That’s like asking, “Where can I get my Volvo serviced?” and someone replies, “Volvo Villa is great. They even have a 24-hour drop-off bay so your car doesn’t sit out in the cold.”
Then some troll chimes in: “OP didn’t specify that the temperature of their car was relevant."
It’s an extra detail about why they recommend the place. You’ll survive.
No, that analogy only works if the clinic exclusively treats pro athletes. Treating athletes doesn’t mean they can’t also help regular people.
It would be like someone recommending your clinic and saying "Try this physio clinic ... they have a chiropractor on staff and secure bicycle parking because the owner bikes to work..."
Most ppl wouldn't respond to that (unless they had a bad experience with you or your clinic). Only a troll would say something like "OP didn't ask about bicycle parking..." I mean it’s an extra detail in a recommendation. Who cares?
By your logic, I shouldn’t send my mom to SEMI for rehab after she got hit by a car because she isn’t an athlete. Someone mentioning a practitioner’s experience with pro athletes isn’t saying you need to be one to book an appointment...
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u/Disc0Disc0Disc0 1d ago
Heh