Why are Americans so prudish? If someone’s attractive, they attract attention. It doesn’t mean you’re going to assault someone if you look at them. Geesh.

So either corporate doesn’t want to hire; it looks good in the financials that there’s less spend on employees. Or the 3rd party hr gets paid per person I interviewed so it’s not in their interests to actually land a person at the job - that would only stop them being able to charge for interviews for the position. Either way, it’s a massive fuck up and will destroy the company.

Older browsers don’t support features that the pages are coded with. This could be security or just layout issues. It’s difficult to support older browsers, or just the volume of browsers x versions. So it’s reasonable to limit the test space. And it’s usually easy for users to upgrade.

For anyone who cares, it’s actually ‘Glass Fiber’. As opposed to the plastic stuff.

I wonder who was the model

Always do!

Just being pendantic about your phrase of ‘produce condensation’. The mist has already condensed; it is condensation, so it cannot produce condensation.

Don’t call me Serious.

How can steam condense if it is already liquid?

If a doctor has to defend themselves in court they have to pay a lawyer, spend a bunch of time on it and it’s a huge stressor. Much easier to just stay quiet. Almost all doctors would step in and save a live if there was something specific that they needed to be done. But in an airplane, there’s barely any equipment - all of the stewards are going to be trained in first aid and cpr, so are likely better able to manage anything that can be done. The only reason they ask for a doctor is because it’s a trope that people expect (so people would be upset if they didn’t, and so didn’t appear to be doing all they could), and to share the responsibility.

It is worth it to a doctor to throw away their career and life savings to find out?

But who defines ‘very stupid’. The loved ones of the person who dies because the doctor didn’t recommend an emergency stop?

It’s not really about being paid, it’s about being covered by malpractice insurance which typically only happens for paid services. Yes people or people’s families regularly sue doctors when treatment is unsuccessful. Some jurisdictions don’t allow this, but often while non doctors cannot be sued because of these ‘Good Samaritan’ laws, doctors can still be. And when you’re in the air, it’s not always clear what jurisdiction you are in.

Sure, I’m shitty. But I’m not a doctor. I’ve heard doctors taking about exactly this. And ones not from the U.S.

2 glasses is over the limit for doctors. When on call you can’t drink even one.

All they have to do is have a glass or two of wine and say they’re not able to act in a professional capacity.

Most doctors won’t admit to being a doctor in such circumstances anyway. If they do, they become responsible for the patient for the duration of the trip, and they don’t get paid. They may have to make a call whether to emergency land early (pissing off everyone on the plane any delaying their own plans) or risking the life of the patient. It’s a no win situation.

Insurance will cover most of it. And there will be more jobs as things are cleaned up and rebuilt.

Nostril = wrong hole. Trust me.

You maybe have a shitty bidet, or its settings need to be adjusted .
Also there’s a bit of technique - you gotta move around a bit; work the spray around to get everything.