Maybe I should have expanded a bit. I think the WalMart healthcare system would be about as good as the WalMart-branded clothing. Not good. If Taco Bell starte

Maybe I should have expanded a bit. I think the WalMart healthcare system would be about as good as the WalMart-branded clothing. Not good. If Taco Bell started to service your car while you were in the drive through, some men in business suits might say it's a good synergistic initiative. I mean, your car is already there in the drive through. But really, Taco Bell makes horrifically shitty tacos. Is that even meat they use? It's embedded deeply in the corporate culture to make shitty tacos, and I am positive the same philosophies they use in building their tacos would go into the quality of their in-drive-through-car-repair. WalMart, similarly, does everything cheaply and fucks with entire markets by using their power to demand certain prices or functionality. WalMart effectively morphs some companies into Wal*Mart-like companies. I think it would be stupid to assume they wouldn't do the exact same thing to healthcare professionals. Can you imagine having the same person who negotiated the price of a toilet bowl brush down from $1.99 to $0.99 by demanding the toilet brush company use half as much plastic as being the same person negotiating with the doctor to delay your xray a few days?