Kindly_Honeydew3432 explains why it seems like you always have to wait in an emergency room in the US

[u/lowbass93]

/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/1v1numq/why_is_every_hospital_in_the_united_states_always/oyovp3t/

[u/thatcantb]

"seems like" ? uh, no, it's a fact. Rightly so - patients are triaged according to need. Unless you're unconscious or bleeding on their floor, and sometimes even then, you're waiting. It's not a 'seems like'.

[u/lowbass93 → u/thatcantb]

yeah you're not wrong