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[frogfactory]

Ten payments of $25 agreed on.  The concept of paying for an ambulance remains incomprehensible, but at least it won't break the bank.

[namazu]

Ten payments of $25 agreed on.  The concept of paying for an ambulance remains incomprehensible, but at least it won't break the bank.

Well, hey, that's something, at least!  I'm glad they were amenable to an installment plan. 

[wegie]

Ten payments of $25 agreed on.  The concept of paying for an ambulance remains incomprehensible, but at least it won't break the bank.

Ugh. Ugh. Ugh.

Let me get this right. You're paying for an ambulance because you got run over?

Thank you, thank you, thank you Aneurin Bevan, for all your works.

Now, sue the living daylights out of the scooter rider Froggy!

[frogfactory]

Ten payments of $25 agreed on.  The concept of paying for an ambulance remains incomprehensible, but at least it won't break the bank.

Ugh. Ugh. Ugh.

Let me get this right. You're paying for an ambulance because you got run over?

Thank you, thank you, thank you Aneurin Bevan, for all your works.

Now, sue the living daylights out of the scooter rider Froggy!

I know, god bless America, right?  They don't trust their government enough to allow them to provide services and look after citizens (what else is the point of having a damn government?), but they trust the government enough to allow it the power to execute its own mentally ill citizens.

I'll join you in raising a glass to Nai.

[t_r_b]

This thread brought to mind an image of an ambulance driver stopping at each block to ask for the next installment in the payment plan.

The really sad thing is that that would not be very much more absurd than the reality of our current health care "system."