Some of the medical terminology he used makes me wonder if he was watching network hospital dramas at night and taking notes.
Then again even those overly dramatized works of fiction wouldn't have a doctor bring a hospital CEO in a room so they could declare their mistake and offer to pay out of pocket to cover it.
After further review I have retroactively decided that I knew it was bullshit the whole time and any posts itt to the contrary are fakes put there by the deep state.
Apparently Lakers twitter is in shambles after some podcaster basically had them duped with a fake GF who had cancer to drive up his numbers.
I think Sterling was telling the truth tbh. Why else would he have left the board? Oh wait, that proves the opposite.
yes, he had a barbecue with Darian and all his friends and they are all smiling just out of the frame
This thread just needs to be sent to the archive board already. Sterling isn't coming back to answer for himself.
no this hilarious thread does not need to be tucked away in some random sub-board that no one ever looks at
Her death takes place in the shadow of new life. She's not really dead if we find a way to remember her.
This had to be one of the most absurd early lies, as hospital administrators are well known to be in the business of admitting wrongdoing. Get this, THE DOCTOR HIMSELF called for the Hospital CEO who was in his office a couple floors below to come in the room with all of us. So he came in a couple minutes later, and the Dr. told him straight up "I want to donate $14,000 of my ownmoney to this sweet girl and her family". Can you believe it? Why 14K specifically? That's how many hours roughly we suffered after he told us the worst new possible
If Sterling’s mastery of the language was on par with his mastery of pickleball, this wouldn’t be a problem.
I have no idea. I've probably already thought too hard about this made up story but sterling is an idiot and definitely didn't think it through
Executive offices on lower floors of a hospital? Is that a thing? Would've assumed they're high up like in most businesses.