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I'll give you a funnier example. When my wife was pregnant last year, one of the genetic test we needed to get would have costed us somewhere around 3-4K$ (and
by tehlike 6y ago
I'll give you a funnier example.
When my wife was pregnant last year, one of the genetic test we needed to get would have costed us somewhere around 3-4K$ (and we also heard people on same insurance being quoted for up to 8K$). I asked the cash price, they told us something like 250-300$. We paid cash price, even if it costed us more since birth alone would have hit oop maximum rightaway. IT still felt good for that particular one since the disparity was too big.
Us insurance system is a racket.
- sbierwagen 6y agoObnoxious fact: the past tense for "cost", when referring to price, is... "cost": https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/88872/which-one-is-correct-cost-or-costed https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/88872/which-one-is-c... "Costed" is something of a hypercorrection, only used in some rare business contexts.