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Advice2Anyone t1_j62omak wrote
Reply to comment by blahbleh112233 in NYC bike path terror suspect found guilty on all counts in killing of 8 people by electromagneticpost
I mean you have a right to a speedy trial but I imagine if you know the outcome staying as long as possible in jail versus prison is probably the game you want to play
Advice2Anyone t1_j3nid9n wrote
Reply to comment by dblan9 in Woman sentenced to three years in state prison for collecting $400,000 in viral GoFundMe scam by AudibleNod
Literally all the time, problem here was how much money got raised and it got caught in the news cycle and then homeless dude turned them in
Advice2Anyone t1_j2vpzn7 wrote
Reply to comment by BurrStreetX in Home price increases weakened sharply in November, posting the smallest annual gain in 2 years -CNBC by wander9077
Alright just going to be straight with you I am 31 and have never had medical since I fell off my parents, super risky and every year I revist the risk during open enrollments. But I have worked for a hospital before I have seen what people can do on the back end of bills with no insurance and honestly hospitals are so willing to work and cut breaks since their actual costs are not what they price since they have to play insurances game, seen people shave 30-40% off their bills granted if your original bill was 60k for lets say minor emergency surgery (basically nothing that requires specialist, say deep debris removal) you talk them down to 42k after all the usual tricks (asking for itemization, pushing back where you can, stating in writing you dont have insurance and are unable to pay, etc) and then we compare that to presumed premiums which for me usually quoted somewhere between 350-400 for a shitty hmo with out of pocket of 10k. So 350 a month means 10 years break even every year after that I have actually saved money, also if we are using that 350 a month for investments and say doing 6% avg your break even is even lower. Granted it sucks that this is where we are in the world where you have to choose arguing with insurance or begging the hospitals and anyone with chronic conditions obviously gets double fucked. But this is just the way I was able to afford a house in my 20s.
Phone bills high would look into mintmobile $15 a month or $30 for unlimited data.
Advice2Anyone t1_j2vp87g wrote
Reply to comment by nooblevelum in Home price increases weakened sharply in November, posting the smallest annual gain in 2 years -CNBC by wander9077
This had to leave our mid sized city and go to outskirts of the smaller city outside of that one. But I mean really mortgage for a 3bd house was = to a 1bd condo rent and now 6 years later so many people pushed out that the small city has exploded and we were able to get same paying jobs here instead of commuting a 100 miles a day was a rough couple of years though was going crazy by the end commuting turning 8 hour days into 11ish with drive.
Advice2Anyone t1_j20fgjw wrote
Reply to comment by WirelessBCupSupport in No Mega Millions jackpot winner; estimated prize now $640 million by Minezenroll
Yep some people swear by it tho. Rather own a lottery than buy it
Advice2Anyone t1_j20fd4x wrote
Reply to comment by Crispylake in No Mega Millions jackpot winner; estimated prize now $640 million by Minezenroll
Almost like astronomically small odds and millions of tickets sold makes more money
Advice2Anyone t1_iwdoc5u wrote
Reply to comment by sheepsleepdeep in Google to pay 40 states $392M in location-tracking settlement by AudibleNod
CEO to receive bonus of 3.92 million for ingenuity
Advice2Anyone t1_iwdo8j9 wrote
Reply to comment by davepars77 in Google to pay 40 states $392M in location-tracking settlement by AudibleNod
Yes we now know where they are located :O
Advice2Anyone t1_j62opdz wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in NYC bike path terror suspect found guilty on all counts in killing of 8 people by electromagneticpost
It's just a check so that the courts can't jail you almost indefinitely while they prepare.