(11-29-2020 07:27 AM)Rice93 Wrote: OO... do you really think that the hospital you have referenced has not opened because there are not enough patients for them to do any business?
I mean... that doesn't really make sense???
If the doors are closed (and construction inside is actually completed) I would assume that there is some sort of licensing issue.
The numbers of Texas hospital/ICU beds being taken up due to COVID have been increasing and seem to be hitting a critical level. Is your take that the MSM media has pushed forward this false negative and that hospitals are actually not busy at all?
I'm trying to understand your point with this one.
Maybe X made the same mistake you did.
I didn’t say or imply there are not enough patients for them to do
business. Where did y’all come upwith that?
If there was enough need to to fund the building of the hospital in the first place, there certainly was not less need after Covid hit. I think you and X did not think this through if you thought I was saying there was not enough need.
My question was why, with the reported overwhelming of hospitals, one that was brand new was allowed to stand unused.
X, in his own smarmy way, suggested one possible reason - staffing issues.
I certainly understand there could be staffing issues, and if X had just offered that possible reason without the smarm, I would have just thanked him for his input.
Perhaps also, the administrators did not want to contaminate a pristine facility.
Perhaps there is also a shortage of support staff - cooks, launderers, security, office, intake.
I find it ludicrous that he urges me to stop at a closed facility and wander the halls until challenged. I don’t need an answer so much that I am willing to go to jail for it.
I hope this clears it up for you. Your puzzlement is based on a false assumption of my supposed question.