"These boots have seen everything."

- GoodRx

- SingleCare

- Pharmacy Checker

- WellRx - this one compares prices across different pharmacies

- Cost Plus - thanks to @thedamnqueenofhell for suggesting!

-NeedyMeds - a nonprofit that helps pay for prescriptions. Thank you to @allitdoesispause for the suggestion! They also suggested checking the manufacturers website for a paitent assistance program, which can give you a coupon for free or cheaper meds.

- Scriptcycle - thank you to @teleomancer for the suggestion!

-Ask for a discount card - thank you to @cccshutdown for the reminder!

-Walmart - They have a $4 generic list! Thank you to @tristese !

- Nurx - is a Planned Parenthood alternative. You can get birth control and other medication here. Thanks to @tomhenks!

- Costco Pharmacy - which offers discounts and you don't need a membership to access. Thank you @alarmed-father!

- Walgreens RX Savings Finder - This let's you compare prices and applies discount codes from sites like GoodRx to find the most affordable option. Thank you to @maledictionwolf !

- CVS - which automatically applies discounts if you don't have insurance. Thank you, @imtrying-ok !

- MDsave - which provides lower costs for self-pay procedures. Thank you to @mustacchiofurioso who also recommended the next entry.

- Jasonlabs - for labwork.

- Check your hospital's outpatient clinic for cheaper prices! Thank you to @notropia

Stay safe, everyone. Things are about to get much, much worse in the US.

EDIT: if you're worried about doctor/therapy appointments, see if there's a sliding scale clinic near you (and ask your therapist if they offer sliding scale prices)

@scribblingandscrawling recommended Open Path, a service that offers sliding scale therapy

@Ilbertas had a great suggestion to check your community and colleges for free clinics.

Hey uh I think they gave Asmo Beel's arms.

(Then again, this is also that man that wrestled his brother to the ground while wearing a dress and heels, so I shouldn't be suprised.)

The poor thing is riddled with fleas and underfed - you can see bald patches of skin where the fabric has rubbed off, and count his very prominent ribs.

Volt is the one to discover the inanimal behind the breaker box after closing. He immediately takes it to Mateo (and it's too weak, too worn out to put up much of a fight.) It's a terrible case of neglect - Mateo remembers who originally owned the inanimal, and Volt has never seen this much unfiltered rage behind the man's eyes. The cat stays with Mateo for a few days until he stabilizes, from where the object tentatively agrees to release the cat into Volt's care as a sort of foster situation.

Cue Volt dragging in the most feral, ill-tempered cat Eddie has ever seen into the bar right before they open.

"What the hell is that," Eddie says, watching the one-eared stray paw at a shot glass. He snatches it away before the cat knocks it off the bar.

"His name," Volt corrects, "Is Sparky."

Eddie sighs, but he knows it won't do any good. After all, he's never been able to deny Volt anything.

From then on, Sparky is a permanent fixture at the bar. He can be found lounging on his side, slinking between patrons, or, on busy nights, hiding with Eddie when his shift ends. You could swear Sparky judges you everytime you enter the Breaker Box (and you would be right.)