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JI7

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4. i don't think it would even be that much

Reply to eridani (Reply #2)

Sun Aug 4, 2013, 05:30 AM

Aug 2013

it's a fixed cost that can easily be covered i think.

but you want employees to work in comfort. especially those dealing with the health of other people. plus i'm sure it would affect the health of patients.

but yeah, even paying 2000 would be ok with me to keep it.

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isn't stuff like getting rid of air conditioning too much ? JI7 Aug 2013 #1

I'd for sure go for paying $2000 just to keep the air conditioning n/t eridani Aug 2013 #2

i don't think it would even be that much JI7 Aug 2013 #4

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