Oftentimes no. The last couple of times I called nobody showed up. Granted, the last time I was actively trying to avoid them coming because it was a mental health issue (a naked homeless dude spouting nonsense) but there was still never any follow up. The previous time my wife was cornered in her office at work but some random guy who exposed himself to her. The police never sent anyone or even called back.
In Django sure but I would not say so for Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction. Hell, Samuel L Jackson specifically told him not to say it in Pulp Fiction. It does not make sense for the scene either. A suburban white dude is going to say it multiple times to a black assassin who just got done killing people? His character is not supposed to be a bumbling moron.
Was not going to post the address because really anyone that wants to find it, can. That information generally comes from public records like property ownership. People rent out property so while the address might be owned by him, he might not be the one there.
It's a little bit of a weird setup. There is a nonprofit portion and a for profit portion. If i recall correctly, the nonprofit owns the majority of the for profit portion. The nonprofit board is able to replace executives without having to worry about how it affects profits.
But they are trying to change that nonprofit board to for profit.
Oh it is 100% connected. The new policy was brought into the spotlight because of the UHC CEO's death and people are pointing at policies like that for the lack of sympathy for the CEO. The death may not be directly related but it just brought a ton of negative press toward them that was not there a month ago when the policy was announced.
Not sure what the initial comment was since it was deleted but if they were talking about Cyan, the Cyan Cruz in Amarillo, TX on LinkedIn is definitely Hispanic.
Interesting. Kind of sounds like they are helping incentivize targeting health insurance execs. Clearly the execs there are actually afraid and are responding to that. They are basically saying they will only change things for the better when their lives are at risk. Not sure that was the message they wanted out there but that's how it came out.
Oftentimes no. The last couple of times I called nobody showed up. Granted, the last time I was actively trying to avoid them coming because it was a mental health issue (a naked homeless dude spouting nonsense) but there was still never any follow up. The previous time my wife was cornered in her office at work but some random guy who exposed himself to her. The police never sent anyone or even called back.