
John Dilligaf
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John Dilligaf · commented on a post
1 day ago

so what I'm hearing is the guy can't hold a steady job.

John Dilligaf · upvoted an item
2 days ago

I swear I'm upvoting people i dont even like just to annoy these serial downvoters...hope they get banned

John Dilligaf · commented on a post
3 days ago

I still believe that Muskrat bought Twitter with the express purpose of ruining it after it did something that damaged his fragile ego.

John Dilligaf · commented on a post
5 days ago

beware of (being slobbered on by) the dog

John Dilligaf · commented on a post
7 days ago

that is a fire just waiting to happen

John Dilligaf · upvoted an item
7 days ago

They're quadruple parked!

John Dilligaf · commented on 5 posts
13 days ago

they're trying to force you to use an app or kiosk to order

the only thing missing is a strip club

John Dilligaf · commented on 15 posts
15 days ago

came in at the last minute during WW1, after everyone else was exhausted; and I think the Red Army would have something to say about the WW2 thing.

Hertz, Avis, and Enterprise are in business for exactly this reason. Although you better not smoke in their cars unless you want a hefty cleaning fee added to your bill.

John Dilligaf · upvoted 6 items
16 days ago

Sorry bro. If part of the assignment was to follow the MLA guidelines, and you didn't, then you lose points. Still an A though

I can almost guarantee that employee is ex-military. "Sorry, it's my day off, and I've already started drinking" is straight out of the Enlisted Playbook. :-)

John Dilligaf · upvoted an item
29 days ago

John Dilligaf · commented on 2 posts
30 days ago

Hey, no kink-shaming

Competitive cheerleading is a sport. It's worlds different from the stand -on-the-sideline-rah,rah, rah sports cheerleading

John Dilligaf · commented on 5 posts
about 1 month ago

Pretty much. ....... Every time I go to the doctor I get a "statement of benefits" from my insurance company. It says something like: You had X procedure. The hospital submitted a charge for $1000, we allowed $200, you owe $10. ...... A friend of mine went to the ER. They gave him a bill of $1500, he was like "I can't afford that and I don't have insurance" , they immediately cut it by more than half on condition that he pay it in cash ..... Hospital billing is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma, to quote Sir Winston. .......... I just wish I could apply "hospital billing process" to other aspects of life. .... Like buying a new car. Dealer tells me it's $50,000. I tell him all I'll allow is $2,000, and he accepts.

I agree, but this is about insurance, not healthcare. I very much wish single payer and/or universal coverage was a thing in the US. But that's a whole other conversation.
