We can all relate to those kinda days. Frustrating as all get-out, especially insurance. I’ve experienced meltdowns on those kinda days.

Helluva day you had. Today will be better. 🤞

I invested in down pants, down coat, even a down hat. I am never cold. Get the gear!

My definite noes at this point are Roys and Barnes. I need to learn more about Crowley. Nice to have options.

Right? We did everything”they” told us to do — worked hard, played by the rules — and now, when all that work is supposed to pay off, we get this shit. And when you read that $79 trillion has transferred to the billionaire class over 50 years, well, I’d kinda like my money back.

I never dreamt goose feathers would do that. I think it’s the fragility that makes it beautiful. And, yeah, I agree with Baja: the window is a dainty backdrop befitting the tree.

Because why would you remember a sleazy used car salesman with zero charisma. Waste of time and bandwidth. Carry on.

I retired from a tech college. My health insurance was great. It’s the reason I took the job in the first place. I was self-employed and turning 40. Took a significant pay cut initially, but totally worth it.

Being a robot would be better than his current incarnation of toady.

Only drawback was the static electricity transferred to my hair from trying on sweaters. Woe is me. 😉

Yep. Stepped outside to go for a walk, turned around, grabbed my car keys, and went clothes shopping.

Cue the Lutnik boys and Cantor Fitzgerald, who already bought millions, perhaps billions, of these potential refunds for just such an emergency. #Corruption

www.wired.com/story/cantor...

Or they have 2 posts with, like, 11,000 followers and 30,000 following. How does that happen, I wonder.

I listened to the video, tho I avoid listening to Steven A at all costs. Does he always yell like that? Like, dude, this situation does not require a response turned up to 11. Geesh.

Like that asshole knows any more than a journalist about “the fog of war” outside a foggy hangover after warring with a bottle of vodka.

So I expect to get, what, $1200 a month from the government for the rest of my life to pay for a policy with terms that I negotiate directly with an insurance company? Is that what these jackasses are trying to sell now?