Pluggers by Rick McKee for July 15, 2021

I think hospital gowns were specifically made to embarrass people.

The ones I’ve worn gap in the back, but at least they’re all “one size fits all”, so they’re made for people three times my size. That’s always funny.

I’m sure that hospital gowns (as skimpy as they are) give you more coverage than your insurance does.;-D

Nice Socks ;-)

Answer D – None of the above. Or below.

With medical insurance in this day in age—-I would imagine the hospital gown covers more ! ! !

The ol’ Backless – Strapless was designed to be functional for access to your body by the medical staff and modesty was not considered. Interestingly enough, if worn in public you would likely be arrested for indecent exposure.

Well, American pluggers… In rational developed countries, healthcare isn’t a privilege.

Canadian pluggers only worry about the gown.

That’s only if you are a morbidly obese plugger and your Medicare gap insurance will charge you extra for your profligate lifestyle. Put down those carbs, take a walk and get healthy.

I wear two gowns whenever I’m in the hospital; the second one is worn backwards, like a robe. Does wonders for one’s dignity.

The same person who designed the gowns is also in charge of the Department of Denying Every Claim at every insurance company.

I’m to poor for Obamacare and my state (AL) is to cheap to expand Medicare. That only leaves me one thing to worry about. I would like to thank all the politicians who are easing my mind.

You know the gown hasn’t “got your back”.

Do like I did when I was last in the hospital. Ask for two gowns, put one on in front to cover you. Then put the second one on backwards to cover in back.