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October 7, 2009 at 7:16 AM in reply to: The “Real” Economy Is Dying: Q4 “Going to Be a Bloodbath” #465700October 7, 2009 at 7:16 AM in reply to: The “Real” Economy Is Dying: Q4 “Going to Be a Bloodbath” #465909
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ParticipantCall the manager a day before you want the cash and tell them the amount and pickup time. They can make the arrangements/transfers and will have it ready for you.
Depending of the banks layout, you will be ushered to a commercial window or to an out of public view area. You will also be more comfortable than standing at a window watching the teller count big cash in view of other customers.
While $10k is not that much money for a bank, I’m thinking their security measures explain your experience.
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
ParticipantIt is an issue of insurance provider not healthcare. Anyone can walk into an emergency room and receive treatment…for free. As well as free neighborhood clinics for the impoverished.
Another variable that no one mentions is that if you are going to offer -more- healthcare to -more- people, who will provide the actual service? Do we have an abundance of docs? No. Everyone will not see doctors right away they will first have to see a physicians tech or an RN’s.
Is this an improvement of service?
ParticipantIt is an issue of insurance provider not healthcare. Anyone can walk into an emergency room and receive treatment…for free. As well as free neighborhood clinics for the impoverished.
Another variable that no one mentions is that if you are going to offer -more- healthcare to -more- people, who will provide the actual service? Do we have an abundance of docs? No. Everyone will not see doctors right away they will first have to see a physicians tech or an RN’s.
Is this an improvement of service?
ParticipantIt is an issue of insurance provider not healthcare. Anyone can walk into an emergency room and receive treatment…for free. As well as free neighborhood clinics for the impoverished.
Another variable that no one mentions is that if you are going to offer -more- healthcare to -more- people, who will provide the actual service? Do we have an abundance of docs? No. Everyone will not see doctors right away they will first have to see a physicians tech or an RN’s.
Is this an improvement of service?
ParticipantIt is an issue of insurance provider not healthcare. Anyone can walk into an emergency room and receive treatment…for free. As well as free neighborhood clinics for the impoverished.
Another variable that no one mentions is that if you are going to offer -more- healthcare to -more- people, who will provide the actual service? Do we have an abundance of docs? No. Everyone will not see doctors right away they will first have to see a physicians tech or an RN’s.
Is this an improvement of service?
ParticipantIt is an issue of insurance provider not healthcare. Anyone can walk into an emergency room and receive treatment…for free. As well as free neighborhood clinics for the impoverished.
Another variable that no one mentions is that if you are going to offer -more- healthcare to -more- people, who will provide the actual service? Do we have an abundance of docs? No. Everyone will not see doctors right away they will first have to see a physicians tech or an RN’s.
Is this an improvement of service?
ParticipantBought mine from Southland Sod ordered through Ewing Irrigation. They cut it and deliver it the next day. Ask for the first delivery of the day. This depends on what else is on the truck but no harm in asking. Better product than the Depot stock that has sit on a pallet for a couple of days.
Pay the $35 delivery fee even if you have a big pickup truck. The stuff is very heavy 😉
Marathon grows well but is quite thirsty.
ParticipantBought mine from Southland Sod ordered through Ewing Irrigation. They cut it and deliver it the next day. Ask for the first delivery of the day. This depends on what else is on the truck but no harm in asking. Better product than the Depot stock that has sit on a pallet for a couple of days.
Pay the $35 delivery fee even if you have a big pickup truck. The stuff is very heavy 😉
Marathon grows well but is quite thirsty.
ParticipantBought mine from Southland Sod ordered through Ewing Irrigation. They cut it and deliver it the next day. Ask for the first delivery of the day. This depends on what else is on the truck but no harm in asking. Better product than the Depot stock that has sit on a pallet for a couple of days.
Pay the $35 delivery fee even if you have a big pickup truck. The stuff is very heavy 😉
Marathon grows well but is quite thirsty.
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