What a strange assortment of money in that wallet. Several 50p coins, some Euro and Eurocent coins, Euro notes, a £20 note and an Isle of Man £1 note.

Kim Kardashian said otherwise lol

All those unpaid interns are talking about how the kk family are a bunch of liars after Kim said people don't want to work anymore. Please please don't buy their products.

What makes this worse is the fact it's the result of the very, very few at the top living in obscene luxury.

Sure, but that doesn't mean you should buy a Hummer and throw plastic in the sea.

Insurance companies often obstruct healthcare

Yes, this. Why don't people who proudly display ther Hermes belt or Gucci handbag realise they're basically the unpaid version of the guy wearing a sandwich board advertising a caf?

In The Netherlands it's illegal to commercialize pharmaceuticals.

Love How Pharma Ads Have ONE Page Touting "Benefits".....And FIVE Of Warnings

Why would any intelligent person take anything these companies say seriously? Many of the best-known pharmaceutical companies have been convicted of fraudulent practices and paid billions of dollars in fines—Merck, Pfizer, J&J, Astra Zeneca, Glaxo Smith Kline and others whose products probably grace your medicine cabinet. I am not about to ask my doctor. I trust her to know what I need, not some greedy drug company. They are in business for profit, so they want permanent patients. They aren't interested in helping people get healthy.

Read all the post here from fellow Americans, and still tout our country as , “The Greatest Country in the World.”

I freaking hate those commercials! And yes isn't it the Doc's job to do this?

If your doctor doesn't know the proper course of treatment to prescribe for you, you need a better doctor.

it's to make themselves more money. Doctors are given free samples of drugs to give to their patients so the patient will want more

I wish it were still illegal in the United States.

It used to be illegal for them to advertise. I wish we would go back to that idea.

Pharmaceutical companies are truly the epitomy of greed and unmitigated evil.

I took some JDGYRHKX and had awful side-effects, it's dreadful stuff. No, hang on, perhaps that was alphabetti-spaghetti!

It's all tied in with health insurance & corporate owned hospitals/clinics/doctor's offices. We get bombarded by ads for pharmaceuticals & advised to "see your doctor". It's all about the money. All these companies want everyone going to the doctor as much as possible to sell their product. Then when you get side effects from 1 drug, the doctor prescribes a 2nd drug for those. Then a 3rd drug for the side effects from the 2nd drug, and on and on and on. But the insurance won't cover all those drugs, so more money is coming out of your pocket. Screw them. I'll take an aspirin for a headache, but I don't need a bunch of laboratory chemicals for every little ache & pain. I haven't seen a doctor in over 20 years, and I don't plan to unless I'm collapsed on the floor!

Big pharma paying for new forever suckers through doctors....

It was illegal then add revinue started drying up so one yr they just announced it was now legal to air commercials for prescription drugs and hard alcohol. I think it has in the early 90s

Technically, weeds don't exist at all. Where I live, they've now been rebranded to "wild flowers and plants" and are actively being handed out to plant everywhere because, as it turns out, bees are better off with more of these types of plants than they are with the garden varieties. Or so I've been told.

I never understood why/how this started in the US. I don't think anywhere else in the world has it tied to their job.

Back in the 90's, fat was considered to be the cause behind obesity, hence the "fat-free" or "reduced fat" food trend.

The Citizens United decision by the Supreme Court practically guaranteed that this would happen. Equating corporate money with free speech was one of the most destructive legal decisions in the last 100 years.

So some company, many years ago, made nylon stockings. All the workers were given a pair for their wives to try out. They discontinued making the same stockings, because they were high quality and never wore out, so these ladies never had to buy new pairs. They purposely made crappier ones after that. A lot of companies are doing it and it should be illegal. Not only because of the morality, but also because of the toll it takes on our environment to create (and have to transport and put to waste) 10x time amount of stuff that would otherwise be necessary

And they ship them off to poorer countries to handle because 'we don't have those capabilities'.

Everything about weddings, imho. Such a con. I played in a wedding band a couple weeks ago. We were paid obscene money. I overheard a woman explaining to a friend that she and her fiance had saved $30k toward their wedding and therefore were about halfway there. I just find spending that on a one-day party to be absurd, I wouldn't expect someone to drop 30k just to show they love me. Good gods, just tell each other you love each other and put the money towards a house

Or that they are rare. Diamonds basically are a total scam.

Yes! I can only see the point if it's an area where the tap water is undrinkable.

Because unions fought to get the work week down to 40 hours. Corporations wanted you to work 12 hour days seven days a week.

Three very big scams

I found my dads mum and family this way, no regrets and I’m a nobody, they can keep my dna 😂

I really wish the government would bring in regulations to limit the use of single use packaging. They banned plastic shopping bags of a certain thickness, but have not gone any further. (In Australia)

Except car seats. Buy proper car seats for your kids, folks.

You haven't met me before I've had my breakfast and that all important first cup of coffee! If you do, you'll soon change your mind!

US is weird. The government already has all your information. In most countries people don't need to file taxes every year, unless they own a business.