And if the government sucks, that means less money for pinball!

[hey you with the face]

Yeah, the hotel analogy only works to prop up the 'efficient business' narrative. Hospitals don't compete for occupancy.

But if that's the game, then a better comparison is Toronto during a Taylor Swift concert night when occupancy is closer to capacity and the want becomes a NEED. Consider the 1 night cost of a simple Holiday Inn. There's that ole' unfettered capitalism at work!

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Besides, I wouldn't want a minimum wage to ensure my room is free of germs. They deserve way more than that.

The property is already government owned, that's my point. Patients won't care if Taylor Swift is in town. This is Interesting, so $850 extra a day justifies a full cleaning that's done when the patient leaves after 2 months? Ok. I watched it go down with my own eyes. I donated the $125 a day to the hospital, but I'm not paying what they charge the Government. Sorry, not happening.