New York.

Medical Center.

“What should I do now?”

Meredith asked.

"Tell me a lawyer."

Adam reminded: "It is basically impossible for insurance companies to seize the loopholes and want them to lose money."

The next strategy is nothing more than changing the prosecution target.

Or sue the captain.

Or sue the hospital.”

"Captain? Let's forget it."

Meredith couldn't bear to say, "He almost died, and if he was sued, how would he live in the future?"

"That depends on the situation."

Adam glanced at her: "If the plane crash was caused by a pure mechanical failure, then you can't sue him, and you won't get much money even if you sue him.

But what if it was his mistake, such as a man-made accident caused by alcoholism?

Even if you can’t get a penny for suing him, you must be ranked first!”

“…”

Meredith's expression froze.

Just say, why do you look at me like this?

“Since I have got Zoe, I’ve quit drinking.”

“Good.”

Adam smiled slightly: "I'll ask for help you to see if this captain has any problems.

If you decide whether to sue him, the current subject conflict will fall on you and the hospital. Are you ready?"

“What preparation?”

Meredith was stunned.

"Do you think the hospital won't pay the money?"

Christina asked.

"No one wants to pay this money."

Adam said, “And I’m talking about not only whether I can get the money.

It’s also because of whether you are mentally prepared to get along with your former colleagues after you get the money.

Because you don't have to think about it.

If you pay this large amount of money, even if the hospital board of directors does not choose to go bankrupt and liquidate, it will probably cut expenses, and it will significantly reduce expenses.

That will inevitably lead to many colleagues being fired.

If it were normal, this would be a big blow to these colleagues.

After all, it is difficult to find the same job.

What's even more terrifying is that the current economic environment is not very good.

Not to mention finding the same job, these colleagues are hopeful even if they ask for a reduction again and again, they want to find a job that can make a living.

Who will they blame then?"

It is now 2008, and the legendary 2008 financial crisis has actually been showing a series of traces since 2007, that is, last year.

It's only a few months before the complete outbreak.

The medical center's air crash compensation lawsuit has not been arguing for a few months, and there will be no progress at all.

The time is just right at that time.

Adam predicted a 60% probability, which was the medical center's choice to go bankrupt and liquidate.

Eighty percent are to reduce departments and streamline personnel, and then come to buyers to take over.

Therefore, 100% will be severely laid off.

"us……"

Meredith and the others looked at each other with serious eyes.

Human nature is selfish.

Their claims are completely reasonable.

But at that time, those colleagues who were laid off will only see that they are unemployed and have nothing.

Meredith and others got more than 10 million US dollars each, and they were financially free.

The latter also directly leads to their unemployment.

Even if I had a good relationship with Dr. Shept before, I couldn't accept this gap and result.

And let Meredith and the others give up such a large amount of compensation?

Sorry, but the same thing, human nature is selfish.

And why give up!

If they had no luck in the protagonist, they would have died. This is the compensation they received with their lives.

"Adam, what would you do if you were?"

Dr. Shept looked at Adam.

"Sorry, you can only make this decision yourself, and others cannot give advice."

Adam shook his head and said, "I can't, either. If it were me, I would be extremely entangled."

If the capital behind the hospital does not withdraw at this time, there will be no such moral dilemma.

But how could the capital behind the hospital not withdraw?

Is it still capital if it doesn’t withdraw?

After the operation, Adam left New York.

They really have to make their own decisions about this kind of thing, otherwise no matter which one Adam suggests, there is a possibility of complaining in the future.

Although he is kind-hearted, he will not do such stupid things.

When getting along with friends, you must be sure to grasp the degree of such things.

Otherwise, it is easy to do bad things with good intentions.

Pasadena.

TBBT4A Apartment.

"Adam, please check my brain!"

As soon as she came over, Sheldon asked him to go for a check-up.

"So what's wrong?"

Adam laughed.

"Howard feeds me sleeping pills!"

Sheldon glared at Howard: "When I came to California, I promised my mother that I would never take drugs. I usually don't even drink coffee!"

"Yeah?"

Adam frowned and looked at Howard.

"I didn't mean it."

Howard was also very aggrieved: "If he didn't come to my house, would I give him sleeping pills?

When Sheldon was leaving the apartment and staying at a friend's house for the time being, I could do it right away.

It was Rajesh who stuffed him to me in the middle of the night, and I also gave him the bed to sleep with him."

Things start with Leonard and Penny's second date.

On the second day of the date, when Penny met Sheldon, she privately asked Leonard if she had dated an ordinary girl who was not so smart.

Because she felt that dating Leonard was too weird, she couldn't stand the atmosphere and couldn't enjoy the fun of the past.

This kind of thing is of course useless to ask Sheldon. Penny regrets it afterwards and asks Sheldon to keep it secret.

In order to keep the secret, Sheldon, a young expert in confidentiality, had to move out of the apartment and prepare to stay at a friend's house first.

When Adam was not here, Howard flicked the person as soon as he heard this, leaving Rajesh, who was slow to react, took the blame and took Sheldon back.
To be continued...