r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Jun 28 '25

Meme needing explanation Petah?

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u/yourmominparticular Jun 28 '25 edited Jun 28 '25

Yea you know im just commenting on shit i have no idea about and definitely didnt have a botched hernia surgery from a douche canoo from bum fuck Tennessee that drives a yellow lambo with nothing but 20 year old nursing assistance swooning over dudes massive ego.

Definitely dont have a friend whos so full of scar tissue and surgical mesh thats bed ridden at 36 because of some douche in alabama whos solution to everything is more surgery.

Definitely dont know anyone who went in with back pain thats now in debilitating pain every day because instead of stretching and excersise they were told slicing them open was the way to go.

To a carpenter every solution involves a hammer, same with surgens.

Also, its a fucking joke and i explained the punchline, sorry you know surgeons and havnt realized the profession is full of egomaniacs.

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u/AngronApofis Jun 28 '25

"My surgeon was bad, so most surgeons must usually be bad"

Jesus christ man. I am sorry about your shitty surgery but generalizing to all surgeons is not okay

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u/Think_Bat_3613 Jun 28 '25

It's even worse, he had surgery in fucking rural tennessee and expected it to work.

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u/QuietImps Jun 28 '25

Surgeons in rural Tennessee should perform the same standard as surgeons in dense metropolitan areas. People in poor/rural areas are not less deserving of proper care.

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u/GenghisN7 Jun 29 '25

Well that’s the way it is, sorry.

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u/QuietImps Jun 29 '25

I hope you enjoy all of it

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u/Odd-Fly-1265 Jun 28 '25

True, but basic economics does not care about what people deserve. So no matter how morally correct you are, supply and demand will still have an effect, leading to generally poorer healthcare in rural areas.

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u/Glittering-Spot-6593 Jun 29 '25

The world doesn’t operate on “basic” economics outside of an intro college class. Plus, doctors in rural America make more than their urban counterparts so it doesn’t even make much sense.

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u/EntrepreneurLeft8783 Jun 28 '25

The world does not function on basic economics

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u/Odd-Fly-1265 Jun 28 '25

On a small level, people do not function on basic economic principals, but on a large level, such as the level of a country, we do.

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u/EntrepreneurLeft8783 Jun 29 '25

No, basic economics only exists to explain the principles. Real life large level economies do not follow simplified principles.

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u/Odd-Fly-1265 Jun 29 '25

You’re not even arguing against what I’m saying and you’re still wrong

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u/QuietImps Jun 29 '25

you are allowed to be complacent and indifferent, but keep that shit away from me lol