This is a ridiculous question, expecting a meal on longer appointments with a provider is industry standard, I will expect the same in other areas that I work in, the same being whatever industry standard is. You're also missing the part where it is a known requirement of booking me for 3hrs or longer as it is clearly on my website. If a client takes issue with this, they can book someone else with different requirements. I'm not sure how it is entitlement expecting the things that were required in the agreement that was made, but cool story bro.So, if/when you become a lawyer, you are going to expect your client(s) to provide you with lunch if a deposition goes too long? How about a trial? You plan on billing for lunch? When I spend too much time in my lawyers office, they cater a lunch for us and it never shows up on my bill. (Not that they don't all try to overbill but that's another story.) I won't be so crass as to say PROVIDERS have a decided sense of entitlement because I believe stereotypes are a sign of a small mind.
I swear yall make arguments just to listen to yourselves without thinking through what you're saying lmao.
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