as long as it took to get to you multiplied by 2.
say it took you 3 days to get it, (that's how long it took my dstt to arrive from them) and say there was a problem with it (there wasn't it works fine, but if there was) it would take about 6 business days from the day you mailed it back to them give or take a day or two.
say it took you 3 days to get it, (that's how long it took my dstt to arrive from them) and say there was a problem with it (there wasn't it works fine, but if there was) it would take about 6 business days from the day you mailed it back to them give or take a day or two.
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We all should have free health, dental, vision care, and make the college kids pay for the schooling, f that college forgiveness plan our govt doing now, its really not fair for all others in the past that had to pay for they're schooling anyways (like me, with 2 kids I paid to send to college in the past) -
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Sicklyboy:
I think we should outlaw healthcare entirely because the fact that people can get healthcare today is unfair to those in the past that couldn't+2 -
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@Sicklyboy - the comparison would be forgiving all medical debt, not making healthcare illegal! -
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cearp:
Although I still don't agree, medical debt is rarely a choice, whereas enrolling in university is certainly a choice
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Sicklyboy:
College costs, college loans, book prices, the entire thing is predatory, oft touted as essential to a successful life for my generation and the ones since, and completely unaffordable without putting you through an insane financial hardship for literal decades in many situations.
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Sicklyboy:
Many of the same issues can be seen for the insanely predatory healthcare and health insurance system in the US
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Sicklyboy:
It's important for society to be healthy and educated. If those things can't happen because all of the institutions that prop up those industries make it unattainable for all but a small portion of society, then your society is largely going to be disease ridden, dying, and uneducated in very short order.
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K3Nv2:
Issue is it's too rich of a coperation already with bad sugar diets causing diabetes and killing teeth a new set of teeth around 90k -
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cearp:
I agree it's not easy for the average American, let alone the ones below that average. Free / cheaper healthcare is much more important I think than free university education.+1
Of course like @mthrnite said, why not both. But I doubt both will get solved at once, and surely healthcare is top priority. -
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Sicklyboy:
If it's needed to keep you healthy it shouldn't cost you $90k. The fact that it does is an enormous problem
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