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Tag Archives: #hcr
How not to do customer service in the medical industry
7 CommentsLast summer, I developed some neurological symptoms that are more of an annoyance than anything. So I did what any responsible person would do; researched everything on the Internet and diagnosed myself into the worst possible case scenario. When that … Continue reading
Jumbo
1 CommentThere is an old joke that goes something like this: I had a nightmare last night I ate a giant marshmallow. When I woke up, my pillow was gone. Ok, settle down. Your nightmare joke is now a reality. Meijers … Continue reading
You are a deadbeat piece of crap
7 CommentsWhen did the United States of America go from “shoot for the moon” to “circle the wagons?” We appear to be on a race to become the sickest and dumbest of the developed nations where nothing is going to be … Continue reading
The weak link in the “ObamaCare” argument
1 CommentUS District Court Judge Roger Vinson just handed the Democrats a victory with his ruling against the Affordable Care Act (ACA). So did Judge Henry Hudson of the Eastern District of Virginia with his ruling on the individual mandate earlier. … Continue reading
Don’t touch my junk; a TSA stand-off anthem for anti-healthcare reform and other government good stuff
Leave a commentIn the 1970s, the government told us lead paint was perfectly safe. In the 1960s, the government told us asbestos was perfectly safe. In the 1950s, the government told us smoking was perfectly safe. In the 1940s, the government told … Continue reading
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Ohio is calling me a liar. Again.
9 CommentsI’ve had three small, routine claims this year so far and that triggered the letter I posted here. More accurately, my daughter went to the doctor for a routine physical because that is the responsible thing to do. I know … Continue reading
Real patriots die at 55
8 CommentsWhen you turn fifty in America, you are old. When you turn fifty-five you are too old and should consider dying to make room for the next generation of revenue-producing units. It’s the patriotic thing to do. Hear me out … Continue reading



