"Inspector Gadget" hit tv screens on a full time basis today in 1983 (pilot aired December 4, 1982).
BITE-SIZED FACT | The cartoon ran for two seasons and aired 86 episodes. #80s
“We’ll have 2 clocks sir?”
“Yes soldier. One the fans, coaches, players and announcers can see…and no one only 2 people can see”
“Which on will we use sir?”
“No one knows”
All of this is accurate. I think the biggest issue for most doctors is that we were demonized for just trying to save people’s lives. I am not political. I don’t care about Fauci, or any other hot button topic. And I definitely wasn’t compensated more during the COVID pandemic. My pay was cut 20% while working longer hours than I ever had in my life. Yes hospital systems received tons of govt money during COVID, but that definitely wasn’t passed on to those of us in the trenches.
@CraigN35834552@NickiNickimorg@DavidJHarrisJr I think you’re confusing rules made by the govt and the doctors who cared for patients. I made zero rules. I shut nothing down. I simply tried to take care of people who were extremely sick with a an illness that behaved unlike anything I had ever seen in my medical career.
@TheRealDon77@DavidJHarrisJr I’ll gladly talk to anyone. I don’t need a lawyer. Every doctor I know treated patients to the best of our ability/knowledge with the information/recommendations that were available at the time. As we learned more about the disease, treatment changed.
@gopackgowin1@DavidJHarrisJr Why would I lie about this. I am taking the time to interact with strangers. We used it. During the first 2 waves very little helped. We didn’t use “the shot” on anyone who was hospitalized. They already had Covid when they arrived to the hospital.
@NickiNickimorg@DavidJHarrisJr Normally when people get sick, they call 911, go to an ER, get admitted, and then either get better or worse and die. This wasn’t a zombie apocalypse.