• Fellowmen's Hospital of Hospitality

It's so nice to it's customers; the people have hearts and ask questions after the care, not before. And want to know where that got them? On the verge of bankruptcy. It's common to see little donation bowls in other locations, because it's getting pretty bad. But still, Mr. Fellowmen did not create such a place for people to suffer just because they don't have insurance, oh no. Of course not! Human health before money, he'd always say. That was why he killed himself later, correct? Anyway, the building is brick and oddly shaped, with about four levels and a big statue of Fellowmen caressing a heart in the grass out front with his motto beneath it in cheap stone trying to act like marble. Every year the chorus from the schools come to sing underneath that statue, and the tips go to the hospital for expenses. They plan on soon selling the statue, but no one will buy it.