Third building (biggest of all): Medical Insurance Administration.
I wonder when they will go all Boeing and GE. The day when all they will have left is the ability to buy their own stock and lobby from the government for free money. Imagine the platonic peak form of health insurance. Processing no claims whatsoever.
I like this comparison cause miracle whip sucks. Also, I’m going to Duke’s Mayo Clinic every time.
It's fucking crazy how many people either prefer miracle whip or think it tastes the same as mayo. Like what kind of mayonnaise are you eating?
Kewpie mayo is where it's at
unless you live in japan/china i cannot fathom regularly buying that, not only is it shipped halfway across the world, you have no clue what the ingredients and manufacturing is like, and to top it off it comes wrapped in a fucking plastic bag as if the shipping wasn't terrible enough for the environment..
Especially when it's mayo, something you can make with eggs, oil, some spices, and an immersion blender!
Kewpie hits the dish soap very hard with me.
We prefer Blue Plate General
Isn't it amazing how often the Miracle Whip people end up in the hospital emergency room whenever they have a serious medical problem.
Not being able to breath has a way of reorganizing your beliefs in a big damn hurry.
Don't worry, they are back to their beliefs right after. Same with the anti abortion crowd.
Mayonnaise isn't healthy, fake mayonnaise is not that much better. So I am not surprised.
I live near Rochester, MN. This is hilarious. I’m sending it to many people I know
Glad I could be of service.
And you have to pay for both.
Wow, can't believe American healthcare is still segregated. Literally only for mayos 😔
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Having been to the Mayo Clinic this year and having been totally fucked over and given no real help, I'll take neither at this point.
As a Miracle Whip enthusiast this is sacrilege.
It is also hilarious.
Miracle whip makes better chicken salad
Booo! Chicken salad isn't a dessert, you heathen 😛
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American Healthcare > Canadian Healthcare - 3 to 7 months for an MRI in Canada
Having lived in both, Canadian healthcare >>> American healthcare. Walking out of a hospital after they saved your life with a bill of $0 is very nice in my experience.
Canadian Healthcare is better if you're immediately dying, US Healthcare is better if you're slowly dying...and have money. Those who do not have money need not apply.
canadian healthcare > american healthcare - denied preauthorization for an MRI
The Canadian system is triaged according to priority, as opposed to who can or can't afford it. I've had several MRIs, including one during the height of COVID, and have never waited more than a few weeks. One was scheduled a couple of months out and then moved up after a radiologist reviewed my x-rays. Granted one of them was at 3am but would rather have answers and an inconvenient appointment time
Hey, that's how long the wait is at Mayo (unless you're part of the Saudi or Jordanian royal families).
Why yes, I do have a meme for that too:
Funny picture, not accurate, but pretty funny. The US is the only developed nation with a life expectancy going down. Hovering around a low established in 1996. Canada on the other hand continues to increase with a tiny rate of growth dip during the worse of Covid. Worse pandemic in its history and all she gets it from it was people were living longer each year at a slower rate.
The proceeding was a paid message brought to you by Atena.
Atena, the last time we paid out was 1998 and we fired the person who did that so it won't happen again.
I never understand this, the last time I needed an MRI I got it done within the same day. Canadian healthcare can have its downsides but when you need something you get it quick.
American Healthcare - if you need it, you can get it done. The amount of people who come to America to get simple procedures done vs joining the Canadian wait list is more than you think, and all of this information is based on a conversation with - A Canadian.
That's not the advertisement that you think it is. If you think about it for even a moment you'll realize that it's because we prioritize the wealthy in the US. Sure a rich person from Canada can come down and get a procedure in a moment's notice but how many Americans have to leave the US to get the procedure themselves or even worse are never able to get it at all?
Canadian healthcare - I got surgery within the space of a month for something totally non-life-threatening and didn't pay a cent other than my taxes, which cost less than American health insurance monthly. The amount of people I know who went to the US to get simple procedures done is exactly zero, and all this information is directly from - a Canadian.
Ah yes. If you need it, you can get it done. Except for the fact that you probably can't afford it.
I don't know about Canada, but I'll continue getting medical help here in Europe.
this information is based on a conversation with - A Canadian.
Hear that, folks? He talked to one, whole Canadian. That's a wrap!
Yep! It's a wrap!
