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If you think that’s unique to blue states I’d love to sell you a bridge in Florida. You think the public county systems in Houston and Dallas aren’t doing the exact same thing on a massive scale?

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We're gonna pick Noodle up one day so Mrs Noodle can go on a walk or something

My wife does a book club that meets once every month or two and enjoys that

140% haha, those are rookie numbers.jpeg

I'm waiting for the Stuckman review to come out first, duh

Because, again, hospitals would not have been solvent, and they are large employers (and important to society) in a massive number of congressional districts/states

What would have probably happened is that Medicare would now be reimbursing more than it does today and overall spending about the same IMO

I have no love for hospitals or their legion of sleezeball, useless administrators btw, would love to see them all out of a job and grifting elsewhere. I just don’t see putting every hospital in the US in the red literally overnight as a reasonable solution to healthcare, sorry.

Even with that 400% markup, hospital makes about 3-6% profit margin… because if their only payer is Medicaid or Medicare then they would go under.

Most of those games are… invented by Medicare, lol

Using your own chatGPT Current private healthcare reimburses about More specifically: Inpatient hospital services: ~ 189% of Medicare rates. KFF Outpatient hospital services: ~ 264% of Medicare rates. KFF Physician services: ~ 143% of Medicare rates. You think you can just cut all of that...

I am in healthcare and can tell you that this would collapse the entire system and lead to a recession. Hospital consolidation and the move away from small business/private practice is a large problem. Hospital and Insurance lobby wrote PPACA, and I’m sure they’ll have their hands all over any...

Taken from their website… if you’re looking for some sort of super high skill ceiling high APM game this probably isn’t the one for you Simple, Deliberate Gameplay Simple, streamlined, strategic combat; reminiscent of classic era MMOs Slower gameplay and progression pacing

Cool tat, cool tat, now... how about some pics of your sister?

The same way everyone expresses "skill" in this type of game By sitting in your chair and logging in for more hours than the other guys

It feels dumb because they literally made up a new class specifically for people who wanted to play a melee wizard.

Can you imagine the grown man temper tantrums if charm WASN’T OP?!

I kept waiting for the punchline

They better quit farting around on these rat bastards and get to work on TROLLS

It can be expensive to have an in office phlebotomist / lab setup and office visit reimbursement isn’t exactly keeping up with those costs year to year. Basically the only way to keep a lab in the black is to do it at massive scale like Labcorp

Ordered a corded Worx brand leaf blower from Amazon to clear the yard this weekend Tried “used - like new” to save $20 They shipped me a battery powered black and decker

If that race is real they better fuckin’ be Monks

Never trust a man that eats baked fucking beans for breakfast!

I asked this before but never got a clear answer. What does BTC have to go to for me to get a Big Short Sequel about this MSTR guy?

I’m biased because I work in healthcare but the awful thing about UNH is the more successful that company becomes the more it’s an overall loss for the USA IMO. I guess not a bad hedge in a weird way lol

I am rooting for those things because I am middle class but I also feel like we’re pretty damn far away from the French Revolution in 2025 the phrase “let them eat Zebra cakes” actually does apply

But it really wouldn’t be… because he’s not a bank

Evicting and repossessing a house sounds like a pain in the ass to me. I still don’t see the advantage over just investing whatever you make off the sale of the home.

I’m a total idiot but just my initial thought… if you really just want long term “income” from the sale of your house why not just sell the house and put the money in a 30 year CD/Treasury ladder and skip the risk of the new buyer defaulting? Edit: uhhh… this does not sound like a “benefit”...

Sorry I keep thinking I must be misreading your question, but do you mean like you’re the loan servicer?

It’s the guy from Monk!

Basically watch this video, then take Ranger and split it into 3 separate classes (Ranger, Archer, Spellblade)

P99 players can't afford $15 a month until SNAP gets reinstated

I don’t follow BTC at all but what does it need to go to for us to get a Michael Lewis book and later film adaption about this MSTR guy?