tradosaurus
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- Texarkana, TX
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- Kubota MX5400 HST, heavy duty bucket, 3rd function, R1 tires (rears filled), 2 remotes
Seems to me, if you get real sick you are better off with either great insurance or no insurance?
2 buddies I play bluegrass with have just had major operations, cancer and heart work. Both in their early 60s.
Neither had insurance but both got new F150s, leased.
I couldn't believe it but they came right out and said it....if you pay about $10 a month there's nothing they can do to you.
There are a lot of folks in that boat with the same philosophy.
Socialized medicine? While training in Italy in the imaging business I learned, if your condition is not an emergency, you wait 6 months for a mri scan.
That is, Unless you can afford to go to one of the many private, all cash clinics. Rich folks always seem to come up with a work around?
I was about to say the same. If you can't afford health insurance they have to treat you. Just pay the bare minimum so they can't come after you.