Well, that didn’t take long.

Why is this news in the U.S. Don't we already have enough vainglourious twatwaffles running around?

I found contrasting data in a peer reviewed academic paper published by Healthaffairs.org. titled “The Potential Healthcare Costs And Resource Use Associated With COVID-19 In The United States” published April 23rd 2020.

“seems significantly off” based Healthcaredive’s article on a peer reviewed academic study in Health Affairs VOL 39, NO. 6 published April, 23rd 2020 “The Potential Health Care Costs And Resource Use Associated With COVID-19 In The United States”.

While we all anticipated that Sturgis was going to be a COVID shit show, the figure of $46,000 average cost for a single COVID case doesn’t seem very credible.

Couldn’t this also be an indictment on the stupid cost of medicine in the US?  I mean the people that went to Sturgis deserve every bit of illness and vitriol they have coming, but $46,000 per case?  The whole thing is stupid, from beginning to end.

Jeep: You don’t even know how much it cost to design and manufacture this thing. And you don’t know how much people are willing to pay for it.

Neat.  I don’t want that feature.

I like how he even looked up at one point. I think that’s what I’d do too, like “where the hell did that come from?”

If it were a union job, the post wouldn’t be up yet and the tire would have wiped out one of the eight guys getting paid $35/hour to stand around and smoke butts.

wow, 2020 has not been a Goodyear

I was waiting for this to arrive.

Hit the door with near Continental force. 

The last 12 seconds of the video are some big 2020 vibes.

She is 15.

Yeah...this is icky. She’s like 15? Her life is hard enough. Let her be.

Cut this shit out. She is a teenager in a dysfunctional family. You are compounding her anguish. Just stop.

Funny.

Did... you just call basic scientific discussion “weasel words”?

Question: What studies have you been reading that are ever 100% sure that they have found what they have found?

Because I will say that I’m CERTAIN that uncertain words are generally typical of most scientific and technical conversations.

For example:

If you…