Just give it some time. Like most other projects aimed at giving tiny homes to the homeless, there needs to be a continuous source of operational funding in order maintain these homes which everyone forgets about. Then once these homes stop being mobile, cops will move in to confiscate them on yet another encampment clearing. Maybe they’ll even be nice enough to wait for the first winter thaw.

Or the task can’t be done because you need to complete another task before and after.

It’s great to take out the trash, but I have to find another trash bag to replace and then maybe the bin could use a cleaning too.

If you think administrative waste is an issue with a single payer healthcare system, then imagine how much additional waste is created by having hospitals and clinics deal with multiple private insurers with their various plan coverages, exceptions, and deductibles.

There’s also the differing pre-approval requirements for the same procedure to be covered by different insurers, as well as appeal processes for denials.

Then there’s financing and collections for the people that have been treated without insurance. The hospitals and clinics still have to get reimbursed for their costs still, regardless of who’s paying.

While the public system may have its inefficiencies, a private system is rather inefficient and moderately expensive at the best of times.