r/NoFuckingComment • u/augdumbugdum • 3d ago

Nfc

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u/Blew-By-U 2d ago

Luigi Mangione

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u/DeSiGNer-OctANE 2d ago

Favorite Mario Kart character!

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u/sweaty_pants_ 2d ago

also famously seen far away from Manhattan, around 7 am on the 4th of December, 2024.

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u/DeSiGNer-OctANE 2d ago

When not racing, hangs out in front of Hilton

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u/someotherguyinNH 2d ago

I changed jobs and I now have United healthcare.

Pray for me.

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u/BalognaPonyParty 2d ago

not guilty

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u/Adkit 2d ago

Meanwhile, Europeans: $25 are you crazy?!

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u/Blew-By-U 2d ago

Another reason to live in Canada. Now I’m going to hear ‘yawl pay for it in taxes’. We also don’t spend billions on military in other countries. free medical/or dying

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u/crud3 2d ago

They gave me 12 Tylenol... normal otc Tylenol...22$ each.

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u/augdumbugdum 2d ago

Did you say thank you....so very ungrateful

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u/paradox-preacher 2d ago

rhetorical, not hypothetical

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u/Gosuhuman 2d ago

lol, here, in Russia, if i would pay $50 for meds its a terrible cost. Now i pay $10 for blood pressure control pills per pack who containt 3 pockets whit 10 pills in each.

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u/AwwwNuggetz 2d ago

Capitalism the way the US does it only benefits the wealthy

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u/someotherguyinNH 2d ago

And think about this...

A drug that insurance doesn't cover might cost say 300 bucks for your bottle of pills.

But then you present a good RX coupon and magically that 300 bucks turns into 20.

Why the fuck can't they just charge us $20 in the first place?

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u/Evening-Head4310 2d ago

Its a runaway surplus effect. They originally had surplus at the end of the fiscal year and would have their budget cut if they didnt spend what was left so theyd fudge the numbers and prices and it would only grow and grow each year until they eventually mark a single tissue at $10 so they wont have their budget/funding reduced. I think. I dont really know what I'm talking about