Hawklet98

Fuck. I just caught COVID and went to a CVS minute clinic because they’re part of some free federal Test to Treat initiative. Anyway, it’s only free (paid for by my taxes) if you don’t have insurance. But since I pay for insurance every month the visit cost me $75. That’s right, I pay hundreds every month for insurance that literally makes my medical care cost more. Vote blue.

How many times have you been shot and/or stabbed?

I got hosed on sheets once. Bought some expensive ass 10,000 thread count egyptian cotton shit. Got home to find my fancy-schmancy sheet set had been swapped out for some poly-cotton best value garbage. fucking assholes pulled a switcheroo and "returned" them. Was able to exchange the bullshit sheets for good ones, but it was a pain in the ass.

I'd take the surgery. 2 years is a long time to be uncomfortable.

Didn’t occur to me that having insurance would make it cost more. Because that would be ridiculous, right? She asked for my id and insurance card. I gave them to her. Seemed the normal thing to do at the time. But yeah, LPT: If you’re an American with COVID in need antiviral medication, and have insurance, pretend you don’t have insurance.