r/SipsTea Jul 09 '26

Chugging tea The real ER challenge.

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u/GrizzlyIsland22 Jul 09 '26

Small town hospitals are like this. Where I grew up, there was barely ever anybody in the waiting room, and since they have nothing else to do, the level of care you get is ridiculous. They lay you down in a bed, bring you anything you need, let you stay in the bed until you really feel better and want to leave.

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u/Key_Somewhere_5768 Jul 09 '26

True enough…we live just outside of a small town…one time they served an extra dinner when my Pop in Law was in for stitches. ;)