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thehoff
1,591karma·382submissions·September 5, 2014
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I'd be curious as to how much the executives at these firms earn (whether it be through salary or equity or whatever else).
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Yeah I guess poor wording on my part. It does matter. My point was even if its a lot less than other industries that doesn't negate what's happening here.
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It almost doesn't matter? If it was less than other industries doesn't make it okay. I like any/all callouts of industries and their political "donations". Its all so ridic…
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Genuine question. Isn't this statement aimed at citizenship tourism or whatever its called? I used to live in a state where some new friends had told us about places that facilitated pregnant wom…
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Sure maybe they weren't perfect in the past but were they this expensive (compared to income)? In the Cy videos I can't believe how much some of the homes cost and the things he finds wrong…
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I do agree its expensive but so many point to just the cost being the big issue. How is it (on an international stage) our US women's national team is consistently good? The teams/clubs in …
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What about baseball travel teams? Our kid plays travel soccer and it is expensive no doubt but our baseball parent friends pay more. I don't hear anyone complaining that baseball is pay to play…
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My family has moved around quite a bit from small to large cities. I have never been able to make a same or next day appointment. Sick or not. Where I'm at now (NOT a major city) it was over 6…
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Updated.
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I’m in the US and definitely have heard these in similar situations. Another I don’t think was listed is a way to blunt an aggressive statement just in case there may be a misunderstanding. “WTF did y…
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I’ve never had anything that available (outside of urgent care which imo is not very good). None of this had an immediate need. MRI a few years ago had a month and a half wait (not urgent but recomme…
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For my family, annual screenings are around a $40 copay (no other bills after). I think I paid that for some age related screenings.
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I just took a look at our annual medical contributions and employer's part. We pay just over 10k for health insurance through our (different) companies. Our different employers cover almost 28k.…