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So just wanted to get everybody’s take on this and their opinion who do you think should pay when inviting people to a birthday dinner? Should the host pay for everyone or should everyone be expected to pay for their own dinner?

So just to clarify, let’s say that you are having your birthday and you invite a group of people to dinner in this particular scenario who do you think should pay and why?

Some church group is taking the streets in a “parade” blocking the streets

Who is there, is it awesome or does it suck? Looking to go in Saturday but based on the ticket prices ( don’t mind paying, but still pricey) just want to make sure it’s not dirty and getto like the Mini Mini Con at the Wonderland of the Americas a few months ago.

Healthcare in America is indeed expensive, and despite being one of the most widely used services in the country, it is often misunderstood. In the past, simpler traditional plans like HMO and PPO were common, but in recent years, high deductible health plans (HDHP) have become more prevalent. Whether you’re accustomed to the new plans or remember the old ones, selecting health insurance each year can be as confusing as the day you first learned about insurance – mainly because it’s not adequately taught in school, and the workings of some plans are even more perplexing than Algebra 3 (for my fellow math enthusiasts!).

However, I hope to provide some clarity on how to approach healthcare an

Looking to get remote start, called the dealer and I was told that is was not possible to get it via the dealership. Was remote start integrated already in the BMW for 2021? I know that bc of Covid some Models were not given certain features. What about after market, anyone have any brands I should look into, I would like to use the original remote.

Looking to get black rims - was looking online and it’s about under 1,000 for OEM black rims the M edition. Powder coating looks to be about the same price. What do you think, better to buy new or powder coat?

So a buddy and I have been going back and forth on a question about COB non-duplication . We came up with an example but then realized we both came up with different outcomes and couldn’t decide what the correct one was.

Example:

A subscriber has 2 insurance policies and they cover as follows

Policy A: Co-ins 70/30 Deductible $200

Policy B: Co-ins 80/20 No deductible

On a claim that has an allowed amount of $300, policy A would pay as primary the following way

Subs pays deductible: $200 Policy A pays $70 Subs pays $30

If Policy B were primary it would pay the following way, same allowed amount of $300

Policy B pays $240 Subs pays $60

Now putting it together with both plans

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