“Something tells me the booking procedures will not look the same in a few years. These attorneys won’t care about the industry and it’s problems keeping schedules met. They will damage the profit margins and screw with an already stressed system.”
Look, nobody wants to be bumped, but it’s the chance you take. Everyone is exposed to it. The airlines do compensate.
If you get bumped, take it like a man. Plan for that happening once in a while.
Something tells me the colonoscopy procedures will not look the same in a few years! The attorneys will not care about the medical industry and its problems keeping schedules and unneeded tests met. They (the attorneys) will damage the (doctors) i.e. exact same to (airlines) profit margin and screw with an already stressed system.
Look, nobody wants to accidentally have their large intestine perforated, but it’s a chance you take! Everyone is exposed to it! The doctors do compensate (or malpractice insurance does, but you may be dead!). If you get perforated during a colonoscopy, take it like a man (or woman)!!! Plan for that happening once in a while. Let’s think like doughtyone /s
Read up on death by colonoscopy!
Thanks for your dissenting post Torquay.
Strangely enough, this type of thing has been taking place for decades without something quite this bazaar happening.
Is it a perfect solution to the problem? No.
I’ve asked others what they think a solution would be. Perhaps you’ll be the first to provide some ideas.