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Just a thought. |
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The EOB came because the claim was made against the insurance and they are making you aware. But since you have that EOB, what were you charged for, the cost of the vaccine or just the cost of performing the injection? My wife and I have received three of our four injections with no cash, no credit card, and no insurance information requested. |
I assume everyone saw this...
CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Monday that "our data from the CDC today suggests that vaccinated people do not carry the virus" or get sick. "It's not just in the clinical trials, but it's also in real-world data," she added. |
Passport?
I remember my fake ID's. Worked almost every time.
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Which tends to prove that people who are in business don't like to turn away paying customers. |
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I'm thinking the potential for a "worst case possible" penalty for violating a conceal and carry policy of a company whose owner is someone other than yourself, is a lot worse than merely trespassing. |
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That only works if your life is in danger... |
Only non vaccinated get it and that is their choice so why worry about them.
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Originally Posted by jmintzer5 View Post
Costco is the first that comes to mind. They prohibit concealed or open carry... Now, I agree, if they can't see it, there's not much they'll do, but if you're printing, they can and will ask you to leave. ————————————————†”————— Then if I get killed in Costco because they provided inadequate security I should be able to sue them. |
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