Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
So does the "I'm no fun" part of you spring from the not drinking part, or was that a separate choice you made somewhere down the line?Today is 3000 days without drinking, how the hell did that happen?
So does the "I'm no fun" part of you spring from the not drinking part, or was that a separate choice you made somewhere down the line?Today is 3000 days without drinking, how the hell did that happen?
Your mom says I’m lots of funSo does the "I'm no fun" part of you spring from the not drinking part, or was that a separate choice you made somewhere down the line?
One day at a time. First things first. Think think think. Congratulations man that's awesome!Today is 3000 days without drinking, how the hell did that happen?
The whole thing is the problem.You'll do realize that the problem is not with the concept of the affordable Care act but rather with the health insurance providers and insurance companies sabotaging it
Grats you set up a monopoly for companies to deny coverage while requiring people to keep an active health insurance policy. SURE FIXED A TON OF PROBLEMSYou'll do realize that the problem is not with the concept of the affordable Care act but rather with the health insurance providers and insurance companies sabotaging it
individual mandate has been gone for almost 3 years now, and even when it was in place was reasonableGrats you set up a monopoly for companies to deny coverage while requiring people to keep an active health insurance policy. SURE FIXED A TON OF PROBLEMS
I had to pay $800 when I was homeless because I didn't maintain. Super reasonable when you also aren't allowed to work more than 39 hours a week so your employer can deny benefits.individual mandate has been gone for almost 3 years now, and even when it was in place was reasonable
At its max, for a single individual, the maximum was $3,264 in 2017 and applied to people with incomes above $140,000. For a family of four, the maximum penalty was $13,056, and applied to household income at or above $543,040.
yeah, that was dumb. You could be making 11k a year, and have a 700 dollar penalty. they should have set that minimum limit way way higherI had to pay $800 when I was homeless because I didn't maintain. Super reasonable when you also aren't allowed to work more than 39 hours a week so your employer can deny benefits.
individual mandate has been gone for almost 3 years now, and even when it was in place was reasonable
At its max, for a single individual, the maximum was $3,264 in 2017 and applied to people with incomes above $140,000. For a family of four, the maximum penalty was $13,056, and applied to household income at or above $543,040.
So was it dumb or reasonable? Dudeyeah, that was dumb. You could be making 11k a year, and have a 700 dollar penalty. they should have set that minimum limit way way higher
When I was on government payroll shit was so much simpler. If only like they expanded the benefits public employees have to the general population BUT THAT WOULD BE CHAOS.get a government job and get on that teet
Single payer is the real answer, but that is fraught with even more danger.When I was on government payroll shit was so much simpler. If only like they expanded the benefits public employees have to the general population BUT THAT WOULD BE CHAOS.
Youre melting cause you a witchLIKE WTFFF
i have a brutal head cold!
runny nose
super sore throat
cough
some wheezing after coughing
head pressure
feeling weak
feeling a bit nauseous
and super irritated
like why why why why why have i’ve had more colds since march 2020 than i had almost 10 years prior to that AND 3 fucking vaccines
i have a flight on tuesday and my ears are killing me today
It's ok I've been half asleep in bed since 6pm yesterday with SOMETHING that isn't covid feeling better now but goddamn