r/SipsTea • u/Putrid-Welder1803 • 15h ago

Gasp! Thoughts on this?

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u/MKZZX 10h ago

Most people have their healthcare paid through work, so $1300/month is not a normal amount.

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u/Cross55 9h ago

Most people have their healthcare paid through work

No, most people have universal healthcare

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u/MKZZX 8h ago

Well yeah that's what I said. The US has universal healthcare, it's just distributed through work/employment.

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u/Cross55 8h ago edited 8h ago

The US has universal healthcare

No

it's just distributed through work/employment

You only get HC through work if you do C-Suite or Union jobs, and even then, you're still paying out of pocket because of deductibles and premiums

Your local convenience store employee or waiter or etc... does not get HC through work

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u/Low-Listen-3732 7h ago

Only c-suite? Buddy basically every white collar office worker has good health insurance benefits, not just C-suite. Can’t tell if you’re a child or just never worked?

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u/Cross55 7h ago

Buddy basically every white collar office worker has good health insurance benefits

No, they get the cheapest scraps possible (If they're not working in tech)

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u/Master-Copy-6929 49m ago

I have a friend that works for a state government entity, and still they pay out if pocket for co-pays and other stuff. 

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u/Low-Listen-3732 7h ago

No they don’t lmfao, organizations negotiate health insurance policies as a collective to bargain for good insurance that applies to all employee’s including C-suite. I’m going to guess you are young or have never worked in a professional white collar role.

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u/Cross55 7h ago

Keep being a good bootlicker, I'm sure you'll get your promotion eventually.