@MargoinWNC One of my first jobs out of college mid 90s we had the option of enrolling in a catastrophic plan where the company paid you back a $100 a month. Catastrophic plan meant $3000 deductible.
@DemonFramed “I’ll make this short and sweet, you’re weak, you’re out of control and you’ve become an embarrassment to yourself and everybody else”. Pauline Walnuts
This myth that everything was so easy until now is insane. My parents bought a house in 1971 for 28,000 at around 7.5%. Everyone said they were stupid spending that much on a house. 10 years later in 1982 we moved and they bought a house for $135,000 at 14% and it was a good deal. That house is 1 million now. In 30 years they’ll be complaining that you only paid 1 million for your house, that’s why you have it so easy.
That is extreme. I am fine with property tax going to police, ems, firefighters, schools, etc. Don’t consider myself a senior yet, but my property tax has more than tripled in 19 years and the service is no different. Unless you think inflation has been 6% a year during that time. All this will do is cause an explosion in the number of seniors “owning” homes.
@CrazyVibes_1 There is a junior high near my house. 7 am and 4 pm is complete gridlock with traffic, parent taking their precious kids to school. If one of my parents ever had to drop me off or pick me it up, it would be 10 blocks away so nobody saw. We were just different.
@realpeteyb123 I remember those days in 1999. Buy anything with semiconductor its name and easy 5x. I can recall ELNT Elantic Semiconductor. Then in March 2020 it all came crashing down.
@ccofficer83@SomeWelder Lmao. You actually think someone who went to junior high in the 80’s is going to get triggered from being called a gay boomer retard. I had teachers call me worse than that.