Dear Kaiser Permanente,

Thank you for your letter of May 17. It is gratifying to see you finally realizing the fact that the Wuhan retrograde coronovirus mRNA gene modification injection is completely ineffective. The same realization I had three years ago, for which you fired me.

I understand Kaiser Permanente is currently undergoing staffing issues. Now that we're on the same page regarding the chicom bioweapon release, I find myself intrigued at the prospect of re-joining the KP. However, there are some loose ends that need tying up before discussing it.

Having been fired without cause, Kaiser Permanente still owes me 3 years:

1. backpay.
2. health insurance costs.
3. retirement plan match.

In addition, a 35% surcharge is necessary to account for the rampant inflation eroding the purchasing power of my deliquent salary, to make me whole again. Once these minor issues are resolved to my attorney's satisfaction, I look forward to sitting down and negotiating terms for my renewed employment.

Sincerely and Respectfully,

Dr. X

Dear Kaiser Permanente,

Thank you for your letter of May 17. It is gratifying to see you finally realizing the fact that the Wuhan retrograde coronovirus mRNA gene modification injection is completely ineffective. The same realization I had three years ago, for which you fired me.

I understand Kaiser Permanente is currently undergoing staffing issues. Now that we're on the same page regarding the chicom bioweapon release, I find myself intrigued at the prospect of re-joining the KP. However, there are some loose ends that need tying up before discussing it.

Having been fired without cause, Kaiser Permanente still owes me 3 years:

1. backpay.
2. health insurance costs.
3. retirement plan match.

In addition, a 35% surcharge is necessary to account for the rampant inflation eroding the purchasing power of my deliquent salary, to make me whole again.

Once these minor issues are resolved to my attorney's satisfaction, I look forward to sitting down and negotiating terms for my renewed employment.

Sincerely and Respectfully,

Dr. X