Remember: bones are luxury teeth.
Fun fact: for my family's insurance, it is $106/mo to pay for dental. I get access to two cleanings a year, plus 50% of billed expenses up to $1000. What is even the point?
Remember: bones are luxury teeth.
Fun fact: for my family's insurance, it is $106/mo to pay for dental. I get access to two cleanings a year, plus 50% of billed expenses up to $1000. What is even the point?
I'm tired for paying for insurance that doesn't do anything.
Teeth? In this economy?
Even holodeck characters are affected, it’s worse than I expected.
You wouldn't believe how hard it is to find a holodeck dentist in simulated victorian England.
Oy. Relax. This isn’t the holodeck. This is reality. Yes. It’s all real. Now just keep enjoying and stay calm.
Growing up my parents could afford to buy a house but didn't have the money to fix my teeth. Now I can't buy a house or fix my teeth, and my children don't even have any because I can't afford to have any children.
This is us right now. My kid is going to a junior college out of state to play lacrosse. They have no dorms and need to rent apartments. He has 3 other people living with and each pays 929 in rent. That includes utilities and is furnished. Oh and this is only a 2 bedroom apartment.
Furnished? How hard is it to buy a bed? You can find an old couch and TVs are basically free now. This is on you for not telling them how to rent a place. You can rent a cheaper place on Manhattan than that.
My friends kids rent in Hoboken. Unfurnished. Cheapest they could find was $3,000 a month for under 600 ft^2^
I know how to rent a place and we did look at an apartment for him but it was $100 more unfurnished. Also, these are kids right out of high school, so college freshman. Not like I would help pay for my junior college kids rent.
I bought my house my thirties 3 years ago and pay $600 a year for family insurance.
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