(As an aside, we have government regulations that require banks to have a certain amount of capital relative to their size. Maybe we should have regulations that require medical facilities to have a certain stockpile of supplies relative to their size?)
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One problem is those supplies expire. N95s have a curiously short shelf-life (I don't understand why). So someone needs to manage those supplies. Apparently they were like... nah, fuckit. I also do not understand.
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Think about the middle-manager genius that says "hey - we have 3 months of supplies. So if I don't order any new supplies for three months, the next quarter is going to look really great on the balance sheet!"
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