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This one was a good little movie

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could see there being a bit of a behind the scenes struggle with now vs later. With the GM saying "Yeah we know you want to go all in now because you might not be here tomorrow

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There should be an agreed upon strategy but many coaches are terrible GMs.

The goal for the GM is presumably long term. For the typical head coach that's not a problem unless tanking for picks costs him the job

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One thing to consider from the vets' perspective is too many times the owner brings in the pet that is indeed already in the process of dying. It's more difficult for the vet than most people think.The suicide rate for vets is real.

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It's a difficult profession in a lot of ways. Especially the death part. Putting down a dog you love with an owner you care about sucks.

Occasionally you have people go mental around the time of euthanasia. I had a rough one with a dog with what I believe was a brain tumor that didn't die smoothly. The owners were extremely agitated and the dog could tell before I gave it a sedation cocktail. Even with presedation the dog was vocalizing.(whining) after a massive overdose of pentobarbital and I had to give it a second dose quickly. I've had to euthanize probably a thousand or more dogs and still remember that one. Nothing that you could do but you always remember someone screaming at you with murder in their eyes for something you couldn't prevent and their emotional state likely contributed to. There's a shitty part of me that still remembers that hateful old woman and her son.

We deal with people abusing pets. We deal with unwanted pets. We deal with real poverty cases and many more claiming poverty. If you ever find yourself "comping" a procedure then the precedent is set and that person and their friends will expect more. This way leads to bankruptcy. Ironically enough it also leads to more loud complaints. Once a customer identifies their ability to manipulate you they will escalate.

We also deal with drug abusers and seekers. People using their pet's pain medications. We deal with threats. Most commonly from the people who are the drug seekers or the one most responsible for the pet illness or injury.

This is the wrong thread for most of the people posting to respond positively but here goes.

Yes we do save a lot of pets lives. We save them after they are off leash and get hit by a car. We save them when owners don't vaccinate and they get parvovirus. We save them when you don't spay them and they get pyometra. We save them when the owner leaves their clothes laying around and they eat your underwear. We save them you bring them in before they are dead from Addison's.

We don't save them all. We can't fix everything. The money is a lot when there's an emergency and blood work and other diagnostics aren't cheap. But they are a fraction of what you pay for human medical care. Let me know when your orthopedic surgeon will do his next knee replacement for 4 to 6k. It sucks having a dog with IVDD but there's zero chance the human surgeons and radiologists would do the same thing for the amount of money involved.

I love my clients that love their pets. I don't expect people outside of the profession to understand the highs and lows but I have relatively limited patience for the complaints about the profession from people who spend more on alcohol or drugs than the living creature in your house that loves you like a deity.

Elijah Wood was a child actor before the Lord of the Rings (films like The Good Son, Flipper, Huck Finn, and North).

He seems like one of the rare ones not to be destroyed by the Hollywood child film industry.

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Cig- $13.2M/yr
Smart- $13M/yr
Kiffin- $13M/yr
Day- $12.5M/yr
DeBoer- $12.5M/yr

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Cig and Smart make sense. Day becomes rational because of the market

LSU and Alabama are overpaying when neither coach has a championship. Half of Alabama's fan base is probably livid

I like the idea of suspending both the catcher and the coach. Especially if this happened earlier the coach not correcting the behavior makes him responsible and implies he instructed the catcher on the behavior.

Probably too much to expect that the police gather the forensic evidence for future prosecution

Half of the women you choose look like Timothy Chalamet in drag.

Probably more than she made on Euphoria

Under Siege is the only really good movie he produced

Hard to Kill entertained me but my taste was questionable around that age