The rant about quitting your day job... - page 10
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It is unfortunate, but in our country it is impossible to earn a decent living by working. Engineers, doctors, teachers are the working elite in any normal country, the middle class with very good housing, good new cars, the ability to raise many children and give them an education. We get pennies, and you know it all yourself...
It's not.
And you can make money. And a decent life can be provided. You just have to persistently put your knowledge and skills into competition.
We have a country of unscared idiots. Those who have understood this already own the main means of production in the state. And that is where the main money is.
Don't look at high salaries in other countries, they have different conditions.
Only the rich would dare to call an ambulance and fire brigade there.
I guess you don't have to sleep in a refrigerator box.)
The price of housing, gas, water is still compensated from the distribution of funds in the state.
And if it's western?????? HiHiHiHiHiHiHiHi.
It's not.
And you can make money. And a decent life can be provided. You just have to persistently put your knowledge and skills into competition.
We have a country of unscared idiots. Those who have understood this already own the main means of production in the state. And that is where the main money is.
Don't look at high salaries in other countries, they have different conditions.
Only the rich would dare to call an ambulance and fire brigade there.
I guess you don't have to sleep in a refrigerator box.)
The price of housing, gas, water is still compensated from the distribution of funds in the state.
And if it's western?????? HeeHeeHeeGy.
I've been working in IT for more than 20 years, all the time in very big companies both domestic and foreign, from engineer to leading specialist and manager, I bought my first flat at the age of 25 when there was no mortgage, I bought it with my salary, I don't live in a box. I am not complaining about myself, but I think that the salaries here are very low, very few people can live decently on their wages, a very good salary in the IT industry is now 200 thousand, very few people receive it, I think that's 1% of all. To get it you need 10 years of study and work, work and study. What's $200,000? $3,000 - pennies. And most people in the country work for 15-50 dollars for food, I think.
Only the rich would dare to call an ambulance and fire brigade.
In what country in the world is calling an ambulance and fire brigade a fee?
In what country in the world is an ambulance and a fire brigade to be paid for?
The cost of an ambulance call in the US is shocking - from $200 to $2,000, all depending on the "greed" of the ambulance company. And we can say that paramedics set high prices on purpose, because only 30-40% of well-meaning patients pay their bills. The rest simply do not have that kind of money, or refuse to pay, believing that the amount is too high. Courts are started, debts are forced out, the city authorities are begged to pay, and the readiness of the service has to be maintained here and now.
Just don't talk about insurance. Not interested.
The cost of an ambulance call in the United States is shocking - from $200 to $2,000, all depending on the "greed" of the service company. And the paramedics, we can say, deliberately set inflated prices, because only 30-40% of respectable patients pay their bills. The rest simply do not have that kind of money, or refuse to pay, believing that the amount is too high. Courts are started, debts are forced out, the city authorities are begged to pay, and the readiness of the service has to be maintained here and now.
Just don't talk about insurance. Not interested.
What is this nonsense? Googled it specifically - there's no such thing.
There are private fire services in the US, but they are funded by municipalities or states.
It's not clear on "paramedics" either - Ambulances funded by the city or state are free to patients. They only have it to stabilise the patient and bring them to the hospital. Maybe you're referring to private services?
Is there even a pruf to this stream of consciousness?