What Cheered You Up Today?

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For a long time, I answered, "Immigration, Agent Schultz." They have become immune to that , however with the new administration, it may be effective again. My wife bought a recycled flip phone for me when on the road. It sits on the charger in the kitchen, beeps and boops occasionally, and if I am close, I answer it. Usually a recorded message about school buss times, but often some official sounding person wanting John Jackson. Recently, I have been telling the land line callers who ask If I am ED, "No, this is John Jackson." I plan to use the above idea of house sitter and ED is on a round the world cruise because the Nigerian Prince payed off.
 
It was a great Thanksgiving! My daughter put up the tree and lights. Very happy day for all amid current state.
 

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Three months back I needed an urgent MRI and it took 9 weeeks to get it done. A friend with a suspected stroke had to wait 13 weeks.

From the results the doc sent me to a specialist in Brisbane who ordered another more specific MRI yesterday.

This morning I rang the same place that did the first one and I am having this next one tonight at 21:00.

Because of the many complaints about the backlog of urgent MRIs and CAT scans they have at long got approval to do three shifts so that they are working 07:00 to 22:00 monday thru Friday plus 8 hours on Saturday and Sunday.

Having several million dollars worth of machinery only being used 40 hours per week always was idiotic when there were massive backlogs. The fixed overhead costs are now being divided by 91 almost certainly means the actual cost of each MRI is now significantly lower and the death toll should drop minutely.
 

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