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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0zbf9X7SDM

i’ve seen worse

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casey serin got mentioned, so I’ll shut up there,
but i think we had a lot of flipping through LLC’s and LLPs, so, look for those.

Also, look for people climbing the ladder, flipping up, and being underwater on a single million dollar place.

REITs are all underwater here on the east coast,
so, don’t treat that article as gospel.

[patb]

casey serin got mentioned, so I’ll shut up there,
but i think we had a lot of flipping through LLC’s and LLPs, so, look for those.

Also, look for people climbing the ladder, flipping up, and being underwater on a single million dollar place.

REITs are all underwater here on the east coast,
so, don’t treat that article as gospel.

[patb]

casey serin got mentioned, so I’ll shut up there,
but i think we had a lot of flipping through LLC’s and LLPs, so, look for those.

Also, look for people climbing the ladder, flipping up, and being underwater on a single million dollar place.

REITs are all underwater here on the east coast,
so, don’t treat that article as gospel.

[patb]

casey serin got mentioned, so I’ll shut up there,
but i think we had a lot of flipping through LLC’s and LLPs, so, look for those.

Also, look for people climbing the ladder, flipping up, and being underwater on a single million dollar place.

REITs are all underwater here on the east coast,
so, don’t treat that article as gospel.

[patb]

casey serin got mentioned, so I’ll shut up there,
but i think we had a lot of flipping through LLC’s and LLPs, so, look for those.

Also, look for people climbing the ladder, flipping up, and being underwater on a single million dollar place.

REITs are all underwater here on the east coast,
so, don’t treat that article as gospel.

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investor

You act like people don’t have medical expenses.

in general people have a certain amount of medical expenses per year. Doctors visits, accidents, prescriptions.

So they have these expenses, if the Insurance companies are limited to 15% overhead and are required to offer commoditized plans with exchanges
which is basically how P&C insurance works.
(Home, Auto) is all very commoditized, the difference
between Expected value and the insurance overhead should be nil.

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investor

You act like people don’t have medical expenses.

in general people have a certain amount of medical expenses per year. Doctors visits, accidents, prescriptions.

So they have these expenses, if the Insurance companies are limited to 15% overhead and are required to offer commoditized plans with exchanges
which is basically how P&C insurance works.
(Home, Auto) is all very commoditized, the difference
between Expected value and the insurance overhead should be nil.

[patb]

investor

You act like people don’t have medical expenses.

in general people have a certain amount of medical expenses per year. Doctors visits, accidents, prescriptions.

So they have these expenses, if the Insurance companies are limited to 15% overhead and are required to offer commoditized plans with exchanges
which is basically how P&C insurance works.
(Home, Auto) is all very commoditized, the difference
between Expected value and the insurance overhead should be nil.

[patb]

investor

You act like people don’t have medical expenses.

in general people have a certain amount of medical expenses per year. Doctors visits, accidents, prescriptions.

So they have these expenses, if the Insurance companies are limited to 15% overhead and are required to offer commoditized plans with exchanges
which is basically how P&C insurance works.
(Home, Auto) is all very commoditized, the difference
between Expected value and the insurance overhead should be nil.

[patb]

investor

You act like people don’t have medical expenses.

in general people have a certain amount of medical expenses per year. Doctors visits, accidents, prescriptions.

So they have these expenses, if the Insurance companies are limited to 15% overhead and are required to offer commoditized plans with exchanges
which is basically how P&C insurance works.
(Home, Auto) is all very commoditized, the difference
between Expected value and the insurance overhead should be nil.

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[quote=Casca]
Having experienced the best of socialized medicine in the military,

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Funny, The VA is listed as the Best Standard of Care in this country.

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[quote=Casca]
Having experienced the best of socialized medicine in the military,

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Funny, The VA is listed as the Best Standard of Care in this country.

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[quote=Casca]
Having experienced the best of socialized medicine in the military,

[/quote]

Funny, The VA is listed as the Best Standard of Care in this country.

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[quote=Casca]
Having experienced the best of socialized medicine in the military,

[/quote]

Funny, The VA is listed as the Best Standard of Care in this country.

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