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  We need to take better care of seniors in this country and that means paying the people who staff these nursing homes a hell of a lot more than we do now. I don’t know why anyone is surprised when stuff like this happens. Americans are so far removed from the death process that I think they have no idea what these places are really like. It’s criminal if you ask me.
context: This happened at two different places around a week apart the first was a 93 year old. Also both places are owned by the same company. >
  
  Residential facilities, man. Theyve all got corruption in them >
  
  It looks like a low level CNA or housekeeper will have to take the fall for this, while management skates. Life in assisted living facilities is quite a bit different than the sales brochure. >
  
  Responsibility? It’s the managements job to assign responsibility to someone else. >
  
  Did someone miss the obvious joke/sarcasm? >
  
  These places like to impress the families with the size of the chandelier in the lobby, but neglect to tell them that the people who actually take care of their parents are being paid $12 an hour. >
  
  In some places CNAs make minimum wage, and are subject to mandatory doubles. >
  
  I'll go out on a limb and say the brand is Fabuloso >
  
  Some forbidden lemonade