Fermsy

DOCTOR: Your cholesterol is high. I’m putting you on statins.
ME: I changed my diet. Cut the processed stuff. Started walking every day.
DOCTOR: That’s not enough. You need medication.
ME: My numbers dropped 40 points in 3 months.
DOCTOR: …keep doing what you’re doing.
Nobody told me food could do that.
I spent years trusting a 7 minute appointment over my own body. Paying copays. Filling prescriptions. Never asking why.
Then I just… started paying attention.
Whole foods. Daily walks. Actually sleeping. Cutting the stuff that came in a box.
Free. All of it free.
I’m not anti-medicine. Some peo

A woman was accidentally paid around $20,000 instead of her normal paycheck and refused to return it. now she’s facing felony charges.
what’s interesting is how fast the system seems to move when a company loses money.
but when workers deal with unpaid wages, overtime issues, or payroll mistakes on the other side, people often feel like the process suddenly becomes a lot slower.
Question is: do people actually get equal treatment, or does urgency depend on who lost the money?