[patb]

to me it’s a question of is it a gold coin
or is it a fake, i’d need to take it to a jeweler
and get a quick assay.

if some goof ball were selling coins for $50,
how do you know they are real?

[patb]

[quote=ltokuda]I used to be unsure about the public option until I found out what happened to my co-worker. We both have decent jobs with “good” health insurance coverage. I’ve always assumed that if I got sick, my insurance company would take care of me.

Well, unfortunately, my co-worker did get sick and was forced to take a leave of absence. He signed up for COBRA but the sickness & treatments dragged on for over a year. After that, his eligibility for COBRA ran out so his only option now is to buy insurance on the open market with his pre-existing sickness. There’s no way he can afford to buy insurance anymore.

This was a real revelation to me. I’ve talked about this with my friends and they were all shocked to hear it. Everyone thought they were covered. It never occured to them that they were only allowed to be sick for a year or so.

I’m guessing that most people with insurance have absolutely no idea how vulnerable they really are. I understand it and still have a hard time getting my head around it. It just boggles the mind.[/quote]

COBRA is very expensive, the people who want COBRA
are the ones with health issues.

Fundamentally insurance companies are middle men
far cheaper to pay hospitals to set up
facilities and charge just the marginal costs

[patb]

[quote=ltokuda]I used to be unsure about the public option until I found out what happened to my co-worker. We both have decent jobs with “good” health insurance coverage. I’ve always assumed that if I got sick, my insurance company would take care of me.

Well, unfortunately, my co-worker did get sick and was forced to take a leave of absence. He signed up for COBRA but the sickness & treatments dragged on for over a year. After that, his eligibility for COBRA ran out so his only option now is to buy insurance on the open market with his pre-existing sickness. There’s no way he can afford to buy insurance anymore.

This was a real revelation to me. I’ve talked about this with my friends and they were all shocked to hear it. Everyone thought they were covered. It never occured to them that they were only allowed to be sick for a year or so.

I’m guessing that most people with insurance have absolutely no idea how vulnerable they really are. I understand it and still have a hard time getting my head around it. It just boggles the mind.[/quote]

COBRA is very expensive, the people who want COBRA
are the ones with health issues.

Fundamentally insurance companies are middle men
far cheaper to pay hospitals to set up
facilities and charge just the marginal costs

[patb]

[quote=ltokuda]I used to be unsure about the public option until I found out what happened to my co-worker. We both have decent jobs with “good” health insurance coverage. I’ve always assumed that if I got sick, my insurance company would take care of me.

Well, unfortunately, my co-worker did get sick and was forced to take a leave of absence. He signed up for COBRA but the sickness & treatments dragged on for over a year. After that, his eligibility for COBRA ran out so his only option now is to buy insurance on the open market with his pre-existing sickness. There’s no way he can afford to buy insurance anymore.

This was a real revelation to me. I’ve talked about this with my friends and they were all shocked to hear it. Everyone thought they were covered. It never occured to them that they were only allowed to be sick for a year or so.

I’m guessing that most people with insurance have absolutely no idea how vulnerable they really are. I understand it and still have a hard time getting my head around it. It just boggles the mind.[/quote]

COBRA is very expensive, the people who want COBRA
are the ones with health issues.

Fundamentally insurance companies are middle men
far cheaper to pay hospitals to set up
facilities and charge just the marginal costs

[patb]

[quote=ltokuda]I used to be unsure about the public option until I found out what happened to my co-worker. We both have decent jobs with “good” health insurance coverage. I’ve always assumed that if I got sick, my insurance company would take care of me.

Well, unfortunately, my co-worker did get sick and was forced to take a leave of absence. He signed up for COBRA but the sickness & treatments dragged on for over a year. After that, his eligibility for COBRA ran out so his only option now is to buy insurance on the open market with his pre-existing sickness. There’s no way he can afford to buy insurance anymore.

This was a real revelation to me. I’ve talked about this with my friends and they were all shocked to hear it. Everyone thought they were covered. It never occured to them that they were only allowed to be sick for a year or so.

I’m guessing that most people with insurance have absolutely no idea how vulnerable they really are. I understand it and still have a hard time getting my head around it. It just boggles the mind.[/quote]

COBRA is very expensive, the people who want COBRA
are the ones with health issues.

Fundamentally insurance companies are middle men
far cheaper to pay hospitals to set up
facilities and charge just the marginal costs

[patb]

[quote=ltokuda]I used to be unsure about the public option until I found out what happened to my co-worker. We both have decent jobs with “good” health insurance coverage. I’ve always assumed that if I got sick, my insurance company would take care of me.

Well, unfortunately, my co-worker did get sick and was forced to take a leave of absence. He signed up for COBRA but the sickness & treatments dragged on for over a year. After that, his eligibility for COBRA ran out so his only option now is to buy insurance on the open market with his pre-existing sickness. There’s no way he can afford to buy insurance anymore.

This was a real revelation to me. I’ve talked about this with my friends and they were all shocked to hear it. Everyone thought they were covered. It never occured to them that they were only allowed to be sick for a year or so.

I’m guessing that most people with insurance have absolutely no idea how vulnerable they really are. I understand it and still have a hard time getting my head around it. It just boggles the mind.[/quote]

COBRA is very expensive, the people who want COBRA
are the ones with health issues.

Fundamentally insurance companies are middle men
far cheaper to pay hospitals to set up
facilities and charge just the marginal costs

[patb]

[quote=temeculaguy]

You can learn from my story, tell them your husband is a nudist, refuses to wear clothes and likes to rub up against visitors (make up a syndrome name), that if they break the lease you can convince him to look for other rentals during the time of the open houses.[/quote]

it’s called Frottage.

[patb]

[quote=temeculaguy]

You can learn from my story, tell them your husband is a nudist, refuses to wear clothes and likes to rub up against visitors (make up a syndrome name), that if they break the lease you can convince him to look for other rentals during the time of the open houses.[/quote]

it’s called Frottage.

[patb]

[quote=temeculaguy]

You can learn from my story, tell them your husband is a nudist, refuses to wear clothes and likes to rub up against visitors (make up a syndrome name), that if they break the lease you can convince him to look for other rentals during the time of the open houses.[/quote]

it’s called Frottage.

[patb]

[quote=temeculaguy]

You can learn from my story, tell them your husband is a nudist, refuses to wear clothes and likes to rub up against visitors (make up a syndrome name), that if they break the lease you can convince him to look for other rentals during the time of the open houses.[/quote]

it’s called Frottage.

[patb]

[quote=temeculaguy]

You can learn from my story, tell them your husband is a nudist, refuses to wear clothes and likes to rub up against visitors (make up a syndrome name), that if they break the lease you can convince him to look for other rentals during the time of the open houses.[/quote]

it’s called Frottage.

[patb]

[quote=waiting hawk]”Help me Rod. Help me help you.”

LMAO that was the funniest story I read ina while my wife was even laughing. I wouldnt show that place at all. Wow some people have some nerve you know they will (or have) kept collecting rent as they stopped paying for the place.

“I see stupid people” was the best bumper sticker I have seen ina while.[/quote]

I’ve known some tenants who say

“You can show the place but I want Half rent.”

I’ve known some tenants who particularly mess it up during this process, the landlord has a “Right of inspection” which they sometimes use to bring a prospective buyer through, but that doesn’t mean you have to clean up.

Leave some drug paraphanalia around , that usually scares off buyers.

[patb]

[quote=waiting hawk]”Help me Rod. Help me help you.”

LMAO that was the funniest story I read ina while my wife was even laughing. I wouldnt show that place at all. Wow some people have some nerve you know they will (or have) kept collecting rent as they stopped paying for the place.

“I see stupid people” was the best bumper sticker I have seen ina while.[/quote]

I’ve known some tenants who say

“You can show the place but I want Half rent.”

I’ve known some tenants who particularly mess it up during this process, the landlord has a “Right of inspection” which they sometimes use to bring a prospective buyer through, but that doesn’t mean you have to clean up.

Leave some drug paraphanalia around , that usually scares off buyers.

[patb]

[quote=waiting hawk]”Help me Rod. Help me help you.”

LMAO that was the funniest story I read ina while my wife was even laughing. I wouldnt show that place at all. Wow some people have some nerve you know they will (or have) kept collecting rent as they stopped paying for the place.

“I see stupid people” was the best bumper sticker I have seen ina while.[/quote]

I’ve known some tenants who say

“You can show the place but I want Half rent.”

I’ve known some tenants who particularly mess it up during this process, the landlord has a “Right of inspection” which they sometimes use to bring a prospective buyer through, but that doesn’t mean you have to clean up.

Leave some drug paraphanalia around , that usually scares off buyers.

[patb]

[quote=waiting hawk]”Help me Rod. Help me help you.”

LMAO that was the funniest story I read ina while my wife was even laughing. I wouldnt show that place at all. Wow some people have some nerve you know they will (or have) kept collecting rent as they stopped paying for the place.

“I see stupid people” was the best bumper sticker I have seen ina while.[/quote]

I’ve known some tenants who say

“You can show the place but I want Half rent.”

I’ve known some tenants who particularly mess it up during this process, the landlord has a “Right of inspection” which they sometimes use to bring a prospective buyer through, but that doesn’t mean you have to clean up.

Leave some drug paraphanalia around , that usually scares off buyers.

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