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Memes get old before you know it, and so will you. But young or old, you always need health insurance, because you never know when you’ll need it.Â
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I just got the bill from the hospital for my foot and I'm not sure how it all adds up haha
I broke my foot and got two screws put back in and some bones un-dislocated.
It cost as much as a year of college, and they haven't even finished billing me. Where did all the cost come from? I know staffing and resources cost a lot, but the screws were only $1300, and I don't see how two hours costs all the rest of it, because it doesn't include the anesthesia or anything.Â
All I can say is thank God for scholarships and health insurance....
Also, this video is interesting: John Green talking about health care in the US.
