does not matter

on avarage

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no one in my family ever got bankrupted by medical issues

both my grandmas lived till 90s

one lives in a home, one was independent

sts for End-of-Life Care. In 2009, Medicare paid $55 million for doctor and hospital bills incurred during the last two months of patients' lives. Hospital inpatient charges exceed $6,200 per day, and costs to maintain someone in an ICU can reach up to $10,000 per da

so if I were to run a D&D game for the server hypothetically speaking, would people prefer it to be text-based or voice-based for the first one?

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idc

My medical expenses since I was a kid have amounted to like $2,400 to $3,600, excluding doctor's visits and hospital stays, annually. I've never had to pay for any of it

make it text based so weeaboo can play

So wtf is happening in Chile? Why is everyone angry at the government and whose side are we on?

Something to do with transportation fares?

chile is backsliding into latino socialism

Socialism is actually pretty great as long as it's paired with racism

it was inevitable

Ok phone gonna die gotta leave

Goodbye frens

yeah, it's not that kind of socialism

goodbye

whats happening in chile

why is south america always fuckups

the mass transit system owned by the state hiked up their fares

In 2006, state Medicaid programs spent $1.639 billion on hospice, paying different rates depending on the level of care provided:
Routine home care – $102 per day.
Continuous home care – $595 per day.
Inpatient respite care – $110 per day.
General inpatient care – $453 per day.

Yeah but the South American right are also CIA.

cant they go a decade without a revolution or some corruption

and people burned the subways

set the rolling stock on fire

and police went HAM on them

Hmm

so now it's like viva la revolucion mode

Seems a bit extreme.

But I can understand their frustration.

Railways, and public transportation in general, are rather confusing. Some countries have them privatised and they work out fine, others turn out shit.

Like, privatised rail worked out in Japan but not over here.

uneral & Burial Costs
While they’re the last stop in terms of end-of-life expenses, funeral and burial costs may not be the least of your worries. The National Funeral Director’s Association estimates median funeral costs, such as viewing services and cremation, hover at $7,360. While cremation is generally less expensive than burial, the Consumer Price Index indicates that over the last thirty years, all funeral expenses have risen more than 200%.

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die > still own money

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Being corrupt in the private sector in Japan would bring great shame to your famiry

you'd have to seppuku