[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

You seriously comparing quavers and £23,000,000 of precious NHS money wasted on non-mecical care.

Well, you add up all of those Quaver bags and you have quite a pile of money. We might fight the obesity epidemic that is DRAINING our country too.

But, whilst we're at it let's sack the office staff and the grounds keepers and any other "non-medical care" and you might realise what a ridiculous Utopia you have dreamt up.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Well, you add up all of those Quaver bags and you have quite a pile of money. We might fight the obesity epidemic that is DRAINING our country too.

But, whilst we're at it let's sack the office staff and the grounds keepers and any other "non-medical care" and you might realise what a ridiculous Utopia you have dreamt up.

This gets sillier by the minute - office staff etc are needed to help provide the care. Lazy people wasting tax payers money are not.

I know more about this than you clearly do so I won't waste my time anymore.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

This gets sillier by the minute - office staff etc are needed to help provide the care. Lazy people wasting tax payers money are not.

So, out of every penny of the NHS budget (I'm guessing you have scanned over it here) the biggest waste you could find on "non-medical" care is interpreters? Really?

Also, the only way someone cannot be fluent in English (especially when it comes to discussing medical issues and treatment which is a tough thing to do even when Doctor/Patient share a language) is them being "lazy people"? Really?

Oh but, wait...

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I know more about this than you clearly do so I won't waste my time anymore.

Oh yes. Of course. I forgot...

Originally Posted by Brillopad

It is very expensive.

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I work in the NHS and have arranged interpreters.

Well, it's hard to debate these stone cold facts.

But, wait. I work in the NHS and serve chips.

It is very expensive.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

So, out of every penny of the NHS budget (I'm guessing you have scanned over it here) the biggest waste you could find on "non-medical" care is interpreters? Really?

Also, the only way someone cannot be fluent in English (especially when it comes to discussing medical issues and treatment which is a tough thing to do even when Doctor/Patient share a language) is them being "lazy people"? Really?

Oh but, wait...



Oh yes. Of course. I forgot...





Well, it's hard to debate these stone cold facts.

But, wait. I work in the NHS and serve chips.

It is very expensive.

I serve chips do l. Why did I waste my time at uni I wonder.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I serve chips do l. Why did I waste my time at uni I wonder.

No.

I serve chips. How else do you think I know so much about how much of the NHS budget is wasted on Quavers?

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

No.

I serve chips. How else do you think I know so much about how much of the NHS budget is wasted on Quavers?

You can dress it up all you like but if people made more effort in the country they have chosen to live to learn the language more money would be available for the care of others.

It isn't rocket science - although to some maybe it is.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

You can dress it up all you like but if people made more effort in the country they have chosen to live to learn the language more money would be available for the care of others.

It isn't rocket science - although to some maybe it is.

Oh no, trust me, it's dressed enough. You've over dressed it.

Lazy foreigners are causing a strain on NHS budgets and taking much needed care away from dying English people. We all get it.

Just like if people picked up after themselves we wouldn't have to employ cleaners and litter pickers.
Meanwhile, in the real world...