@QuintonLucasKC I absolutely love the wave of tourism that came through KC and find it hard to believe it didn’t benefit those strategically positioned to embrace the surge. But I also hate FIFA’s “we take everything and contribute nothing” model.
@offdeblockchain@TeamStubHub I don’t understand how they can legally sell tickets, then pull the rug out from underneath you days before the event, saying whoops, we don’t have the tickets after all.
@offdeblockchain@TeamStubHub Please let me know if @TeamStubHub makes this right. I had the exact same thing happen, bought tickets Dec 2025 for this Saturday’s Ecuador VS Curaçao. Just now emailed they no longer have the tickets.
There will be no private DMs. People want transparency and accountability so we’re going do this right here in public. You can start by apologizing to all impacted and then reimburse them all of their expenses with extra flight credit/money for the trouble caused.
I’m sorry, but I disagree with this decision. We seem to operate under the assumption that physicians are responsible for fixing every aspect of society, which is unrealistic.
First, we already have trained professionals in nutrition—dietitians. Yet we consistently underpay them and fail to provide adequate access to their services. While physicians receiving 40 hours of nutrition education isn’t inherently a bad idea, delivering the behavioral interventions required to meaningfully change diet often takes hours of patient engagement. In the current system, many physicians are fortunate if they can spend 5–10 minutes with a patient a few times per year.
The problem is not that people are unaware they should eat more fruits and vegetables. The larger issue is that the food system itself heavily subsidizes and incentivizes highly processed foods. Structural changes to that system would likely have a far greater impact than physicians repeatedly telling patients to eat more fruits and vegetables.
At some point, we need to acknowledge the limits of what can realistically be addressed within a brief clinical encounter. It’s all so exhausting.
Lionel Messi and team Argentina arriving in Kansas City realizing they can go to Great Wolf Lodge, Bass Pro Shop, Dave and Buster's and Nebraska Furniture Mart in the same outlet..