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Yes. For one year. How convenient, after the elections.
Yes. For one year. How convenient, after the elections.
Yes. For one year. How convenient, after the elections.
Yes. For one year. How convenient, after the elections.
Yes. For one year. How convenient, after the elections.
The McDonalds “insurance” is a joke, and possibly qualifies as a scam. It doesn’t provide catastrophic insurance.
Basically, any plan that isn’t meeting the 85 cent per dollar requirement is junk and deserves to be eliminated. There’s going to be hiccups, but the market will adapt.
The McDonalds “insurance” is a joke, and possibly qualifies as a scam. It doesn’t provide catastrophic insurance.
Basically, any plan that isn’t meeting the 85 cent per dollar requirement is junk and deserves to be eliminated. There’s going to be hiccups, but the market will adapt.
The McDonalds “insurance” is a joke, and possibly qualifies as a scam. It doesn’t provide catastrophic insurance.
Basically, any plan that isn’t meeting the 85 cent per dollar requirement is junk and deserves to be eliminated. There’s going to be hiccups, but the market will adapt.
The McDonalds “insurance” is a joke, and possibly qualifies as a scam. It doesn’t provide catastrophic insurance.
Basically, any plan that isn’t meeting the 85 cent per dollar requirement is junk and deserves to be eliminated. There’s going to be hiccups, but the market will adapt.
The McDonalds “insurance” is a joke, and possibly qualifies as a scam. It doesn’t provide catastrophic insurance.
Basically, any plan that isn’t meeting the 85 cent per dollar requirement is junk and deserves to be eliminated. There’s going to be hiccups, but the market will adapt.
I guess a devalued dollar is a form of adaptation.
I guess a devalued dollar is a form of adaptation.
I guess a devalued dollar is a form of adaptation.
I guess a devalued dollar is a form of adaptation.