Infuriating datapoint on why American medical care is so expensive: a single New Mexico oncology practice spends $350,000 a year fighting insurance company coverage denials. https://t.co/vE0sbBNT6A
Paying consumer debts is basically optional in the United States: The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act protects the people who need it least.
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I know a lot of you wanted a technical breakdown of this meme so here it is!
I don't think you will find this level of detail anywhere else so keep reading if you don't want to miss out.
Think it's been cold this month? Well, you're not wrong. This chart shows the departure from average for high temperatures this April. A large portion of the forecast area has had highs 6 degrees or more BELOW normal. #ORwx#WAwx#pdxtst
A thread of my favourite Hungarian phrases, starting with this one…
In Hungary, instead of saying “my bosses gave me too much work to do” you can use the poetic phrase bekergettek tátott szájjal a faszerdőbe. It means “they chased me into the dick-forest with a wide-open mouth”
My apartment recently raised my rent 15%, so I said [something bad] & went to the market. Prices were changing daily everywhere & I've wondered what the hell was up. Turns out, this horror.
kickass work by @hvogell/@HaruCoryne/@RyanLittleE for @propublica
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I love the convenience, simplicity and versatility of a one pot meal. Here are 12 delicious soups from around the world. https://t.co/xDVrFcf7Y8 #soupszn#soupseason
Here's a look at current temps across the area as of 4:30 PM PDT on October 8th. Further warming has occurred, and several locations are now in the upper 80s. Very impressive for October, as normal high temperatures for this time of year are in the 60s. #orwx#wawx
Dom was disappointed when Vince brought Nos, not emergency water storage, to family dinner. He should have known better; this is National Preparedness Month.
Make sure you have 14 gallons of water per person in your household. Don’t know where to start? 👉https://t.co/vsWYP5H95Z
Starting Jan. 1, 2023, landlords in Oregon may legally increase rents by up to 14.6%. It's the highest possible maximum increase since the Legislature enacted limits on rent hikes three years ago.
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