for ‘die quickly’ in Finnish


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Insurance of anything is a money-making enterprise. Began with Lloyd's of London. You pay insurers to take the risk, and they rake in profits off making you sleep well. It's not always a bad deal. Most of us don't have the financial capacity to underwrite our own medical payments even in healthy periods. But still, in the aggregate it's about money.

Some system we have

I remember my Dad entering the hospital with a head injury.

He left with a pacemaker.

They upsold him.

they saw. Maybe it's a good thing but sometimes it's just chasing wild gooses to make a few bucks.. It's a business after all.. No income, no fancy tech we all love.. uff..
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But this guy? Really?

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/n11BFNswDIE

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for your care. We had a very bad insurance experience with United Healthcare, in which on paper it looked like they covered things, but in practice they slow-walked and nickel-and-dimed and denied for no reason and flimflammed and bamboozled and just generally didn't pay for much of anything. We would have gone bankrupt with them as our insurers.

was able to convince my employer to get on a better plan, but I can see how people go under with this coverage. And it makes my blood boil to see that UHC stock is going up and their profits are soaring, because I know exactly how and why they do it.