Ashli Babbit, officer sicknick, and a few others all died due to a conspiracy theory spread on Facebook. Many others are threatened every day because of these conspiracy theories.
For people who cream themselves over good documentation, why are there so ma y people who refuse to read the mueller report? It's not that long.
Who am I kidding, we all know the answer is that you think by ignoring the facts insulates you from realizing the republican party and their leader colluded with a foreign adversary to influence the election
> (and a lot of times, it's cheaper outside of Amazon).
is not true. Amazon does not let sellers list products on amazon for a higher price than than what they list on the sellers website. It's 100% against TOS and they will shut down your listing if it's your first offense and will permaban you from selling if you continue to do so.
It doesnt post anything without your permission. And you can long hold the notification to suppress and never see them again. It's not that big of a deal
Here in Los Angeles (Specifically Sunland Produce in Sunland) Honeycrisps are available nearly year around for 99 cents a pound. Not on sale. It's insane, I've lived all over the place and the price actually shocks me every time i go in.
The codes aren’t meaningless or arbitrary. Think about how many different types of “office visits” there are. Forget about any services performed DURING the office visit, think about just the office visit itself. Walking into a room, talking with a medical professional, and leaving. It could be a 10 minute followup visit. You could be a new patient and they are establishing your history for their record, maybe that’s a 45 minute visit. You could be walking in to get a new prescription written. You could be talking to doctor to get a second opinion. You get the idea. My point is that these have varying levels of time spent and doctor-involvement, in which they would have different charges for. A 5 minute visit shouldn’t cost the same amount as a 60 minute visit, right? Each one has their own code, and even modifier codes on top of them (to indicate things like ‘left’ or ‘right’, when a particular procedure is performed on multiple areas) The codes allow them to record the service and bill as accurately as possible. Without them, instead of seeing a bunch of codes and wondering how that equals a thousand bucks, you would get a piece of paper that said “services performed: medical stuff” and a bill for a thousand bucks instead.