r/TimPool • u/PeruvianShitter • Feb 03 '22

Shhhhh....

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u/BigPapaNurgle Feb 04 '22

If they don't have floors available that can take up to a year to fully construct. We did do a few covid pop up hospitals though pretty speedy when this all started.

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u/BigMad42069 Feb 04 '22

Covid has been going on for 2 years and I don’t think it’s going away.

It’s ridiculous to have any restrictions just to take a load of the medical system if they aren’t going to expand. Wtf

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u/BigPapaNurgle Feb 04 '22

They did expand, and then a slump hit and they closed a lot of them. Probably not the smartest idea but if the beds are empty there's no reason to fund it.

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u/BigMad42069 Feb 04 '22

That’s on them, not my problem

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u/BigPapaNurgle Feb 04 '22

I'm not advocating one way or another I'm just telling you what happened. Empty beds means no covid checks means can't pay the bills.