A capitalist walks into a bar and says “Bartender”, but there is no reply because the bartender died of a treatable form of cancer he couldn’t afford to treat.
Since this is a particularly wealthy and well known capitalist that oversees a very profitable health insurance company, the patrons of the small bar take notice.
This is the last time the capitalist is heard or seen. Nobody knows what happened to him.
A capitalist walks into a bar and says “Bartender”, but there is no reply because the bartender died of a treatable form of cancer he couldn’t afford to treat.
Since this is a particularly wealthy and well known capitalist that oversees a very profitable health insurance company, the patrons of the small bar take notice.
This is the last time the capitalist is heard or seen. Nobody knows what happened to him.
Each of the bar’s 120 patrons claim to have been asleep at the time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_McElroy
Exactly what I was thinking of, thank you!