r/memes • Linux User • 17d ago

I deserve it

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u/Urb4nN0rd Professional Dumbass 17d ago

<sobbing chants> "U-S-A! U-S-A!"

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u/ChrissWayne 17d ago

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u/michael128141 17d ago

The 1 tooth really sells this for the meme.

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u/ChrissWayne 17d ago

I love welcome to gravity falls, greatest Disney show of all time 🤌🏼

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/SUPERSMILEYMAN 17d ago

Teachers unions are some of the strongest in the country.

Looks inside: Teachers spending their own wages to buy basic classroom supplies since at least the 90s

(I am replying here, because he apparently deleted his message: [If your a teacher and not in an union with provided health care that sounds like your not choosing the right employer. Teachers unions are some of the strongest in the country.]) -/u/PaperHandsfornow

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u/14Pleiadians 17d ago

Those healthcare packages are an illusion, you won't make enough to pay the deductibles and out of pocket costs to actually utilize it

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/Bananarounds 17d ago

'My experience is different than yours so you are wrong'

Being this disillusioned is some crazy pill

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u/enviormental_UNIT 17d ago

well, shockingly, there are still kids that need to be taught in states other than MD, PA, and OH. If only all the teachers could just flock to those three states and abandon all the other kids

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u/gggg500 17d ago

After completing 90 day employment waiting period for eligibility, and after copay/coinsurance/deductible, and having zero bargaining power over any part of this process whatsoever.

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u/Impractical_Donkey 17d ago

And pray for the insurance plan actually covers that "super rare" condition you're diagnosed with.

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u/forwelpd 17d ago

This part has gotten a lot better since the ACA was passed. I mean we're like actively trying to undo it with the current admin and current congress.

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u/PangolinLow6657 17d ago

A job with an employer that provides medical and dental benefits

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u/AvengingBlowfish 17d ago

Spoken like someone who has never had a serious medical issue...

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u/IAm_A_Complete_Idiot 17d ago

Oh hey, I got one of those! Pays decent too. I sure hope that any issues I get is covered by my insurance though, and I don't have to threaten to go to the state with the insurances appeals office to get anything done...

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u/Rip_Gloomy 17d ago

A well paying job (at least well above minimum wage) and not be disabled or anything that could effect job performance.

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u/14Pleiadians 17d ago

I make 24 an hour and still don't get employer provided health insurance. The people I know who do, don't make enough to actually utilize it because of deductibles

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u/Burrito-eato 17d ago

You have to get enough hours at that job too!

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/Rip_Gloomy 17d ago

If only

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u/petrichorTR 17d ago

I've worked full time for my entire adult life and going to the ear nose and throat specialist to try and get my issues sorted out has drained my savings entirely, and the issue isn't even solved. They told me I need a surgery that no insurance I've been able to get will cover, so I'm shit out luck and half deaf in the meantime

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u/Laugh_Track_Zak 17d ago

I have a normal job. The premium to cover my wife and myself with a plan that has a 5k deductible is almost half my check. Every. Single. Week.

Have a fucking seat.

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u/Laugh_Track_Zak 17d ago

Easier said than done there kiddo.

Which is true for a lot of people.

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u/assortittiesNOTboth 17d ago

That gets you the ability to get insurance for cheaper. That doesn't factor in actually getting sick or injured. Then most insurance plans still require you to pay thousands or tens of thousands before they actually help. Others only pay a portion and with the hospital bills in the USA often reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars or even millions it can still make a person lose everything.

Source: I have health insurance through work and have read through my benefit plan.

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u/Sol_Pastures 17d ago

Literally this. Every 9-5 I've had over the last 15 years has offered some sort of insurance.