Same HDHCP blues over here. It cost $21,000 to insure my family. We will end our tenure with ACA after 4 years and will be holding $8,000 in debt.
Why is this not being called a tax increase?

The main reason I never wanted to use it was mostly because of my high deductible and OOP max. Paid $21 Large this year, and incurred $9 Large in medical debt on top of all that.

Yep. And, not only that, but we also have $8000 in med debt from our HDHCP that costs $21gr per year in premiums (knee surgery, ER visit). Nothing like paying more for less.

Printing more money during inflation is always a great idea...

Shit ain’t right.

Thanks, Alli! Just means I have to be a little louder.

I’ve never had a senate Democrat represent me during 30 years in Utah. Yet, I still feel betrayed.
Those people, they’ll lose on their next reelection. Then they’ll get a cushy private sector gig, and we will haunt them the rest of their days.
#DoneFckngAround

What was the shutdown for?

Working on mine all weekend! Crankshaft sensor, camshaft sensor, now ignition coil.

I poured everything I had into this one. "I see you gathering, hundreds at a time, to learn, to keep watch, and bare your teeth. I see you running toward danger, together, and loving each other more fiercely than you ever knew you could." organizingmythoughts.org/in-chicago-w...

Got reposted twice by bots with 0 followers and dozens of posts this morning alone.

You complete me.

We have 2 cars that are 22 years old, and one that is 9. It’s INSANE what we pay for insurance.

Nothing settles down inflation quite like printing more money.