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demetrios

MRMACPHISTO75 said:

demetrios said:

MRMACPHISTO75 said:

Kearn5y said:

MRMACPHISTO75 said:

bbiggs said:

Anyone know when the Boston Mumford APs are supposed to ship? 

I received mine yesterday, but I’m in the U.K. Would suggest that they are now being sent though

Did you get shipping notice?

No, just arrived in the post yesterday. I originally got shipping notice when I bought it, but I think everyone got one of those

Is there a tracking number in your order history over @ https://www.dan-mumford.com/account ? 

Hi, just looked on my account and no tracking number on there. It just says shipped.

Thanks!

Kearn5y

MRMACPHISTO75 said:

demetrios said:

MRMACPHISTO75 said:

Kearn5y said:

MRMACPHISTO75 said:

bbiggs said:

Anyone know when the Boston Mumford APs are supposed to ship? 

I received mine yesterday, but I’m in the U.K. Would suggest that they are now being sent though

Did you get shipping notice?

No, just arrived in the post yesterday. I originally got shipping notice when I bought it, but I think everyone got one of those

Is there a tracking number in your order history over @ https://www.dan-mumford.com/account ? 

Hi, just looked on my account and no tracking number on there. It just says shipped.

My order status just says completed. So I guess it hasnt shipped yet.

Poncier

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

RS65573

Poncier said:

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

Right about where I am for a couple, in NJ, no kids...insanity. Boss also pays 1/3. We do have a fairly low deductible tho.
We had someone on our lesser expensive plan get very sick and he got screwed, so we got rid of that plan.

BLACK35

Poncier said:

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

OMG!!! That is unreal what you get taken off your chq each month. I would be in the poor house and I have a decent job. I'm blown away by this

tempo_n_groove

@Poncier and @BLACK35 can we discuss this in AMT?!?  I'm curious to learn more about this.

Poncier

BLACK35 said:

Poncier said:

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

OMG!!! That is unreal what you get taken off your chq each month. I would be in the poor house and I have a decent job. I'm blown away by this

That's Obamacare (Romneycare actually here in Massachusetts which predated Obamacare) at its finest. My kid will have the grades to go to MIT but I'll only be able to afford to send him to Ringling Brothers Clown College as a result of this great system.

BLACK35

tempo_n_groove said:

@Poncier and @BLACK35 can we discuss this in AMT?!?  I'm curious to learn more about this.

Is there a thread over there in AMT.
I'm not a guru on the Canadian Healthcare, just blown away by the numbers poncier mentioned

dankind

Poncier said:

BLACK35 said:

Poncier said:

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

OMG!!! That is unreal what you get taken off your chq each month. I would be in the poor house and I have a decent job. I'm blown away by this

That's Obamacare (Romneycare actually here in Massachusetts which predated Obamacare) at its finest. My kid will have the grades to go to MIT but I'll only be able to afford to send him to Ringling Brothers Clown College as a result of this great system.

Sadly, that great institution pack up its oversize suitcase and loaded up into its undersize car and skipped town back in the 1990s. Your kid has no future.

Poncier

dankind said:

Poncier said:

BLACK35 said:

Poncier said:

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

OMG!!! That is unreal what you get taken off your chq each month. I would be in the poor house and I have a decent job. I'm blown away by this

That's Obamacare (Romneycare actually here in Massachusetts which predated Obamacare) at its finest. My kid will have the grades to go to MIT but I'll only be able to afford to send him to Ringling Brothers Clown College as a result of this great system.

Sadly, that great institution pack up its oversize suitcase and loaded up into its undersize car and skipped town back in the 1990s. Your kid has no future.

Damn animal rights people.

Zod

Poncier said:

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

Thanks for the context.  I didn't realize the premiums were that expensive in the US.   That's alot more than I pay through taxes.   On the flip side we have a major GP shortage here so you can't find a dedicated doctor.   All you get is going to different walk in clinics or hospitals if something goes wrong.

People say Canada has the best health care but were not the only country with publicly funded health care.  I have to imagine other countries do it a bit better.

Thirty Bills Unpaid

Poncier said:

Zod said:

Milestone said:

PJNB said:

Thomas AP cost me 37$ at the door.

That's ok.  You get free healthcare.  

I guess the major hurdle in the US is paying for insurance, but I often wonder if the portion of my taxes that goes to health care costs me more than insurance in the US would cost me.

Based on what I pay, I highly doubt it. I currently have $366.48 deducted a week for my health insurance. that's 19 grand out of my pocket annually (until the next huge rate increase), and that's after my employer pays for 1/3 of the plan.

Health insurance premiums have gotten out of control in the last decade, basically tripling in that time span.

Holy shit.

RoleModelsinBlood31

We pay $28k here a year for my wife and I and 2 kids for insurance, not including the $15k my wife’s employer pays as well for us.

tempo_n_groove

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

We pay $28k here a year for my wife and I and 2 kids for insurance, not including the $15k my wife’s employer pays as well for us.

It would just be cheaper for you to pay cash at this point...

tubes10s

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

We pay $28k here a year for my wife and I and 2 kids for insurance, not including the $15k my wife’s employer pays as well for us.

That's not insurance.  That's theft.  

RoleModelsinBlood31

tempo_n_groove said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

We pay $28k here a year for my wife and I and 2 kids for insurance, not including the $15k my wife’s employer pays as well for us.

It would just be cheaper for you to pay cash at this point...

Yeah it’s a damn joke- I actually just signed on that’s how I know.  I haven’t had insurance for about 10 years prior- never needed it, but I’m 38 so gotta be safer I guess.  But for 4 healthy people who don’t go to the dr. Except for annual checkups for the 2 year old, 43k is ridiculous

tempo_n_groove

Let's rev up this thread again, shall we?

http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/272603/obamacare-aca-affordable-care-act

bbiggs

Seattle Ames up 

Hobbes

https://pearljam.com/shop/posters/2018-seattle-home-shows-poster-ames-bros

dankind

Mumford AP arrived today. The sky looks orange to me, not red, even though I ordered the regular edition, not the variant. It's probably correct, but I'd like to find someone with a show edition for a side-by-side comparison to check.