Wait, what the FUCK?
How many different kinds of cancer do those two retards have?
As of 2024, Minnesota has the 2nd-lowest average cost for a benchmark family health insurance plan ($363/month) in the country, behind only New Hampshire ($325/month). For reference, the most-expensive state average is Vermont, at $950/month. The average cost, looking at all US customers, was $477/month.
If we look at the average lowest-cost gold plan premiums, Minnesota still has the 5th-lowest average cost ($419/month). The lowest state is again New Hampshire ($354/month), the worst is still Vermont ($1,139/month), and the US average is $507/month.
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Now, maybe having five kids on that plan drives up the cost a bit from that average baseline cost. I could see that. But up to 2400 fucking dollars a month? In Minnesota, of all places?
Medicine costs a bit, yes, but it's generally nowhere near that expensive. Not unless you have something severely wrong with you, or something incredibly rare, and the medicine used to treat it is correspondingly expensive as fuck.
So... what the hell is wrong with Nick and/or Kayla?
Watch it turn out to be nothing and he's just being a retard with money again.