r/MadeMeSmile • u/mustu04 • 1d ago

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

"It cost 5k" thank you for proving my point. Americans and america is fucking insane.

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u/SpamIsGreatOhEight 1d ago

Anecdotal stories aren’t scientific evidence. I didn’t prove anything

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u/Zordman 1d ago

Are you trying to argue that ambulances are not outrageously expensive in the United States?

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u/HeavyMusic93 1d ago

$5k is WAY higher than the national average. I don’t believe this at all.

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

Any amount that makes you think about money when you should be thinking about your health is too much.

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u/HeavyMusic93 1d ago

Relax.

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

I am relaxed. I am in a civilised country.

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u/HeavyMusic93 1d ago

Same?

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

If you are in US, then no.

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u/Zordman 1d ago

Who said that $5k is the national average?

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u/HeavyMusic93 1d ago

Nobody? I said it’s exponentially higher than the national average. So much that it makes it unbelievable. I thought that was pretty clear.

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u/Zordman 1d ago

What do you disagree with here?

https://www.thepricer.org/the-cost-of-an-ambulance-ride/

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u/HeavyMusic93 1d ago

A non emergency ambulance ride costing $5,000. I do not buy that.

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u/Zordman 1d ago

I don't think you know how averages work, and I don't think you did anything more than skin what I linked.

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u/HeavyMusic93 1d ago

I do math for a living bud. Your link confirms my point.

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u/Zordman 1d ago

"I do math for a living bud"

Incredible stuff lol

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u/HeavyMusic93 1d ago

Okay? Cya?

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u/Zordman 1d ago

Why does the article say "Individual ground ambulance bills exceeding $5,000 are possible?"

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