I am a curious person by nature. I often look at why some people do certain things and it often makes me scratch my head and wonder what on earth those people are thinking. Add that to the fact that I realized I did not have anything scheduled for today, I thought I’d go with something fun and lighthearted. To be fair, I have to credit Kim and Mackenzie who ran similar posts the last few weeks which probably seeped their way into my subconscious and inspired me to do something similar. Without any further ado, here are some things that make me scratch my head:
Why little kids wake up at 5:30 in the morning then complain at 6:00 that they’re tired.
Why people enjoy raisins…I mean, after all, they’re shriveled up grapes!
Why people use the self-checkout at the grocery store when they have a cart full of groceries.
Roundabouts…WTF?!
Single ply toilet paper; wouldn’t sandpaper do the same trick?
Why some people don’t look in the mirror before they go shopping at WalMart
Why, when ordering from a restaurant, when I ask for a sandwich without mayonnaise that just means I get more of it?
Why cats always land on their feet no matter how they fall.
Why you’re woken up while sleeping in the hospital only to be asked how you’re sleeping.
Why TV producers spend millions of dollars promoting a successful new show only to put it on a four month hiatus before bringing it back.
Why nursing homes are riddled with venereal disease.
Why basic finance is not taught at the high school level to all students.
Why people line up in droves for free samples at Costco…has it really been THAT long since you last ate?
Why Seinfeld ever went off the air.
Why we can find Saddam Hussein hiding in a hole but not cure the common cold.
So, what are some of the things that make you scratch your head?
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1. Why do people spend money they don’t have to buy stuff they don’t need? I call it: The War on Math
2. Why do we declare wars on concepts?
You mixed UBL w/ Sadam Hussein. We shot Osama in Pakistan and found Sadam in a hole.
I like your list, and I’m frequently perplexed as well, but I do also think that WTF is probably the most under-utilized acronym ever — it pretty much describes my state of existence.
Nicely done!
pat
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The War on Math…I love it! Thanks for pointing out my mistake, I must’ve confused my megalomaniacal rulers.
I get so frustrated at the grocery store when people use the self checkout line for a mountain of groceries. They usually take their sweet old time taking the item from the cart, looking it over to make the final decision if they want it, then scan it. It’s usually these same people that have 2,000 produce items and they have no idea what the four digit code is so they ask for help because they don’t know how to look it up or know that it’s printed on the tag.
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I know your feeling Jon! The thing that gets me is when the checkers stand there and allow the people to do it. There’s a reason why it says “Express” people.
How come the pants pulled down below your ass never caught on with the banking crowd?
Why is it that everybody who drives faster than me is such an idiot and everyone who drives slower is a complete moron?
I wanna know, John! I wanna know!
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I feel the same exact way about your #2 Joe. I am always running into that myself.
I love the roundabout near my house and before they put it in there was daily traffic chaos. It really is the only thing that works other than putting in an overpass – love that roundabout!
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It seems as if I hit a nerve with some over roundabouts.
My issue is with putting them in the middle of a small residential neighborhood where they serve no purpose.
hahaa I LOVE these posts. I could write a book about this. Here are 3:
1) How people can complain they don’t have enough money for ‘x’ bill then drop money on lotto tickets.I used to see this all the time when I was a cashier in high school.
2) That for the cost of a toothbrush and toothpaste people continue to neglect their oral health beyond repair.
3) That there are people so blatantly rude (assholes) to others and they have ‘friends’.
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As could I Catherine.
I saw #1 all the time when I was in high school as well when I worked at a convenience store, it made absolutely no sense to me. I HATE scratch off tickets!
Why can’t politicians in DC balance the budget?
Why do we spend so much money fighting the war on drugs when there is almost no resources put towards anti-human trafficking?
Why don’t more people know what the Federal Reserve does? (another high school course?)
Why do we build stadiums for billionaires?
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Looks like you came up with a few more Jason.
I could not agree more with you DC! I love your last one btw.
I love these John. Nice work on putting this together. Here is my one and only for today:
Why do people that lie, cheat, and steal their way to the top never get in trouble and enjoy the lavish lifestyle, while people that live an honest life have to scrape together everything to survive?
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Thanks Grayson! Great one sir, I completely agree.
Roundabouts are supposed to be much more efficient but to us Americans it’s just plain crazy. And I can’t stand the people that take full carts to the self checkout, the whole purpose of those are for the people with a handful of items to be able to in and out quicker.
Why is what doctors do called “practice”? Kind of unsettling.
Why do fat chance and slim chance mean the same thing?
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Lol! I love yours JC! I agree that we’ve messed them up. Leave it to us Americans to make something inefficient.
I enjoy these lighthearted posts John
Why do seniors push me to get on public transit first when I would have to give up my seat for them anyways?
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Wow, those are some “push”-y seniors.
I agree that personal finance should be taught in school. I’m a huge proponent for that. I think the one thing about people looking in the mirror before they shop at Walmart should be changed to: “I don’t know why people shop at Walmart.” It is truly the nastiest place in America, I don’t care how good their prices are.
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I don’t know that they’re the nastiest place, but they definitely are up there and could go toe to toe with anyone.
Ha ha! I love these, especially this one: Why, when ordering from a restaurant, when I ask for a sandwich without mayonnaise that just means I get more of it? So true!
Mine would be: Why do people weave in and out of traffic like crazy people, only to save about 1-2 minutes of time.
I’ve seen so much of that this week having to drive an hour each way to Glendale. So glad I hardly have to drive for work.
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That always made me nuts when we lived there. It just makes no sense to me. Of course if I were to drive like that in Omaha I get some NASTY looks.
I totally agree with you on that Tonya — it’s one of my biggest pet peeves. I’d rather not die than shave 2 minutes off my driving time. Ha!
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Yep, dying to save a few minutes is really not worth it.
I remember the first time I honked at someone for doing that in LA, my wife about had me pull over so she could drive…apparently using the horn is a bad thing to do in LA. 
Agree with you on raisins!
The cat thing isn’t entirely true as I have seen my cats fall on their side before immediately jumping to their feet as though they’re embarrassed they just ruined a folktale.
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Lol! I love that Leslie, leave it to a cat.
“Why people line up in droves for free samples at Costco…has it really been THAT long since you last ate?” I will never understand this one! It’s not that serious people, it really isn’t
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I know Mackenzie! We have gotten to the point where we do not even take them anymore as it’s like full contact shopping. Though, our kids do not like that decision one bit.
Haha love this post! I need to do one also but I’m just not that creative
Oh, I am sure you are Michelle.
Thanks for the mention, John.
Everyone knows Walmart is the nth circle of hell, so why dress urp?
I think all sandwiches should come plain by nature until you ask for something on it.
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I also hate people who write checks in the express lane. Get a debit card!
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up not urp!
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Not a problem Kim! Dressing up is one thing, dressing like you’re a hobo is another .;) Although, I would agree it is the nth circle of hell. I completely agree on your last one, it drives me nuts.
Here’s one: Why is one of the two doors that make up a double door entrance/exit to a public place always locked?
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You got me there Kurt, I would like to know that myself.
Why people drive half way across town just to save a penny a litre on fuel prices. You just spent way more than that driving their! Funny post John
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I’ve never understood that myself Adam. I guess they know nothing of comparing the costs.
I like roudabouts! I encountered then in the UK and thought it would be more efficient lights, but change is difficult. I teach personal finance in high school, but it will only stick with kids if they use it. This means parents need to support this change.
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I agree, that it will only stick if they use it and is encouraged by the parents.
Great list! Haha
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Thanks Holly!
I loved driving the roundabouts in the UK as well, and now we have a few in our city but people find them confusing. And it is always funny to see people lined up for freebies at Costco.
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I’ve found the same thing to be true Sicorra. We’ve just found some way to mess them up and make it less efficient.
I love these lists! My favorite – Why people use the self-checkout at the grocery store when they have a cart full of groceries? So true. And then they don’t know how to self checkout either!!! ARGH!! And okay, the financial advisor has to acknowledge this one too – Why basic finance is not taught at the high school level to all students? Some day I hope this can no longer be put on these types of lists!
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I agree Shannon, I hope that some day it’ll be happening in every school. Also, the people who don’t know how to use the self checkout drive me nuts. It’s not THAT hard, my three year old can operate them.
Nice post, John. I had to chuckle at most of them. Personally, I wonder why Seinfeld stayed on the air so long. Was it simply to make me cringe every time I looked at the cable line-up?
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Thanks Jerry. Not a Seinfeld fan are you? We’ll have to agree to disagree I guess. I think I can relate almost anything in life to Seinfeld. I have also seen every episode at least twice if not more…I know I have a sickness.
Love this post John
I would have to say:
Why is it that in a good majority of restaurants the server doesn’t ask before taking the orders if the table will only need one bill or several??? Imagine a group of 15 people trying to break out the Androids, iPhones, and BB’s just to calculate what they owe with tip…so annoying!
Also, why must people ride the back of my car bumper and risk me getting so peeved that I’ll mash the breaks and cause a fender bender just to prove my point?
I should do a post like this, I have a bunch more I could list lol!
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Thanks KK! I would tend to agree on the restaurants. Believe me, I had to hold back on this list, maybe there’ll be a sequel upcoming.
Love this post! Oh, and I agree with your head scratching thoughts…my hubby really agrees with the Seinfeld one
One of my recent shake my head ones is why the government here in Ontarion Canada wants to propsoe a bill to prevent any promotions of junk food aimed at children under 12 (apparently this is the cause of obesity in children); yet they spend a whole wack of money on TV commericals and other advertising efforts on promoting the drinking of alcohol (our liquour control board is government run here).
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Thanks Leslie! Oh, t sounds like your husband and I would get along well. I LOVE Seinfeld. Your idea does not make much sense either, talk about mixed messages.
Roundabouts are awesome and I hate waiting and the blinkin lights here in Canada. The require hardly any maintenance unlike traditional stop lights hence saving the tax payers money. It also means I don’t have to sit behind some donut who is too busy on their cell phone when the light turns green. I get from point A to point B a heck of alot faster. We are starting to see many roundabouts turning up in Ontario because they finally figured it out.
Great post mate
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It looks like I touched a nerve on the roundabouts!
I can understand where you’re coming from. We have found a way to screw them up here in the States What drives me nuts about them is when they’re placed in quiet neighborhoods that have very little traffic.
I totally agree with you about roundabouts! I can’t stand them and they are popping up everywhere around my house. I feel like they make the traffic much worse. I can’t get behind you on the raisin thing though, they are delicious!
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We have the same thing in our area Nick. I understand in a busy area maybe, but we’re getting them in quiet residential neighborhoods that get little traffic. I know, a lot of people like raisins, I’ve never liked them going as far back as when I was a kid. Thanks for stopping by!
Always love visiting your blog, John.
1. Why does junk food cost so much less than eating what grows on trees?
2. How come I can’t think of anything more creative than number 1?
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Thanks Jason! I agree on #1, we make it far too easy to buy and consume…which is why we don’t like to give our kids much of it.
My wife frequently works the shift that ends at midnight and we are then buying our groceries at the point when only the self-checkout is open. Drives me crazy. I hate self-checkout in general anyway. “Please place item in the bagging area” I DID ALREADY! “Attendent has been notified to asssit you.” Umm, why does it think I need help when it just accepted the scan and finally believes it’s the the bag?
I actually have started to warm up to traffic circles. I’m always getting stuck at red lights with absolutely nobody else anywhere near the intersection. And a stop sign when nobody coming is equally a waste of time and gas.
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Lol! I feel your pain Edward. I can understand why it would be frustrating. I don’t use them often, only when I have to run up to the store to buy one thing and want to get in and out. Of course, there is always someone there who is feeding a small Russian army going through the self check out.
My issue with the roundabouts is the placement of them. We have several in our general neighborhood that get very little traffic and is just slowing any traffic that does come down.
There are so many things that make me go m”huh” and scratch my head that I don’t know where to begin. If you really want to scratch your head and think “WTF?” go to the people of WlaMart website. Thats a mind boggler and hilarious to boot.
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THat would be WalMart :O
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That’s my problem Jose, I don’t know where to stop.
I’ve been to that site a few times and wonder how many people have exactly been dropped on their heads as children.
Why is my queue at the supermarket always slower than the other ones?
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Oh, I HATE that!
Why families at Wal-mart insist on bringing grandma, uncle, auntie, sister, brother, and anyone else they know with them to Wal-Mart to buy a loaf of bread.
Why only old people are used as door greeters at Wal-Mart
Why Wal-Mart has locks on the door when they are open 24 hours a day
And lastly, why in the world does something like Wal-Mart even exist
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Lol! Sounds like you have a keen insight on WalMart!
I’ve often wondered on the first point….does everyone in the family REALLY need to be there?
What is the deal with roundabouts? They take up too much space in the road and no one knows how to use them properly!
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That’s what I am talking about, I don’t know either.
Why do people who are financially worse off than me laugh when I tell them I coupon?
Why don’t politicians listen to what people actually want instead of lobbyists? And why don’t we do something about this?
Oh, Seinfeld went off the air because they wanted to leave on their own terms as #1 rather than fade slowly away. It’s a big shame though.
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I hear you Justin! What gets me about your second point is that we as a country re-elected so many of the characters that it just boils down to insanity.
I agree on Seinfeld, though I wish it was still running. I’ll happily make due with syndication though.
This post made me smile. I’m adding, why would you wait 2 hours for a meal at a chain restaurant when you can go to a local joint that tastes better, is fresher, and is likely better for you (with no wait!).
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Glad I could make you smile KK!
That makes no sense to me either, I’d much rather go to a local place as opposed to some old chain.
Self-checkout is nice because you don’t have to deal with people and you can DIY.
Roundabouts are necessary for tight spaces that need to have streets going to many different areas. It’s quite efficient.
Seinfeld went off the air because people thought it was getting old. They totally left on a high note
This is why I have the DVDs.
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I agree self-checkout can be nice as long as you’re not behind someone who has a cart full of groceries.
I agree on Seinfeld. There were some episodes in that last season that were not of similar quality as usual. So glad that I have the DVDs and that they’re shown in syndication.
Speaking of weird TV schedules, have you seen House of Cards with Kevin Spacey. It’s a great new show, and it came out on Netflix last month. It came out all at once so you didn’t have to wait months to see the next episode, I just streamed it. I hope it catches on because I really enjoyed binging on that show.
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We actually just finished watching the first episode, it was pretty good actually. I am a Kevin Spacey fan, so I am excited to watch the rest of it.
Great post, totally agree with the seinfeld question. Guess they wanted to go out on top, kinda like Ray Lewis’ super bowl that he shared with 52 of his friends.
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Thanks Jim! I agree that they probably wanted to go out on top, though I still miss it.
LOL @ roundabouts. The roundabouts in Vancouver have mini gardens in the middle. But what is the proper way to cross the road safely to get TO the roundabout?!
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That’s a great question CF! Sadly most of our roundabouts have no gardens as a part of them, though it would be nice.
Why are the best musicians consistently overlooked. (<—Not subjective, absolute fact. Ha,ok maybe I'm a music snob).
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I don’t know Ian, that is a great question.
Because these days it’s not as much how good your music is but how much money you have to force the song on repeat on the radio for weeks on end! Anyone can be a rockstar, you just need 5 million dollars.
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Yeah, probably how attractive you are too. Damn, just shot down my dreams!
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Lol, true, or you can substitute beauty for crazy psychosis like Lady GaGa
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For funny, John! Totally agree with you on the roundabouts. I think the big prob with them here is that people refuse to yield before entering and just treat it as a green light. We have minor accidents regularly at our local roundabouts. Now that I’m out of the suburbs and into Hickville, though, my life is relatively free of roundabouts – halleluah!
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I totally agree Laurie! It’s like people do not even see the giant Yield signs and think they own the road…go figure.
Why people are so fascinated by “Reality” TV. Mostly spoiled brats looking for attention – I’ve never understood the appeal.
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You got me there Cat! I don’t care for it either. We watch Amazing Race, but that is mainly to see all the places they go to. I always find it funny that it seems like a lot of the reality shows are made up of washed up “stars” that are hoping to reclaim their glory.
Why we don’t teach personal finance in school makes me scratch my head.
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As it does me Marvin. It makes absolutely no sense to me.
That’s an awesome cat picture! Hah, makes me think of my cat.
Now, raisins are ingenious! You can fit many more raisins in your bag than grapes, you can’t smush them, they don’t really spoil that quickly and they go great with almonds for an after lunch snack! Case closed
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I thought so too. It reminds me of our cat after our 3 & 5 year old jump on him.
We’ll just have to agree to disagree on the raisins.
I think they’re some of the nastiest things on earth. 
Why do servers ask me if I want my change back when I pay in cash? I can pay them less than 10% if they want to keep my change HA! It just threw me off the other day, like the kid thought he was going to get stiffed or couldn’t do math. Either way yes, I want my change and in ones.
Why do people not know how to use a round about? I don’t get it. They either go straight through, seriously have seen it, or get in the middle lane and cut everyone off to get out. I don’t get it.
Why would anyone want to dress up to go to Walmart? I purposely go on days I am doing house work or painting and just don’t care about my appearance. Maybe because I only go once a month and hate it.
Why do people say they can’t afford $350 a month for rent, but then have a kid and a kitten? Or smoke?
That’s all I have for now. Do you answer life question too. What is the meaning of my life?
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Lol at the change back! I totally agree. Let me decide how I am going to tip you and don’t just assume you’re getting to keep it all.
I feel the same way about roundabouts. It’s not rocket science people, just use common sense!
In terms of your last question…sorry I can’t be of any help. I am still trying to figure mine out for myself.
Why does the person on the machine next to me at the health club unleash raunchy, devastating farts? Usually this happens when I have 10-15 minutes left in the workout. I’m gasping for air, but only inhaling molecules that were in someone’s rectum seconds ago.
Hope you already had dinner.
WOW, Lol! Boy am I glad I was not drinking water at the moment of reading this. You officially take comment of the day.
Time for me to lay off the Jim Carrey movies. I swear though, this happens all the time.
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I guess so.
I guess that’s the benefit of working out at home, we get to “miss” this. 
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Love the variety! A very funny and well-said post.
Thanks Tony!
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Great list and funny! I grew up back east so we are used to roundabouts but out here in Phoenix they are relatively new so people don’t quite know what to make of them.
What makes me scratch my head is not just the level of dysfunction in Washington but our inability as voters to change the status quo in DC. I think many voters have accepted the dysfunction and have removed themselves from the political process.
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Great point on voters Paul. I feel the same way. The dysfunction is terrible yet we send back the same blasted people…or at least 98% of them. Why should we expect anything different? I think one person I voted for got elected, in the last election, and they were a city official.
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1.) Why do some women post 100 pictures of themselves looking into a mirror on Facebook?
2.) Why do people complain about their jobs but do nothing to change them?
and my favorite of yours was “why do kids wake up at 5:30 and complaing that they are tired at 6:00″ That is my kids for sure
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I’ve always wondered that on the pictures Alexa, it does not make much sense to me. Great point on #2, which is where I was a year ago until I took the leap.
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I loved Seinfeld. It truly was one of my favourite shows and I still laugh when I watch reruns. I am like Cat, what is the obsession with reality tv. It shows humans at their absolute worst and brings out the worst in people. Why people find that funny is beyond me.
I also don’t understand why every video game these days is about killing people. It’s pretty grim if you ask me.
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As do I Miss T! I still crack myself up watching it even today. It’s pretty sad that it started 20 years ago.
I agree on the reality TV, it just makes no sense to me. Great point on the video games, I can find much better things to do with my time than to pretend to kill a bunch of people.
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Paying for health insurance when it really is sick insurance. Most policies don’t actually cover very much. We pay 11% of our gross income on our health insurance.
Instead, if we all collectively agreed to stop paying insurance and worked directly with our health care professionals they would lower their prices to affordable levels….or go out of business. Not having insurance companies would improve our health care. Doctors would be freed up to offer more “health” advice and be less inclined to simply write a script. Incompetent doctors would quickly go out of business because consumers could choose which professional to see without being limited by insurance coverage. People who take good care of themselves would benefit and those with serious illness would get appropriate care instead of the care that makes the most money for the provider. It will take a leap of faith on societies part though. With the price of medical care going up and insurance coverage being beyond the financial reach of many people, it’s only a matter of time before the whole house of cards comes crashing down.
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