Shane Van Gisbergen New Zealand professional racing driver T-Shirt

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Holy shit, even $115 is A LOT! It’s ridiculous it costs more than $5. For comparison, in my country it’s like ~150-200 RUB = ~1.5-2 USD Such medicine must be cheap so everyone could afford it. And, even better, should be free with receipt and funded by taxes (sadly, we don’t have it here) Would OP’s post be seen different if the Shane Van Gisbergen New Zealand professional racing driver T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this inhaler was only $5 but they also paid $5 a month over most of their life as an alternative? It’s still not comparable. Even if you add up what someone has paid in taxes in other countries there entire life, it’s still nothing compared to US prices. Visit ER once? Have a baby? You’ve probably made your money back already even before considering smaller medication. yep, my 4 year old needs these too. they get hella expensive and it’s absolutely ridiculous. i think we’ve been able to get some for as low as $100 before, but never lower than that. My son need 2 puffs every morning and 2 every night, so we go through them very quickly That’s what I’m supposed to be taking, I do it less frequently so they’ll last longer though since I just can’t afford it My government pays Astra $33.74 for it (or its nearest equivalent dose here). It’s fully subsidised so the cost is $0 at point of pick up. That’s because our government also fucks ITSELF in the ass. Until very recently the government had laws preventing itself from negotiating drug prices, think about that for 2 seconds… A government obliged to cover the medical expenses of a significant portion of its population (medicaid, medicare, the VA) who’s only method of payment is a blank check, and it’s entirely self imposed. Who passed those laws, you figure? The “government messes everything up!” Crowd, no less. There are people inside our government, hundreds of them in Congress, who’s sole purpose is to ruin government programs by making them as inefficient as possible, all so they can be “right”. Literaly attempting to destroy popular government programs, and sometimes the government itself, from the inside by intentionaly pushing through absurd self-destructive and wasteful policies when otherwise the programs would work just fine. How is this not treason? Idk! They have literally fucked over every American who’d ever need to engage with Healthcare, while making our government insolvent, all so they can prove a point that wouldn’t be true were it not for their own malicious actions. Rant NOT over, but… Rant done for now.

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I paid 4RMB=0.5USD for BOTH of my ER trip last month, for all the Shane Van Gisbergen New Zealand professional racing driver T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this tests and meds. (mycoplasma induced high fever 106F) Looking at how life in the US doesn’t seem easy af despite your taxes being so much lower, I feel like I’m cutting quite the good deal despite giving away 34% of my income every month. Atleast I know that no personal tragedy could have me end up on the streets, without food or without medical care. I would suggest that a price of $0 means free. Free does not mean “does not consume resources” or “is not funded through any mechanism”. Damn, you can criticise your own healthcare system all you want but america seems to be worse. I pay 5 € for mine. What I see here is just straight up disguisting exploitation of people who need medicine to survive or just not end up in a hospital, which would bankrupt you to, I guess.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.