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TauntonBlizzard2013

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  1. A lot of the big chains are now coming out and saying they will no longer require masks, and will follow state and local ordinances. A buddy of mine the other day texted when the news broke “I’ll go anywhere that doesn’t require a mask”. It’s simply going to become bad business to have mandatory mask policies. And above all else, these places care about $$
  2. It’s definitely dry here, we could use some rain.
  3. I bought this. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005H3N43K?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_image
  4. Those portable air conditioners are junk. From my experience, they don’t work half as good as a window unit. What would people recommend for securing a window unit to vinyl windows? Seems like drilling into the vinyl is a no go
  5. What the hell is 12% “slippage”
  6. When I look at my claims, it’s broken down as follows: Amount charged by healthcare provider: $270 Amount allowed by blue cross: $114 What would my cost be if I switched to the saver PPO with the HSA. Would I be paying the 270 or 114 towards meeting my 4K deductible?
  7. Thanks. Yeah for my wife and I the deductible will be $4k and the company contributes 1k through the same way you described... every pay period through the year. Looks like it’s just copays once the deductible is met. I don’t think I’d come close to reaching the out of pocket maximum, which is like 13 grand. It would take a lot of co pays to make up another 9 thousand lol. I guess even if you get whacked early on in the year, you’re still paying less in the long run.
  8. Anyone here use a health savings account? (HSA). It’s open enrollment for my work right now and I’m thinking of changing plans. I’m on a PPO right now and the costs are outrageous. The plan I’m looking at is a saver PPO. The per pay period cost is 1/3 of my current plan. The deductible is a lot higher.... but the place I work contributes money to the hsa as well as what you contribute. After the yearly deductible is met, co pays are also less. baaically, the cost of the plan per pay period... plus the $4000 deductible is cheaper than what I’m paying for the year right now. Just wondering if their is any hidden tricks that wouldn’t make it worth it
  9. Amazon reviews storm damage now? ( this is a joke, obviously. I know you work for channel 7 now)
  10. That’s good. That was another policy that has t been rooted in science for many months now. Like the covid monster lurking on the handle to your shopping cart.
  11. I filed my taxes early on in Feb.... with the new unemployment tax refund, we are supposed to be getting the tax back for all the unemployment my wife collected. Allegedly, you don’t need to file a correction, they will automatically be issuing to people who it’s owed too.
  12. I mean, waiting until May 29th to jump in line with the CDC is bad... but you could live in California, where Gavin Newson just said they would keep mask mandate until June 15th.
  13. I work at a college, I think the testing cost them somewhere north of 5 million dollars this year? I find it hard to believe places like colleges and other businesses will continue to pay for testing come the fall.
  14. I won’t freak out. We should also stop testing fully vaccinated people. It really doesn’t matter if those folks are positive or not
  15. The amount of people on Twitter saying this is a bad move astounds me. If you want to continue wearing a mask, you’re more than welcome too, I don’t get the angst
  16. Sounds like all restrictions ending on the 29th... not sure why the delay... but whatever
  17. Oh I’m sure I would.... I just can’t bring myself to go near it
  18. Warmth doesn’t look that impressive locally. Upper 70s
  19. Thanks... just ordered it.... might give it a go once the infection gets under control. My wife wanted to take a pin to it . I said do you want the whole neighborhood to hear me scream?
  20. Oh yeah, you have a link to something similar? That sounds like something I could use
  21. Thanks. I’ll talk to my doctor about it. I will say this, it’s incredible how much pain just a small infection on one side of the toe can cause. I have a pretty high pain tolerance and I told my wife this morning that Neosporin and ibuprofen weren’t cutting it and I needed to go get an antibiotic.
  22. Yeah... she said since it’s not a recurring problem and it looks like it was more an issue of how it was cut, the antibiotic should be okay. If it keeps happening, I may have to get a partial piece of the nail removed or something. If hasn’t spread of anything, it’s just one side of the big toe, so hopefully the antibiotic clears it rather quickly.
  23. Thanks.... i have an infected side of a toenail... and it’s been heinously painful so I’m on a 10 day course of 500mg 4x a day
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