Ehhh as someone who has a chronic illness (with a nice $20k/month prescription if you don't have insurance), the issue is if your health is so bad that you can't work 40 hrs a week reliably...that's when you need insurance the most but then you get dumped.
+1. I bought the lifetime pass 8 or so years ago, and it's served me pretty well since.
+1 for technology connections. Who knew I could watch 3 hours about dishwashers and stay interested?
I've used it the last 4 years, it's as easy as TurboTax and way cheaper
You would still want it as a baseline comparison for the experimental groups.
The game was indeed that good. The combat is fun and she story is amazing.
Ehhh as someone who has a chronic illness (with a nice $20k/month prescription if you don't have insurance), the issue is if your health is so bad that you can't work 40 hrs a week reliably...that's when you need insurance the most but then you get dumped.
I managed it but boy it was scary.
...of which border?
To each their own....I would count not being socially ostracized as highly important, appropriate, and of significant weight.
The shoes are probably not $300....more like $100. And the kids goal is to not feel socially ostracized, not to spend money frivolously.
Did anyone else get ai vibes while reading the article? Idk if it's just me but the writing seemed so generic like something chat gpt spits out.