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... would a hospital make a McDonald's its adjunct restaurant. Think about all the times doctors nag people to eat better and lose weight, and all the people who can't eat McDonald's due to special dietary needs. I am just boggled by the loss of opportunity, because this shit is routine in L-American "health care" -- they push people around, but refuse to lift a finger to help. Hospital food is almost universally slop of exactly the kind they tell people not to eat, and the cafeterias or adjunct restaurants are barely better. What they should be doing is serving delicious well-balanced meals to show people how that works, and then doctors should eat that in public, because humans are prone to imitative behavior. I've read about outliers having an organic restaurant, but in terms of access, that's still a unicorn hunt. But McDonald's? Really? WTF.

Fortunately someone working there does NOT have their head up their ass, and has started a petition to replace it with a restaurant serving healthy food.

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"Follow the money" is usually a good way to find out why horseshit like this is happening.

Was about to say, hospitals are all about the bottom line.

Certainly the for-profit ones are. The government ones are all about not spending money on people, and veterans can tell you how much that sucks. Some non-profit hospitals are much more focused on client care. Trouble is, they're uncommon, and never enough to meet demand.

""Follow the money" is usually a good way to find out why horseshit like this is happening."
This is something ALL teens need to be taught as soon as they begin to understand adult type social interactions.
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Agreed. Who benefits? Who gets screwed? Things that seem crazy can make a lot more sense when you ferret out the motives, even if they're still stupid things to do.

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