As someone who is going to die from lack of healthcare.
It’s frustrating but what am I supposed to do in this situation?
At the end of the day I’ll be another statistic but I’m kinda hopeful that it’ll be over soon.
If worst comes to worst I’ll go to the ER but I have been getting gradually better minus the heart attacks.
The guy in his 20s, with ample access to education and credit, wealthy parents, and no responsibilities, that Luigi? Yeah, I’ve heard of him. What are the rest of us supposed to do?
What’s someone in their mid-forties, no college education, bad credit, an ex-wife, two kids, and debt up to their eyeballs supposed to do? We can’t take a month of work to (allegedly) buy fake IDs, a gun, and a suppressor, travel the country, stalk a CEO, and then go into hiding indefinitely with no job or income. What options do those people have? That’s what matters because most US Americans are closer to being like that than being like Luigi.
As someone who is going to die from lack of healthcare. It’s frustrating but what am I supposed to do in this situation? At the end of the day I’ll be another statistic but I’m kinda hopeful that it’ll be over soon. If worst comes to worst I’ll go to the ER but I have been getting gradually better minus the heart attacks.
All the best to you, stranger 😕
Have you met my friend Luigi?
The guy in his 20s, with ample access to education and credit, wealthy parents, and no responsibilities, that Luigi? Yeah, I’ve heard of him. What are the rest of us supposed to do?
What’s someone in their mid-forties, no college education, bad credit, an ex-wife, two kids, and debt up to their eyeballs supposed to do? We can’t take a month of work to (allegedly) buy fake IDs, a gun, and a suppressor, travel the country, stalk a CEO, and then go into hiding indefinitely with no job or income. What options do those people have? That’s what matters because most US Americans are closer to being like that than being like Luigi.