Peter Budaj . What a class act and sweetheart . Happy Thanksgiving to you too , bud . We ' re glad you ' re doing so well for us and standing up when you ' re needed . GG Islesbros ! <| sep |> Maybe they just were close friends ? It ' s called a bromance nowadays . <| sep |> Nope I ' m with you guys . Dude can ' t have multiple belts and not defend them just to keep fucking off to different weight classes <| sep |> There ' s a move relearner later in the game . It ' s in the Mount Lanakila Pokemon Centerspoiler <| sep |> Doctors refusing to do certain treatments or procedures based on their personal opinions , not anything to do with a medical or unlawful exclusion from said procedure . The biggest example is voluntary sterilization . 100 percent voluntary , informed consent signed sterilization such a vasectomy and tubal ligation shouldn ' t be so difficult to find a doctor to perform . However , in many cases if you are still on the younger side , have no kids , or even sometimes even have only one doctors can , and do refuse to perform the procedure . This is not a treatment that has a law or official rules stating that it cannot be perform of someone under a certain age or number of children status . That is a decision based entirely on what the doctor ' s opinion about your reproduction should be . This is frustrating for someone who is trans , or simply flat out doesn ' t want kids at all . Don ' t want kids but in your 20 s ? Good luck finding a doctor who is willing to do it , often resulting in searching through many before finding one . Yes , it is technically a medically unnecessary surgery , but so is breast enlargement and other forms of plastic surgery and there doesn ' t seem to be any trouble with getting one of those done without hassle . And yes , maybe one of the patients down the road ends up regretting it . But that ' s exactly what the informed consent model is for . A form you sign stating you are of sound mind and know exactly what you are doing , and it may not be able to reversed and cannot sue the doctor later on specifically for doing the procedure that YOU chose to do .