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No, but, you see, the system is privatized, therefore it must be more efficient. /s
by onetoo 3y ago
No, but, you see, the system is privatized, therefore it must be more efficient. /s
- eastbound 3y agoThe upside of inefficient privatized process is that you can replace them.
- genocidicbunny 3y agoWell the kicker here, is that the process is not inefficient. It's just efficient for someone other than your average person. If anything, for the people that care and can do something about it, the process is inefficient in the opposite direction -- it's not bleeding as much money from the consumer as it could be.
- ericjmorey 3y agoLOL If only.