> 1. I went to a neighborhood clinic in Oakland, CA that's literally next door to my house, I can see the church from my window. Paul lives in NYC which is on the opposite end of the country.
> 2. I asked them about eligibility and told them I don't clear CA guidelines. They told me it's first come, first served with an ID showing I am 18+.
I am not buying this. Why would they even go and ask for eligibility when they know very well they are not eligible?
The only reason would be to hope to find a loophole.
The whole vaccine situation in CA was an excellent test of character. They failed it.
Not surprised that a YC founder thinks that rules apply only to others and not themselves. The antisocial gene is strong in this one.
> 1. I went to a neighborhood clinic in Oakland, CA that's literally next door to my house, I can see the church from my window. Paul lives in NYC which is on the opposite end of the country.
> 2. I asked them about eligibility and told them I don't clear CA guidelines. They told me it's first come, first served with an ID showing I am 18+.
I am not buying this. Why would they even go and ask for eligibility when they know very well they are not eligible?
The only reason would be to hope to find a loophole.
The whole vaccine situation in CA was an excellent test of character. They failed it.
Not surprised that a YC founder thinks that rules apply only to others and not themselves. The antisocial gene is strong in this one.