Drop the dental insurance and make a trip to Piedras Negras and get your teeth fixed for a lot less and you don't even need an appointment.
You know, BigZak mentioned something about a mole or a freckle in some spot on his body once.It is alright, I have a mole operating undercover as we speak.....we will all find out sooner or later.
I wonder...well, actually, I'm trying NOT to wonder.
the freckle is in a secure and undisclosed location. witness relocation can be a sometimes.
Gimme a kiss!
Pitney Bowes website sucks and is sllllooooowwww.
That is all.
Some people are so unprofessional!!!! So someone works for you 1 day, 1 stinkin' day, and don't bother to show up again or even bother to give you the courtesy of a phone, then they call three weeks later and want to get paid for that 1 day!!! Keep in mind that day was spent in training that I essentially had to pay for.
Do I have to pay them or can I tell them to take a flying leap?
You have to pay them.
Then you can tell them to take a flying .
Pay them in small coins of foreign currancy.
Jim, I left out the part where I pay her and just told her to take the flying !
Doc, where is your practice? Did you go to UTHSCSA also?
Yeah, I graduated in 96. My practice in at Broadway and Sunset. Where are you at?
College Station.
That is a nice area you practice, not far from The Quarry Golf Club.
Just around the corner....
Life is good. ing good.
My rims are bent beyond repair. Thanks, stupid San Antonio potholes.
Okay, Crazy One, here's another one...My husband is getting ready to retire from the military. When he does our dental insurance will change and our premiums will increase a lot. Our medical insurance is subsidized at 100% while he is active duty but after he retires we pay premiums. Anyway, to the point....Our new annual dental premiums will be more than twice what our annual medical premiums will be. I guess our mouth is more expensive to maintain than our bodies ???
...2Blonde
Dang... that's harsh... almost makes you wonder about the worth of the dental insurance. If it's a PPO plan, you probably have a maximum yearly benefit of $1500 or some amount... it may be worthwhile to compare what you pay with how much you could get in benefits. Some plans aren't much better than having no insurance at all.
But don't let them know that I said that...
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