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December 21, 2010 at 4:37 PM #644311December 21, 2010 at 4:58 PM #643211
bearishgurl
Participant[quote=CA renter]How much of our best, most innovative ideas came from 9-5 worker bees who were stuck in dead-end cubicle jobs because they were afraid of losing their health insurance? Like it or not, having the freedom of movement, from one job or idea to another — including “independent” work — is one of the best things that could happen to our society. What we have now is poison to our minds and bodies.[/quote]
CAR, I used to be one of the “cubicle dwellers” you’re referring to here. Life IS short. I’m SO GLAD I was able to qualify for my own HDHP several years ago. It has freed me from mediocrity and now I feel like I am treated like the professional that I am. And the “100%-covered” preventative care benefit is GREAT. That’s mostly all I ever used all those years anyway!
As a bureaucrat “cubicle dweller,” you can only be as “innovative” as those above you. Nothing else was allowed. At least that was my experience :=!
December 21, 2010 at 4:58 PM #643282bearishgurl
Participant[quote=CA renter]How much of our best, most innovative ideas came from 9-5 worker bees who were stuck in dead-end cubicle jobs because they were afraid of losing their health insurance? Like it or not, having the freedom of movement, from one job or idea to another — including “independent” work — is one of the best things that could happen to our society. What we have now is poison to our minds and bodies.[/quote]
CAR, I used to be one of the “cubicle dwellers” you’re referring to here. Life IS short. I’m SO GLAD I was able to qualify for my own HDHP several years ago. It has freed me from mediocrity and now I feel like I am treated like the professional that I am. And the “100%-covered” preventative care benefit is GREAT. That’s mostly all I ever used all those years anyway!
As a bureaucrat “cubicle dweller,” you can only be as “innovative” as those above you. Nothing else was allowed. At least that was my experience :=!
December 21, 2010 at 4:58 PM #643863bearishgurl
Participant[quote=CA renter]How much of our best, most innovative ideas came from 9-5 worker bees who were stuck in dead-end cubicle jobs because they were afraid of losing their health insurance? Like it or not, having the freedom of movement, from one job or idea to another — including “independent” work — is one of the best things that could happen to our society. What we have now is poison to our minds and bodies.[/quote]
CAR, I used to be one of the “cubicle dwellers” you’re referring to here. Life IS short. I’m SO GLAD I was able to qualify for my own HDHP several years ago. It has freed me from mediocrity and now I feel like I am treated like the professional that I am. And the “100%-covered” preventative care benefit is GREAT. That’s mostly all I ever used all those years anyway!
As a bureaucrat “cubicle dweller,” you can only be as “innovative” as those above you. Nothing else was allowed. At least that was my experience :=!
December 21, 2010 at 4:58 PM #643999bearishgurl
Participant[quote=CA renter]How much of our best, most innovative ideas came from 9-5 worker bees who were stuck in dead-end cubicle jobs because they were afraid of losing their health insurance? Like it or not, having the freedom of movement, from one job or idea to another — including “independent” work — is one of the best things that could happen to our society. What we have now is poison to our minds and bodies.[/quote]
CAR, I used to be one of the “cubicle dwellers” you’re referring to here. Life IS short. I’m SO GLAD I was able to qualify for my own HDHP several years ago. It has freed me from mediocrity and now I feel like I am treated like the professional that I am. And the “100%-covered” preventative care benefit is GREAT. That’s mostly all I ever used all those years anyway!
As a bureaucrat “cubicle dweller,” you can only be as “innovative” as those above you. Nothing else was allowed. At least that was my experience :=!
December 21, 2010 at 4:58 PM #644320bearishgurl
Participant[quote=CA renter]How much of our best, most innovative ideas came from 9-5 worker bees who were stuck in dead-end cubicle jobs because they were afraid of losing their health insurance? Like it or not, having the freedom of movement, from one job or idea to another — including “independent” work — is one of the best things that could happen to our society. What we have now is poison to our minds and bodies.[/quote]
CAR, I used to be one of the “cubicle dwellers” you’re referring to here. Life IS short. I’m SO GLAD I was able to qualify for my own HDHP several years ago. It has freed me from mediocrity and now I feel like I am treated like the professional that I am. And the “100%-covered” preventative care benefit is GREAT. That’s mostly all I ever used all those years anyway!
As a bureaucrat “cubicle dweller,” you can only be as “innovative” as those above you. Nothing else was allowed. At least that was my experience :=!
December 21, 2010 at 6:24 PM #643221Doooh
ParticipantExplain HDHP and how to qualify.
December 21, 2010 at 6:24 PM #643292Doooh
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December 21, 2010 at 6:24 PM #643873Doooh
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December 21, 2010 at 6:24 PM #644009Doooh
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December 21, 2010 at 6:24 PM #644330Doooh
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December 21, 2010 at 9:44 PM #643336permabear
ParticipantI would say 95% of the US population doesn’t realize that socialized medicine is good for citizens, good for small businesses, and leads to lower taxes for the majority of people.
The only people it’s bad for are the ultra-rich and large healthcare corporations.
Our corporate-owned media continues to spread mass disinformation for their own gain. It’s really too bad.
December 21, 2010 at 9:44 PM #643407permabear
ParticipantI would say 95% of the US population doesn’t realize that socialized medicine is good for citizens, good for small businesses, and leads to lower taxes for the majority of people.
The only people it’s bad for are the ultra-rich and large healthcare corporations.
Our corporate-owned media continues to spread mass disinformation for their own gain. It’s really too bad.
December 21, 2010 at 9:44 PM #643988permabear
ParticipantI would say 95% of the US population doesn’t realize that socialized medicine is good for citizens, good for small businesses, and leads to lower taxes for the majority of people.
The only people it’s bad for are the ultra-rich and large healthcare corporations.
Our corporate-owned media continues to spread mass disinformation for their own gain. It’s really too bad.
December 21, 2010 at 9:44 PM #644124permabear
ParticipantI would say 95% of the US population doesn’t realize that socialized medicine is good for citizens, good for small businesses, and leads to lower taxes for the majority of people.
The only people it’s bad for are the ultra-rich and large healthcare corporations.
Our corporate-owned media continues to spread mass disinformation for their own gain. It’s really too bad.
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