Re: Auto accident versus collision; I was wrong

Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:

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That might work once but I suspect if that started being a regular thing
among agents, the bureaucrats would insist that you couldn't leave the
car without prior permission from a supervisor or dispatcher (if you
have dispatchers). I'm not even joking.

Last year, I had to have a gastroscopy at a local hospital. I was having
a bit of trouble with things "going down the wrong way" so they stuck a
tube down my throat to look around, then to make a bit more room for
food, pills, whatever to go down smoothly. They sedated me first. The
whole thing apparently only took about 5 minutes and I felt absolutely
fine when I woke up but the rules of this procedure are that I am
absolutely forbidden to drive myself home, take the bus home, or even
take a cab. The ONLY way they would do the procedure was for me to have
a friend pick me up afterwards and drive me home. . . .

It's a good idea. It's real easy to nick something in the G.I. tract, so
the want someone to keep an eye on you.