Sarcasm

 Why too many medical series on TV? Is that their training ground for would be doctors and nurses? They played their roles, their parts more convincing than those who work for the hospitals and clinics. If those thousands of health care workers aka actors are using the hospitals and clinics for their drama series, no wonder why there's no more space or vacancy in hospitals for the real patients. WAIT FOR THOSE ACTORS to finish their acting once and for all.

Hmm, I could be wrong. Maybe they have their own studio with their own hospital equipment, tools and the MRI scanner, as in they are provided with the true, real modern convenience of medical supply and modern tools for their "acting."

Happened to watch THE RESIDENT and the hospital had way too many healthcare workers, more than hundred with few patients and the schedule of patients being admitted to the OR had to be cancelled in favor of the most patient that need the service promptly as possible as in EMERGENCY. That an unknown victim with a gunshot wound , ONE BULLET, they need to help save his life, even if he doesn't have the information they need, no insurance and his burgeoning bills up to more than $400,000 and still going up for the recuperation and recovery. Who pays for his bills?

LOOK PEOPLE! Especially you the health care workers, that set up a great example of following Hippocratic Oath. Good. For greater good.  What better lesson you learned from saving the life of a gunshot wound victim who is at the mercy of your service. You should be thankful you save his life and you gained knowledge from such OPERATION. You know how surgeons are trained long time ago? They are deployed in war torn countries, where they have to be in actual war zone, missiles being fired, bombs after bombs falling from the sky down to the ground and those medical surgeries were to be administered perfectly without hesitation, risking their lives to stay and survive and save the patients as well. Double pressure. Lots of pressure!Those highly skilled surgeons are now your surgeon generals. Their specialization is more than what you can take. Some doctors are highly skilled and have the specialty and respect that other health care workers don't have. 

Anyway, looking back to the old news from our TV, about those international students (from other countries) who complained about the high cost of living in Canada and to include the $75/month for health insurance they have to pay when they are only studying in Canada on scholarship program. Hmm, that's too much right? $75 per month. The monthly rent for an apartment is costly too. Living in Vancouver mainland is not cheap. I think they should have thought about it that sometimes "scholarship" meant something else, especially in Canada in a country with widely diverse community of ethnic , ancient, mentally challenged individuals. SCHOLARS. Scholarship must include scholars who know about accounting or simple math. Scholars who know how to budget and know the consequences of their actions and their advance thinking and resourcefulness. To gather information first on how you will be able to live in the most expensive city of Vancouver because ... even the richest, wealthiest people are struggling.

There are vocabulary words in Webster's Dictionary that have double meaning. Caution to the wind.

By the way, the vandals are caught on CCTV at Jack Poole's Light Cauldron (Olympic Games Cauldron). Two individuals were caught that looked like shadowy dark beings, one holding an ax? or a hammer? The video's not really so clear though, not showing the faces of the vandals. But they were "caught" because of their "bragging rights" as they confessed to their friends and then was reported. That's what it is. Some random guys could brag about it just to gain 15 minutes of fame on TV. Then they were to do community service and gain employment. I don't know if they will be arrested or put to jail. Bragging rights of being the guys that hammered the Olympic light cauldron? Wow! Fame! Flame!

At least it's not earthquake! Earthquake and or tremors in that part of the city would mean a huge downfall of the economy especially in the business of condominiums and skyscrapers being built for the refugees. Aren't we all suffering from high cost of living already?