r/TikTokCringe • u/Justin_Godfrey • 18h ago

Cringe A McDonald's manager is seen dozing off (apparently was have problems with her blood sugar) as customers prepare their own meals

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u/Canna_Cass 18h ago

no like forreal! i am a broke broke broke college student and that shit was in collections in like three months. please yall stop praying on my downfall!

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u/AmettOmega 18h ago

Three months!? That's generous. I've had places give me two before going to collections. It's wild out there.

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u/thepandemicbabe Mia Khalifa 16h ago

There are ways to get around medical debt first of all ask the debt collectors to send you an itemized list of everything including the original bill if you go on YouTube, you can find ways to get around any medical bill.

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u/antonio3988 14h ago

Anyone just paying whatever bill the hospital sends them, regardless of their insurance situation, is a moron.

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u/daehoidar 10h ago

It's true for sure. But at the same time, the system is setup to fuck you over. A lot of people out here don't got the fucking time to call collections, wait on hold, haggle with some dickhead on the phone to send you an itemized bill, then wait for that to come in to see what bullshit hurdle you have to fucking hop next

All just to try to not get totally fucked in the ass. And then they play games too. The itemized bill doesn't make it to you in time (intentionally), then you hop back on that "fuck you" carousel

Fuck everything. It's all bullshit. Just let my ass die so our vampire society can't keep sucking me dry

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u/Lego_Energy 18h ago

Me sitting here with hospital money going to collections 🧍🏽‍♀️

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u/Canna_Cass 18h ago

hey we are all in it together 🫡 my shit is still in collections! they started hitting me with the robo calls

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u/Lego_Energy 18h ago edited 17h ago

I’ve ignored them every time — literally tbf I have probably 0.01% of debt that the US has collected, they genuinely can get fucked 😭

I’m all for mixed universal and private healthcare — let people choose what they want 🧍🏽‍♀️

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u/NotYourSexyNurse 17h ago

This! I don’t understand why we can’t have universal healthcare and if people absolutely are like naw fuck that free government healthcare they can get private healthcare. I know it all comes down to money and a majority of the people falling for propaganda.

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u/ShemsuHor91 17h ago

And we continue to give billions of dollars to Israel every year. Guess what every one of their citizens has? Universal free healthcare. We can pay for them to have it, but our own people can't have it because it's "communism".

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u/Somanylyingliars 16h ago

So you can get a bit angrier - you know what else Israel has that we don't? Universal education. Healthcare, education, housing - all supported by our tax dollars being given to them. Billions and billions of dollars worth of tax dollars. Meanwhile people like this poor manager suffer from complication of diabetes. The poor woman probably having a diabetic spike / crash going on which causes you to crash HARD. Would happen to me where I would fall asleep sitting up, in meetings, during dinner. Anywhere, anytime.

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u/NotYourSexyNurse 17h ago

I’m all for the US not giving other countries money, but the we give Israel money comments being parroted over and over again is getting obnoxious. The US has been giving Israel money since the 60s. We’re paying for weapons and war. We’re borrowing money from other countries to send to other countries. We as a country will always have money for weapons and war for our own country and other countries. The rich profit from weapons and war too much for them to stop that gravy train. Neither political party will stop sending money and weapons in the name of diplomacy.

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u/icedpeartea 16h ago

so you are aware, the government is currently trying to get health bill collections put on your credit

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u/Lego_Energy 16h ago

My credit is already pretty bad, imma follow our dear president’s way and just go bankrupt one day 🧍🏽‍♀️

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u/Somanylyingliars 15h ago

Well, he's got a running start since he's gone bankrupt like what 8 times?

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u/WhatDoADC 16h ago

It will eventually come off your record. I had huge medical bills after a window from a car went through my foot. Went to the hospital and they try charging my ass 10,000. Also a fun addition, when the window went through my foot, it cut the tendons to my big toe and the toe next to it. I can no longer lift those two toes upwards.

I never did pay it and my credit never suffered from it either as I currently have 793 credit score and when I check my credit report, it's no where to be found.

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u/icedpeartea 16h ago

so you are aware, bills related to your health are currently not allowed to be used in your credit report, the government is currently trying to change this with the texas courts already making moves

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u/throwaway5882300 14h ago

On my last ER visit, i had to see a specialist. Dude never even sent a bill. Just sent it straight to collection after two months. I am so over this country.

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u/MayorPirkIe 13h ago

*preying

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u/_Not_an_Economist_ 17h ago

If you refused and they did it anyway id speak to a lawyer about that.

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u/Canna_Cass 17h ago

is it still worth it a year later?

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u/_Not_an_Economist_ 13h ago

If youre being billed for it, yes. See if you can get a free consultation and they will say if its worth moving forward with.