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Plunkey Experienced 2150 PSI Today!

mrplunkey

mrplunkey

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Yes, I almost lost it today. We had a big group (~15 people) in from Russia on a corporate visit. We were leaving the corporate office to see a plant and walked through the gym.

We've got a decent corporate gym and two of the guys wanted to take a picture of themselves (and me). I suddenly realized I was standing in front of a piece of workout equipment with two Russians when "2150 PSI!!!" popped into my head. I swear I almost couldn't stop laughing. They still don't understand why.

They are supposed to send me the picture. If they do, I'll post it.
 
It was interesting to hear them describe a hospital's budget. They get reimbursed per procedure, and we asked what happens if they spend less than they are reimbursed for a surgery. They explained that wasn't the right thing to do. It was twilight-zone worthy.
 
mrplunkey said:
It was interesting to hear them describe a hospital's budget. They get reimbursed per procedure, and we asked what happens if they spend less than they are reimbursed for a surgery. They explained that wasn't the right thing to do. It was twilight-zone worthy.
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If he dies, he dies?
 
mrplunkey said:
It was interesting to hear them describe a hospital's budget. They get reimbursed per procedure, and we asked what happens if they spend less than they are reimbursed for a surgery. They explained that wasn't the right thing to do. It was twilight-zone worthy.
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indeed, a pair of sneaky cossacks having to explain integrity to an american businessmen....that is about as twilighty as it gets. In fact I may have heard just about everything now. Did anyone think we'd ever see this day? Shoudl we cry or laugh..I'm not sure which, so I'll just LMFAO all day.



in·teg·ri·ty (n-tgr-t)
n.
1. Steadfast adherence to a strict moral or ethical code.
2. The state of being unimpaired; soundness.
.


integrity [ɪnˈtɛgrɪtɪ]
n
1. adherence to moral principles; honesty
2. the quality of being unimpaired; soundness
 
redsamurai said:
indeed, a pair of sneaky cossacks having to explain integrity to an american businessmen....that is about as twilighty as it gets. In fact I may have heard just about everything now. Did anyone think we'd ever see this day? Shoudl we cry or laugh..I'm not sure which, so I'll just LMFAO all day.



in·teg·ri·ty (n-tgr-t)
n.
1. Steadfast adherence to a strict moral or ethical code.
2. The state of being unimpaired; soundness.
.


integrity [ɪnˈtɛgrɪtɪ]
n
1. adherence to moral principles; honesty
2. the quality of being unimpaired; soundness
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I knew you'd bite on that.

So yes, they told a room full of US businessmen exactly what they wanted to hear: "We just want to buy stuff. We have to spend the money, so we don't really need to worry about price."

It's like rolling-up to the used car dealer and saying: "I have $8,000 to spend, what should I buy?".

I bet you do that too.
 
mrplunkey said:
It's like rolling-up to the used car dealer and saying: "I have $8,000 to spend, what should I buy?".
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I've done similar

I've decided on a car and felt comfortable paying $xx,xxx.xx for it.

I had my credit union draft a letter stating in effect, "Mr. PICK3 is pre-approved up to $xx,xxx.xx."

I'd tell the stealership I wood like to give them moar, butt my hands are wut?

th_aslavetobyspellbinderimuy0.jpg


that's right, they're tied

and my back is against wut?

brick-wall_~pr90325.jpg


yep, it's against a wall
 
PICK3 said:
I've done similar

I've decided on a car and felt comfortable paying $xx,xxx.xx for it.

I had my credit union draft a letter stating in effect, "Mr. PICK3 is pre-approved up to $xx,xxx.xx."

I'd tell the stealership I wood like to give them moar, butt my hands are wut?

th_aslavetobyspellbinderimuy0.jpg


that's right, they're tied

and my back is against wut?

brick-wall_~pr90325.jpg


yep, it's against a wall
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If your credit is good enough for them to write you a letter of credit with no LTV stipulations then they should be smart enough to try and flip you to their lenders.
 
miplank said:
If your credit is good enough for them to write you a letter of credit with no LTV stipulations then they should be smart enough to try and flip you to their lenders.
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I requested teh limit on the letter I could have gotten moar, I separate teh deal from teh financing ... my loan is my bizness, no credit checks authorized by stealerships (as far as they know I got the $$$ by blowing an old dood)

Nobody is flipping me

It's knot my first rodeo



just sayin'
 
miplank said:
If your credit is good enough for them to write you a letter of credit with no LTV stipulations then they should be smart enough to try and flip you to their lenders.
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I've been buying/selling cars since you were crapping some off shade of yellow/green


just sayin'
 
mrplunkey said:
I knew you'd bite on that.

So yes, they told a room full of US businessmen exactly what they wanted to hear: "We just want to buy stuff. We have to spend the money, so we don't really need to worry about price."

It's like rolling-up to the used car dealer and saying: "I have $8,000 to spend, what should I buy?".

I bet you do that too.
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wait, didn't they just explain to you that they don't short change procedures than pocket the excess?
 
redsamurai said:
wait, didn't they just explain to you that they don't short change procedures than pocket the excess?
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No, they explained that they get a fixed amount per procedure and are expected to spend exactly that -- No more, no less.

Therefore they have absolutely zero incentive to reduce or even manage cost. They match the quality of care to fit the cost they're given. Just like we will in several years.
 
mrplunkey said:
No, they explained that they get a fixed amount per procedure and are expected to spend exactly that -- No more, no less.

Therefore they have absolutely zero incentive to reduce or even manage cost. They match the quality of care to fit the cost they're given. Just like we will in several years.
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you sure cause from your original retelling of the story it sure sounds like they're saying they don't pocket any excess. You may be right in explaining their cost structure but it still sounds like they said no dude, we don't go high and pocket the low. Just sayin. I think the interaction may have been over your head despite being in the room, right next to them infact.
 
redsamurai said:
you sure cause from your original retelling of the story it sure sounds like they're saying they don't pocket any excess. You may be right in explaining their cost structure but it still sounds like they said no dude, we don't go high and pocket the low. Just sayin. I think the interaction may have been over your head despite being in the room, right next to them infact.
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Do you even realize I'm reveling in the fact that you still don't understand the drive to make a profit on each procedure is the same drive they should have to lower their own costs and improve?

That's why I hung post #6 out there in the first place. I knew you'd bite. And in all fairness, I thought Mr. Db might bite on it too, but you swallowed the whole lure from the jump. Mr. Db would have seen it coming and caught himself.

Regardless, I am amused.
 
we are talking about socialized medicine in Russia correct? So they're already being compensated as part of the cost of the procedure correct?
 
redsamurai said:
we are talking about socialized medicine in Russia correct? So they're already being compensated as part of the cost of the procedure correct?
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Awwww... that's so cute. I like watching you try to re-frame a blunder as a misunderstanding.

A fundamental tenet of capitalism flew right over your head (/gasp). Perhaps you should visit www.cybercollege.com/capitalism_101


(Damn... I knew you'd try to click that link!)
 
mrplunkey said:
Awwww... that's so cute. I like watching you try to re-frame a blunder as a misunderstanding.

A fundamental tenet of capitalism flew right over your head (/gasp). Perhaps you should visit www.cybercollege.com/capitalism_101


(Damn... I knew you'd try to click that link!)
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not trying to re frame nothing....so far I haven't heard anything from you that say's I missed something. I think you are reframing things and saying you "hung one out there" for someone to bite.

Is one of those tenets of capitalism graft? yes i did miss that one.
 
redsamurai said:
not trying to re frame nothing....so far I haven't heard anything from you that say's I missed something. I think you are reframing things and saying you "hung one out there" for someone to bite.

Is one of those tenets of capitalism graft? yes i did miss that one.
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Now I believe you're just trying to entertain me. Thank you.

Perhaps someday you will fortunate enough to secure employment with an organization noble enough to not make a profit.
 
mrplunkey said:
Now I believe you're just trying to entertain me. Thank you.

Perhaps someday you will fortunate enough to secure employment with an organization noble enough to not make a profit.
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again, we're talking about a socialized medical system where the govt pays them a certain amount per procedure and their compensation is already worked into that initial payment. So you asked them what they do with the money if they happen to go under the amount they were given. Don't test me boy i know the principle of profit making, i just spent all weekend on a feasibility analysis. This isn't the issue though kudo's for trying to deflect. You asked them what they did with leftover money and they said that it's incorrect to not report that.....so if I have the interaction wrong, by all means explain to me that I do. But it sure still sounds like they told you they don't pocket any extra money from procedures and put it back into the system.
 
redsamurai said:
again, we're talking about a socialized medical system where the govt pays them a certain amount per procedure and their compensation is already worked into that initial payment. So you asked them what they do with the money if they happen to go under the amount they were given. Don't test me boy i know the principle of profit making, i just spent all weekend on a feasibility analysis. This isn't the issue though kudo's for trying to deflect. You asked them what they did with leftover money and they said that it's incorrect to not report that.....so if I have the interaction wrong, by all means explain to me that I do. But it sure still sounds like they told you they don't pocket any extra money from procedures and put it back into the system.
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A cybercollege feasibility analysis? Is this part of a killer paid-unpaid hay bailing internship?
 
redsamurai said:
so mad enough to suck my cock while flapping ur arms like a silly bird?
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There you go with that creepy gay thing again.

This is reminiscent of your former posts grading the various textures of semen.

/shudder
 
mrplunkey said:
Yes, I almost lost it today. We had a big group (~15 people) in from Russia on a corporate visit. We were leaving the corporate office to see a plant and walked through the gym.

We've got a decent corporate gym and two of the guys wanted to take a picture of themselves (and me). I suddenly realized I was standing in front of a piece of workout equipment with two Russians when "2150 PSI!!!" popped into my head. I swear I almost couldn't stop laughing. They still don't understand why.

They are supposed to send me the picture. If they do, I'll post it.
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lol
 
mrplunkey said:
It was interesting to hear them describe a hospital's budget. They get reimbursed per procedure, and we asked what happens if they spend less than they are reimbursed for a surgery. They explained that wasn't the right thing to do. It was twilight-zone worthy.
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i'm still catching the same drift as before....if they're under they give it back but they're making sure they spend what they're given so that the care is as top notch as can be. So in essence their saying they do their best not to short change the individual. It's a socialized system so it's apples to oranges but couldn't you learn something from that squibbles?
 
redsamurai said:
i'm still catching the same drift as before....if they're under they give it back but they're making sure they spend what they're given so that the care is as top notch as can be. So in essence their saying they do their best not to short change the individual. It's a socialized system so it's apples to oranges but couldn't you learn something from that squibbles?
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I already have learned something: I learned cybercollege has really shitty classes on capitalism.
 
Ebony is it wrong I'm still thoroughly enjoying those sly,sneaky russian cossacks showing up squids in matters of honesty and integrity? Hey it was his story, he wrote it...not me.
 
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