stalkythefish

The worst thing is that such people in need are so often denied prescriptions or at best have to jump through regulatory hoops because doctors and pharmacists are so afraid now. I'll never understand why we care more about not letting addicts get their fix than helping people in legitimate need. I guess it mostly has to do with liability and CYA, but instead of laws making the stuff harder to get, they should be indemnifying suppliers if an OD is ruled the consequence of abuse.

This. Medical debt has to be treated differently in some states. I know Florida had rules about medical debt and credit scores, like it will show up on your report labeled as medical debt, but couldn't count against your score... or something like that.

Do you get the car pictured on the show or do you pick your own of equal value from a dealer's inventory?

Good find! It's nice to see this codified. I have a terrible time with things like milk and ice cream and most soft cheeses, but have zero problems with hard cheeses like cheddar, parmesan, and gruyere.

Imagine having to pay income tax on a year's supply of Rice-a-Roni (The San Francisco Treat)!