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Things went up about 15%, as expected. Deductibles didn't change, it's still so high that the only way you'd reach it is if you have a serious incident or chronic disease.

Essentially, it's paying an insurance company $3100 a year + deductibles if you actually use the plan to work for my employer. Fuck that shit, I declined as usual. In the reason portion, I thought about putting "Because these plans are fucking bullshit" but I simply chose "do not want coverage at this time" as the reason.

Things went up about 15%, as expected. Deductibles didn't change, it's still so high that the only way you'd reach it is if you have a serious incident or chronic disease. Essentially, it's paying an insurance company $3100 a year + deductibles if you actually use the plan to work for my employer. Fuck that shit, I declined as usual. In the reason portion, I thought about putting "Because these plans are fucking bullshit" but I simply chose "do not want coverage at this time" as the reason.
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and trying all the drugs I didn't try when I was younger.

In my experience, they're all overrated - the occasional aspirin or NSAID being the exception.

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I'm talking more like the ones that Drs. Leary and Feelgood would prescribe to you.

...but you probably meant that, didn't you.

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Indeed. The mid/late 70s is a bit of a blurr to this waterfowl. Given the opportunity to do any of it again, I would pass. Except maybe for Peyote - I might give that a go again if the timing and surroundings were attractive. Might.

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I expect if I were to actually try those, it would be because the path forward really didn't exist anymore.