Oh no they found me
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What you do with potato? T_T
It's a sweet potato.
I worked at the dollar store and some lady came in reeking of cum. I can agree, it's a very obvious and noticeable smell. 🤮
real?
Fake: women don’t even poop, how can they smell like cum.
Gay: expert in the smell of cum
A cumspert!
Yes, unfortunately.
Need context? Friend, you have all the context you need
The only question I have is: how did Randy from South Park know what cum tastes like?
Family.
HIPPO violation smh
What do you mean a hippo is being violated??
Where you gonna get all that cum?
Poor hippo ;-;
I can promise you this man is not a pharmacy worker
Nothing personally identifying here
Also I interpreted this as being from the perspective of a customer, who likely wouldn't have taken the oath. They still shouldn't be sharing PHI but I don't think they are under any legal or contractual obligation not to (and also I agree, didn't in this case).
Customers are not bound by HIPAA, no. Random people aren't, only like medical professionals and people that as part of their job duties handle that information.
I could recite someone's medical history from a soapbox in a public place, but since I'm not bound by HIPAA, it is not a HIPAA infraction.