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Nosy HR manager asks 24-year-old employee why she hasn't had her adult braces taken off yet: 'It's $500 and I make $15 an hour.'

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Dad refuses to call an ambulance for his 25-year-old son, whose spleen ruptured, because he was at work and ambulances are expensive: 'He looked at me and asked if I could drive myself.'

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'She stood there in her underwear for 40 minutes': Casino fires employees during trial period to avoid paying their health insurance, mother-daughter team respond with malicious compliance

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30 Therapy Memes and Tweets for Humor-Seeking Better Mental Health Supporters

Video exploring if health insurance companies were honest

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Medical Insurance Insists on Direct Billing for Dude's Surgery, Gets Hit With More Expensive Bill

Interesting and depressing Twitter thread about insurance companies profit-motives during the coronavirus epidemic | Wendell Potter @wendellpotter WORD WISE During this coronavirus crisis, keep an eye on every move my old industry: health insurers. Behind PR spin, they will be doing everything they can deny care maintain profits, while making look like they're heroes. Here's look 1/10)

Ex-Insurance VP Unmasks The Sleaziness Of Insurance Companies During COVID-19

Interesting Twitter thread written by an ex-Cigna vice president calling out the insurance industry's illusion of "choice"

Ex-Cigna VP Exposes The Health Insurance Industry's Illusion Of 'Choice'

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Way Too Poor For That

Caption that reads, "When you're 26 and still want to go sledding" above a pic of the Grinch riding Santa's sleigh while saying, "Out of the way! I have no insurance!"

Get Out Ma Way

Tumblr post where someone asks what supervillain they'd be if they had the power to heal, and someone answers "the American healthcare system"

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Teacher Proposed Canceling Graduation Because All of Her Students Graduate No Matter How Low Their Grades Are

Teacher Proposed Canceling Graduation Because All of Her Students Graduate No Matter How Low Their Grades Are

50-year-old mom plans to have another baby against her 17 and 25-year-old daughters' wishes: 'They said that if I give birth, they will never consider this child their brother or sister.'

50-year-old mom plans to have another baby against her 17 and 25-year-old daughters' wishes: 'They said that if I give birth, they will never consider this child their brother or sister.'

17-year-old provides two week notice for fast food job, doesn't turn up for last shift after manager's reaction: 'I don't need to go to a job I hate anymore'

17-year-old provides two week notice for fast food job, doesn't turn up for last shift after manager's reaction: 'I don't need to go to a job I hate anymore'

Insurance company asks applicant to complete 15 hours of unpaid training before giving them an official offer

Insurance company asks applicant to complete 15 hours of unpaid training before giving them an official offer

'So are we still doing pizza instead of bonuses?': Work memes to repay hardworking workers for their effort

'So are we still doing pizza instead of bonuses?': Work memes to repay hardworking workers for their effort

Dad pressures teenage son to give him his first $600 paycheck because it's "tradition" to give your parents your first paycheck: 'I'm trying to save for a car.'

Dad pressures teenage son to give him his first $600 paycheck because it's "tradition" to give your parents your first paycheck: 'I'm trying to save for a car.'

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