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gingersaffronapricat

@ gingersaffronapricat @lemm.ee

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  • Baby boom

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  • Do we get to choose how it’s distributed? Here are some fun options I came up with.

    1. $13.69 per day for a year. (Nice). About $419/month. Maybe they could round up to $420 because they stale internet meme culture is hip
    2. $0.76 per day for 18 years. A guaranteed $22.80 per month for an entire childhood
    3. $5000 lump sum. I can’t find any widely accepted figures for average out of pocket cost of prenatal care, child birth, and infant health visits. I’ll wild ass guess it a at covering 20-75% of those visits for people who have insurance. For people without insurance, looks like an uncomplicated vaginal birth averages $14k. But again huge variations in price
  • Aaah. I made it so far but I was defeated by chess!

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  • I impulse bought a kinda fancy, huge dish drying rack at the beginning of March 2020. It was a little pricey. And seemed larger than I’d ever need since I had a dishwasher. But it was there, and it was so convenient to not go to another store. Pandemic commenced, dishwasher broke, appliance shortages. Big old dish rack saved my sanity. I don’t think I’ve made a good impulse buy since

  • I prefer the no thanks app