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Kart Barfunkel posted:How are you expected to grow a beard without getting stubble? Either you get hired with one or you remain clean shaven? Exactly. Beard-growing is not allowed, but you can keep one if it's already in good shape.
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Kart Barfunkel posted:How are you expected to grow a beard without getting stubble? Either you get hired with one or you remain clean shaven? I used to work at a place where it was either clean shaven or full beard. You literally had to request a holiday to grow one
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I wonder if anyone has tried to do an AirBNB in their timeshare to recoup the costs
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I'm guessing they buy the debt at pennies on the dollar and then charge their customers more than they paid for said debt.
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Boksi posted:I'm guessing they buy the debt at pennies on the dollar and then charge their customers more than they paid for said debt. Wesley Financial is owned by the company that sells the timeshares.
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blatman posted:I wonder if anyone has tried to do an AirBNB in their timeshare to recoup the costs Christ what a dire sentence
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Kart Barfunkel posted:How are you expected to grow a beard without getting stubble? Either you get hired with one or you remain clean shaven? They were expected to do it while on vacation. They’ve changed the policy and now allow stubble on the job, but only when transitioning between approved facial hair styles. Platystemon has issued a correction as of 01:19 on Jun 11, 2020 |
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It only applies to men, time to lord my lovely neckbeard over them thanks to the radical gender activism. (jk I'm not hot or cis enough to get a job at Disney)
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I AM A GAMER NOT BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE A LIFE    BUT BECAUSE I CHOOSE TO HAVE MANY
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LIVE AMMO COSPLAY posted:I AM A GAMER I choose to start with 3 lives and every time I run over a tiny version of my own head I get 1 more up to a maximum of 9
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I got some fun spam from a concealed carry training place todayquote:Every time a lunatic launches a massacre, this country gets closer and closer to taking away your Second Amendment rights—which you NEED to protect yourself and loved ones from this madness. It’s time to get Concealed Carry Certified before the liberal nut jobs steal your right to own a gun! The interesting thing to me is that it's basically cold-reading but for gun violence. Like, statistically in America regardless of when you get this spam there's probably been a mass shooting and/or Fox News is probably showing scaremongering footage of gun control protests. It's kinda impressively crafted and also very depressing.
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blatman posted:I choose to start with 3 lives and every time I run over a tiny version of my own head I get 1 more up to a maximum of 9 That sounds way easier than punching random metal garbage cans until a fully cooked turkey pops out that I then suck up through my feet.
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Mr.Pibbleton posted:That sounds way easier than punching random metal garbage cans until a fully cooked turkey pops out that I then suck up through my feet. Thanksgiving is the best holiday
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Thanks! I hate it!
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https://twitter.com/seattletimes/status/1271797426727391232 I don't get why everyone talks poo poo about capitalism in here. If everyone goes out right now and gets the virus and pays 1.8 million each we can keep the economy going for a few more days. Capitalism isn't dead yet!
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Koishi Komeiji posted:https://twitter.com/seattletimes/status/1271797426727391232 The guy in the article feels guilty for having cost the health care system a million dollars to save his life. The context is that he actually thinks that was the cost of his treatment and not some number pulled out of some insurance drones lovely algorithm
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The Nastier Nate posted:The guy in the article feels guilty for having cost the health care system a million dollars to save his life. The context is that he actually thinks that was the cost of his treatment and not some number pulled out of some insurance drones lovely algorithm He should be mad as hell and threatening to burn down that hospital. I know I'd be doing that if someone gave me such a bill.
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I brought this article up today and a friend of mine who is a staunch defender of capitalism and loves to say things like "dump all your savings into stonks" argued that the million dollars was actually the cost of treatment
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Len posted:I brought this article up today and a friend of mine who is a staunch defender of capitalism and loves to say things like "dump all your savings into stonks" argued that the million dollars was actually the cost of treatment Jesus Christ dude loving 
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Len posted:I brought this article up today and a friend of mine who is a staunch defender of capitalism and loves to say things like "dump all your savings into stonks" argued that the million dollars was actually the cost of treatment Weird that the amount the insurance company paid behind the scenes probably wasn't even 1/10th that, yet the hospital somehow didn't go bankrupt either. Oh well I guess that's just the invisible hand of the free market somehow.
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Len posted:I brought this article up today and a friend of mine who is a staunch defender of capitalism and loves to say things like "dump all your savings into stonks" argued that the million dollars was actually the cost of treatment Probably someone who never tried to pay without insurance. "It'll cost you $400 for the 15 min visit" "I don't have insurance can I pay cash? "Okay it'll be $50 we'll set up a payment plan" That million dollars includes a 15000% markup on the cost of any drugs used.
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Taintrunner posted:
Is that yours? 
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Inceltown posted:Is that yours? no I stole it from a mutual on Twitter I’m married so I got 2,400 or whatever
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Taintrunner posted:
my mom got like 38 bucks in hers, because she made a whole 79 grand last year
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I got 2,200 because I'm self employed and got an extra thousand of those small business bux
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Me and my wife together got like $1600, which almost perfectly paid for our tax bill created due to the withholding still being hosed up at my wife's company from Trump's tax changes.
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Len posted:I brought this article up today and a friend of mine who is a staunch defender of capitalism and loves to say things like "dump all your savings into stonks" argued that the million dollars was actually the cost of treatment wait does this person actually believe the "service provided: 2 stitches; the provider billed: $100,000; we negotiated: $50,000; we paid: $40,000; your responsibility: $10,000" bills that insurance companies gaslight you with? do they not realize (a) they're complete bullshit and have no obligation to be honest under any reasonable person's (i.e., non insurance lawyer) definition, (b) most of the money they pay they're paying to another arm of the same company, it's just how they launder it out of the premium payments part, and most importantly (c) IT'S YOUR loving MONEY. YOU PAID PREMIUMS. YOUR EMPLOYER PAID PREMIUMS INSTEAD OF PAYING YOU reformism and informed-consumer-legislation is lib bullshit but they still should require those bills to include a cumulative total of your paid premiums
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Breakfast All Day posted:wait does this person actually believe the "service provided: 2 stitches; the provider billed: $100,000; we negotiated: $50,000; we paid: $40,000; your responsibility: $10,000" bills that insurance companies gaslight you with? do they not realize (a) they're complete bullshit and have no obligation to be honest under any reasonable person's (i.e., non insurance lawyer) definition, (b) most of the money they pay they're paying to another arm of the same company, it's just how they launder it out of the premium payments part, and most importantly (c) IT'S YOUR loving MONEY. YOU PAID PREMIUMS. YOUR EMPLOYER PAID PREMIUMS INSTEAD OF PAYING YOU He also believes public transit is garbage and inefficient because our small rural part of Ohio has a bus line that comes by like once an hour. And refuses to believe that major cities that actually fund public transit do not have that problem He even had the guy who used to live in Columbus saying "no Mike, the bus line is great and you never wait more than 10 minutes what are you talking about" This conversation came up because I got on a rant that car insurance is a scam and these companies just charge you whatever they feel like with no justification and will raise you're rates the moment they have to pay out. He doesn't think that's accurate in any way
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mycomancy posted:He should be mad as hell and threatening to burn down that hospital. I know I'd be doing that if someone gave me such a bill. I remember being aghast when they sent me a bill for a week-end in the heart ward, treatment, drugs, and lab work, plus six months of medication, because I thought healthcare was supposed to be free. It was 32€.
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