So, you see no reason why a pro player can't pay 600 or more a month for just themselves? I had insurance for 20 years, started out paying around 100, then paid 247.00 for many years and never used it once, and they went up to 587.00, I canceled. Well, many couldn't pay that, pool player or not. A few hour stay at the hospital cost me 3500 a few months ago. A knee surgery cost me over 10,000 three years ago, and that was the cash discount price. Surgery on one eye cost me 4000 a few months ago, cash price. I've had some heart problems for the last year that has cost me over 10,000 so far. You can't even get a appointment with a good doctor without insurance now. Health care is busting many of the middle class citizens.
Pro Players That Have Health Benifits
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So, you see no reason why a pro player can't pay 600 or more a month for just themselves? I had insurance for 20 years, started out paying around 100, then paid 247.00 for many years and never used it once, and they went up to 587.00, I canceled. Well, many couldn't pay that, pool player or not. A few hour stay at the hospital cost me 3500 a few months ago. A knee surgery cost me over 10,000 three years ago, and that was the cash discount price. Surgery on one eye cost me 4000 a few months ago, cash price. I've had some heart problems for the last year that has cost me over 10,000 so far. You can't even get a appointment with a good doctor without insurance now. Health care is busting many of the middle class citizens.
^^^^^^Bingo!
"If you think health care is expensive now, wait until it's free." -P.J. O'Rourke
Very well said Johnny
I would bet super large that IF we were to examine the lifestyle and expenses of professional pool players we could easily find up to $1000 a month to pay for all their health insurance needs.
In fact I think that same can be said for a lot of people who complain about not being able to afford health care but yet spend 500 a month on junk food and other crap.