Cigna just sent my dead wife, who succumbed to cancer last August, a DENIAL letter for a test to help diagnose her tumor markers. WTF is even going on with medical insurance companies? She left this world 6 months ago BECAUSE she couldn't get proper treatment. We don't hate these people enough.
@Greezernaut@mistressdivy I've yet to see this comparison mentioned on this topic. It's always about efficiency vs cost, but what happens to the human impact.
@Ravensfell I could eat tacos everyday. My new addiction is queso birria. There's a local truck here in town that makes them and they are out of control delicious.
@VitalVegas I've been at Mandalay Bay all week for Cisco Live and I think I've seen one team member wearing a mask. I don't think this is going to be an issue.
@HRH_SHP@nikitabier I thought it was just me questioning why one would post something on a social platform where people couldn't interact back with you.
@respondrecover@jasonlewris Exactly this. Even if I wanted to relocate I would have to sell my 3.5% note to buy into what? 6.5%? 7.0%? And that's with good credit and equity to go down but I'd still have PMI.
@TwerkItDownChlo@Ravensfell It sucked. Imagine me, my wife, my 6 year old daughter and two 80lb dogs stuffed in a small Toyota Tacoma running for our lives. It definitely taught me a lot about being better prepared, but not something I would choose to do again π
It was really crazy and I don't like hurricanes either now. Because Katrina wiped out NOLA we couldn't go east. Originally, Rita was forecast to hit Houston so they evacuated the city cutting us off from the West. We only had small backroads heading north to get out of town. It was the craziest 13 hour drive to Shreveport.
Yeah, it was a crazy year. My family and I relocated to Lake Charles in January of 2005 for my job. Eight months later Hurricane Rita hit the coast and obliterated everything in it's path including a lot of Lake Charles. Needless to say we moved back after that ordeal. Talk about dumb luck right?