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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul
If I don't like his recommendations, I get another doctor.
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Which is totally different from being denied service because you have a service dog because you are blind. Here you are choosing which doctor would treat you.
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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul
Let me make another analogy. At a restaurant, the chef can cook.
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Sorry, but I think, that analogies has not been clear and sufficiently simitar to help on the thread's theme, just my personal observation.
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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul
He has to have certain skills in order have the job, no? They still don't have to serve me whats not on the menu. If I go to a Jewish deli and ask for a brand of meat that is not kosher, they are likely not going to serve it to me, based on their religious beliefs.
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It would be illogical to eat at a Jewish place if you don´t like Kosher food to begin. Totally different from being at the airport with a bottle of wine and willing to pay a taxi driver to get home.
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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul
The difference with the doctors and the restaurants, and the cabbies, is with the availability. Cabs are generally monopolies and doctors/restaurants are not. Cabs sign contracts that say they have to serve everyone. Doctors and restaurants do not.
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I don´t really agree with your final conclussions, but do agree that the cab monopolies hurt the public instead of giving any advantage. Like the cab mob in Cancun Airport, they set their prices because they have the massive power to do it, thankfully we have the ADO bus option.