It’ll buff right out
It’ll buff right out
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literally me bankrupting my entire family after tripping over a rock: 🇺🇸😎🇺🇸🦅
I'm sure this is exactly how Europeans react to getting stabbed
Sometimes when a Canadian feels sad, a friend will stab him, just to cheer him up.
Yup, laugh our heads off. Proper giggles
provided we had replicators, yeah
So, is it expensive to get stabbed in the US?
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Very.
With fewer and fewer jobs giving health care in the United States, it’s bankrupting to have any medical condition. Hell, without coverage, my medications would cost me over $700 a month. So if you have anything saved up, it’ll be burned away in one ER visit. It’s why so many avoid taking an ambulance or even bother going in. Personally, I think I would rather die, than go to a hospital without insurance. Even with insurance, my co-pay is $100. Our country has become downright dystopian for the older with any health condition. Anymore I feel like the country is ran by the damn Ferengi.
Depends on your health insurance.
Most people no, you're talking about less than a few hundred dollars.
In bad case scenarios where you go in an ambulance and need full ER surgery, you might end up with a few thousand dollars unfortunately.
Me personally, it would be $75 or so assuming no ambulance.
Ambulances in my experience cost $5000 per ride and are never covered by insurance, and I have Gold level coverage.
I believe it's a flat fee up until a certain mileage. Life flight helicopters otoh are what, $100,000?
Probably cost you upwards of $50k - $100k judging by what we've paid for far less intrusive "services."
Technically yes, but theres a lot of options to make it cheap. Government healthcare like medicare and medicaid for example.
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