The screenwriter seems to be thinking "it's a great thing to trample on the rules", and he doesn't care about anything if he gets rid of it.
How can I treat people who do not have medical insurance privately and face the people who pay medical insurance?
Skipping work and going to school to figure out the loopholes in the medical system, man?
People who are not used to upholding the rules are violent, right?
Killing someone's life without permission, man?
Then switch to the other side of the world -
friends and family add a plug.
Nuisance the hospital and beat the doctor.
Medical insurance pharmacies turned into supermarkets.
The rules are for idiots.
- What's the difference?
People who sympathize with this kind of thinking usually work rough, and this show is no exception. In many situations that cannot be scrutinized, there are so many flaws in common sense of medical care that it is too lazy to count. I believe that after a period of complaining, the hasty drama is its destiny.
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