Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again.

Before we get into this, I want to be very clear that I have not run into this problem.

I haven't heard a whisper of this where I am.

It hasn't even crossed people's minds. I haven't heard a whisper of this where I am.

It hasn't even crossed people's minds.

However, it has been brought to my attention

that in large metropolitan areas,

some of the hospitals there are refusing to allow their staff to bring in the equipment

they need to protect themselves, stuff that was donated, stuff they were able to scrounge up.

They're providing three reasons for this decision.

We're going to go through those three reasons right now and then

we're going to get to the real reasons. The reasons they're providing is that

one, well not everybody would get it if it was brought in in small

amounts like that you're right you're right but see you are in charge of a

hospital this isn't a classroom in a grade school.

Not everybody's going to get a piece of bubble gum.

I understand that many administrators at these large hospitals in major areas, they've never

seen a patient.

But there's a concept called triage.

Maybe you've heard about it.

Maybe it was in a memo or something.

The most immediate need would get it first,

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