Even a lot of Americans probably feel like its overblown...because it just seems like it can't actually be real until you actually have to finally engage with it. Until you experience it yourself or know someone who has it almost feels like no society could possibly tolerate such a thing.
I was finally able to afford decent insurance after a decade of no insurance or barebones insurance. Suddenly a $400/month prescription was $20/month. It’s not like they put the insurance bill on your receipt. Anyone with good enough insurance who doesn’t read through their itemized insurance statements has no clue.
Even a lot of Americans probably feel like its overblown...because it just seems like it can't actually be real until you actually have to finally engage with it. Until you experience it yourself or know someone who has it almost feels like no society could possibly tolerate such a thing.
I was finally able to afford decent insurance after a decade of no insurance or barebones insurance. Suddenly a $400/month prescription was $20/month. It’s not like they put the insurance bill on your receipt. Anyone with good enough insurance who doesn’t read through their itemized insurance statements has no clue.