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Seven bedroom house in Margate, another house in Boca Raton, boat, fancy assed car, put both his sons all the way through college and he's got no debts to speak of.

 

But hey, everybody likes to point and laugh and say chiropractors are not "real" doctors.  They earn as much as real doctors.  It's not an easy business to get into.  Gotta go to college and study up on anatomy, biology, chemistry, pharmacology, neurology, Latin, Greek... disassemble human cadavers, do internships and even turn in a doctoral dissertation.  Yep, all the very same things an M.D. student has to do.  I think this is how he's able to pop my neck and make the pains stop without severing a nerve and leaving me paralyzed from the neck down. 

 

If it were a job for quacks and flunkies, there would be one on every corner and they wouldn't earn any more than a hair dresser.

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My ex is a hair dresser and charges $800 for some clients.......She doesn't open up her shop for less than $30 an hour, yet she stays booked.

 

Maybe you should have used Janitor as your meager earning example.

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My ex is a hair dresser and charges $800 for some clients.......She doesn't open up her shop for less than $30 an hour, yet she stays booked.

 

Maybe you should have used Janitor as you meager earning example.

That makes her the exception.  Most of those I met are completely out of work most of the time and when they get hired, they're only getting a token amount above minimum wage. 
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Just ordinary conversation while the work is getting done, over the past twenty years.

 

I've had the same chiropractor for twenty years, and he doesn't offer that kind of information.

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I've had the same chiropractor for twenty years, and he doesn't offer that kind of information.

That just shows you differences between people.  This one's a chatterbox and yours isn't.
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That makes her the exception.  Most of those I met are completely out of work most of the time and when they get hired, they're only getting a token amount above minimum wage.

 

Well anyone grooming a rat tail can't exactly charge much, so I guess you have a point with youy anecdotal experience that belies the many hairdressers I know that make a fine living off of it.

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...and yet they're still not real doctors.

 

True. Real doctors can legally pronounce someone dead. In fact, depending on the state and the circumstances, even RN's can pronounce someone dead. But chiropractors can't.

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Well, if you know so much about it, just hang out your shingle and make a business of it.

No, you see, I'm an honest person who doesn't try to bullshit other people with complete woo.

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No, you see, I'm an honest person who doesn't try to bullshit other people with complete woo.

How is any of it bullshit?  You just choose to believe that a chiropractor doesn't have to study medicine or turn in a doctoral dissertation.
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True. Real doctors can legally pronounce someone dead. In fact, depending on the state and the circumstances, even RN's can pronounce someone dead. But chiropractors can't.

That would be a licensing issue, not a knowledge issue.
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How is any of it bullshit?  You just choose to believe that a chiropractor doesn't have to study medicine or turn in a doctoral dissertation.

Maybeeee because there's no evidence whatsoever that chiropractic works any better than a placebo?  Or that it's founded on any number of pseudo-scientific claims?  Turns out if you want to practice actual medicine, those things are kind of important.

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