Why People Understand Luigi
Healthcare denials can turn frustration into anger
We talk a lot about, like, if we won, like ...
Mm-hmm.
And there was, there's one gas sta- one Sheetz that we stop at, um, any time we've been, like, up north towards, like, Bradford, that way.
Um, and we've won on lottery tickets every time we played there.
So when we stopped there to pee, I was like, "I, I wanna buy a $5 ticket."
Yeah.
And Cody bought, like, I think $25 worth or whatever when I was in the bathroom, but we won 75 bucks on one.
Oh, yeah.
And like that, you know, I just-
Hell yeah
... one of them was, uh, like, 5,000 a week for life that we got in New York or something.
And, uh, Cody's like, "I don't think I'd quit my job." He's like, "We'd need insurance." [laughs] I was like, "Okay.
If you want to." Like, "We're gonna make a 20K a month, but that's fine." [laughs]
Couldn't you just, like, find a part-time job that gives you insurance?
Honestly, like, uninsured pay is, like, less typically.
I remember so distinctly listening to a guy talk about how, um, they thought he wasn't insured, and his, uh, ambulance bill was like 900 bucks.
And he's like, "No, no, I have insurance." And then it came back, and it was like $1,400 instead.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
All the time I think about, like, maybe Cody and I should just not, like, should just cancel our insurance and put that money that we pay each paycheck into insurance.
Because for all my blood work and stuff, we still pay out of pocket until I hit my deductible amount or whatever.
What's your deductible?
I wanna say it's something really silly like 18, eight, like 1,800, like, individual.
I think ours is like-
We talk a lot about, like, if we won, like ...
Mm-hmm.
And there was, there's one gas sta- one Sheetz that we stop at, um, any time we've been, like, up north towards, like, Bradford, that way.
Um, and we've won on lottery tickets every time we played there.
So when we stopped there to pee, I was like, "I, I wanna buy a $5 ticket."
Yeah.
And Cody bought, like, I think $25 worth or whatever when I was in the bathroom, but we won 75 bucks on one.
Oh, yeah.
And like that, you know, I just-
Hell yeah
... one of them was, uh, like, 5,000 a week for life that we got in New York or something.
And, uh, Cody's like, "I don't think I'd quit my job." He's like, "We'd need insurance." [laughs] I was like, "Okay.
If you want to." Like, "We're gonna make a 20K a month, but that's fine." [laughs]
Couldn't you just, like, find a part-time job that gives you insurance?
Honestly, like, uninsured pay is, like, less typically.
I remember so distinctly listening to a guy talk about how, um, they thought he wasn't insured, and his, uh, ambulance bill was like 900 bucks.
And he's like, "No, no, I have insurance." And then it came back, and it was like $1,400 instead.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
All the time I think about, like, maybe Cody and I should just not, like, should just cancel our insurance and put that money that we pay each paycheck into insurance.
Because for all my blood work and stuff, we still pay out of pocket until I hit my deductible amount or whatever.
What's your deductible?
I wanna say it's something really silly like 18, eight, like 1,800, like, individual.
I think ours is like-
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