to their detriment. Because of this bias, they will only accept content from institutions that have editors, and most of these have been compromised.
But it's also to our detriment because it prevents us getting important points across, which is somewhat necessary to save civilization.
There's good reason. How can I trust anything you write if you can't get certain basic things correct? e.g. lose/loose, they're/their/there, it's, its. These things get drilled into you at public indoctrination camps. If you haven't learned these, I assume you have an IQ < 80 because you failed to learn. How can I take anything you say as factual if I think you're retarded?
As someone who as seen medical-medicare insurances claims, Labcorp is usually one of the cheaper places (years ago) to get bloodwork done if you had insurance.
LabCorp and Quest are basically the two national lab chains that do lab work. They're like McDonald's and Burger King, you always get sent to one of these two except if a group of doctors set up their own lab to scam insurance, or rare tests the national chains don't have.
Not really a right. But you definitely had legal president to argue with them and any force or turning you away for a service you had paid for you potential had a law suit on your hands.
* precedent
Thanks was getting really late and I was exhausted...
They must have been referring to Trump, our Legal President.
One of our handicaps is that lots of "edumacated" people have spelling and grammar biases, i.e. they will outright dismiss claims if they're spelled incorrectly.
This is to their detriment. Because of this bias, they will only accept content from institutions that have editors, and most of these have been compromised.
But it's also to our detriment because it prevents us getting important points across, which is somewhat necessary to save civilization.
There's good reason. How can I trust anything you write if you can't get certain basic things correct? e.g. lose/loose, they're/their/there, it's, its. These things get drilled into you at public indoctrination camps. If you haven't learned these, I assume you have an IQ < 80 because you failed to learn. How can I take anything you say as factual if I think you're retarded?
I had the same bias until I realized that some of the smartest people I know are dyslexic, and they think in different patterns than I do.
When you communicate with people who consistently make millions and can't spell... Your bank account tells you who's right.
As someone who as seen medical-medicare insurances claims, Labcorp is usually one of the cheaper places (years ago) to get bloodwork done if you had insurance.
LabCorp and Quest are basically the two national lab chains that do lab work. They're like McDonald's and Burger King, you always get sent to one of these two except if a group of doctors set up their own lab to scam insurance, or rare tests the national chains don't have.
Proud of you
What's the point of a mask mandate (or "vaccine") if there's exceptions? Being serious
That doesn't mean I'm arguing for them. The opposite
There is no point, it's just to show the government is doing something.
Once these people start getting shot they’ll stop enforcing it
Love seeing karens reeeeeee.
None of this is a right, but good for you pushing back on policy based on hysteria and not "science".