Health Insurance

February 21st, 2009 | by Rick |
megalisstudio asked:


Tom Megalis, a live on the edge freelance performer/animator guy, just purchased new health insurance after a four month lapse in coverage.

ALBERTO

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  1. 25 Responses to “Health Insurance”

  2. By RUFUS on Feb 22, 2009 | Reply

    MARY

    hey thanks man
    appreciate the pointers
    you sound like a pro in the business—
    thanks for watching…!!!
    Peace

  3. By GONZALO on Feb 23, 2009 | Reply

    ADAM

    Dude…very funny. Just hope you actually didn’t buy your health insurance that way. Association plans (sometimes) aren’t the best way to go and health insurance rarely involves any kind of physical. Check out that plan and make sure it covers everything…outpatient, hospitalization, physicians, etc.. and make darn sure it doesn’t put limits on anything except maybe at a minimum $1,000,000 lifetime. If it pays ‘X’ amount per visit or hospitalization then you bought poo poo. Funny though…

  4. By HUBERT on Feb 24, 2009 | Reply

    HENRY

    Margie—wow, thanks so much for the nice note—
    I nailed it? Sweeeeeeeeeeeet.
    So glad to be part of your team!!
    be well—and if you aren’t at least YOU HAVE COVERAGE!!!
    peace

  5. By GREGORIO on Feb 26, 2009 | Reply

    BRET

    Oh my God! Tom! I am an insurance agent and I was laughing so hard that I have shared your video with new agents that I train. I love it, love it and I want to share this with the world! You nail every single aspect of what it is like to obtain health insurance. Lunked the urine test???Wow, Peace and thanks, Margie Mack

  6. By LOREN on Feb 28, 2009 | Reply

    GAVIN

    One payer system is the only way to go.

    Private health insurance is a private tyranny that only exists in United States. It’s a rather barbaric system that tells you you’re health is only worth what you can afford.

    People in United States should get behind, and support, HR 676. If you don’t know what it is learn about it! GM & Ford are going bankrupt because of the rising cost of health care. If United States had single-payer system, the companies wouldn’t have to worry about it.

  7. By CYRUS on Mar 3, 2009 | Reply

    EDGAR

    The average American citizen works hard and therefore they get their food and gas cheap right? (compared to europe)

    Then why doesn’t this filosophy follow for health insurance ?

  8. By BRENT on Mar 5, 2009 | Reply

    LOYD

    LT—that is funny—but i get ya—-
    make the accident be HUGE–so there is nothing
    to put back together……hahaha

  9. By FREDDIE on Mar 7, 2009 | Reply

    JEREMY

    When I was a non-covered member of society, I chose only the activities that would kill me, so I wouldn’t have to worry about noncoverage!

  10. By RODERICK on Mar 9, 2009 | Reply

    ISAIAH

    exactly….thank you…wait…is that a good thing?

  11. By SANDY on Mar 10, 2009 | Reply

    LESTER

    people, this dude is crazy as hell, who cares if he’s a neoconservative ******?

  12. By PATRICK on Mar 10, 2009 | Reply

    DOYLE

    Every American should have the right to good healthcare and not be handed a two thousand dollar bill every time they walk into a hospital. It is out of whack man–and the reality is most self employed people pay nearly a thousand bucks a month for a family to be insured–INSANE!–

  13. By DAMIEN on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

    RODERICK

    Of all the irresponsible ways to perpetuate stupid stereotypes and ideas that Americans have about health insurance, this takes the cake. Health insurance isn’t a right, and the medical provider community isn’t a charity. Ever had trouble paying your uninsured “out of pocket” costs like deductible, copay, and coinsurance?? Is that the insurance company’s fault?? What? My employer wants to save a buck by skimping? The Dr’s all drive Land Rovers?? But I thought they CARED about me?!!! BS!

  14. By RORY on Mar 17, 2009 | Reply

    SCOTT

    over 100 million Americans dont have health insurance. Join the list go to the site.

    wewanthealthinsurance

  15. By BRAD on Mar 20, 2009 | Reply

    AURELIO

    you are killing me here. I’d be afraid of that lady asking for your urine. She sounds like she was smoking a 100 pack.

  16. By EMMANUEL on Mar 21, 2009 | Reply

    MICKEY

    Oh man, you should be in the show business. You are a gifted comedian.

  17. By DARNELL on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply

    KIRBY

    That is SOOOOO awesome. I can feel it…. I am crying like baby now I don’t believe I could ever cry watching a funny video.

  18. By MACK on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply

    LEVI

    awesome video thanks for sharing

    Jusitn

  19. By CHRISTIAN on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply

    BRYON

    you are the nicest angry white woman i have met.

  20. By ELLIOTT on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply

    DUSTIN

    haha i was crying i was laughing so hard

  21. By ANTONIO on Mar 27, 2009 | Reply

    JOEL

    Awesome job. A great indictment. P.S. I’m a health insurance agent who couldn’t afford health insurance for my family the last 2 years. It’s broke. What’s the fix? Not sure, but I do know that if the taxpayer had to flip the bill (universal healthcare) for this sick country, we’d all be speaking Chinese in 3 years. Sad but true. It sounds like explosivo2001 (post below) has found one of these “claims-based” insurance companies. It *****. It *****. It *****. Good luck to all of us!!

  22. By WINFRED on Mar 29, 2009 | Reply

    WILFREDO

    I agree.
    In hind sight I feel bad, my comment came off a little grumpy. I really love your video.I am glad you have insurance.I really do think we can fix it. Hope fully without the government, but at this point I would take any solution.

  23. By THURMAN on Apr 2, 2009 | Reply

    KERRY

    I hear you..and do wonder that. I am paying little–actually about 480. but i have not made a claim–so yeah, i wonder about that…and 1,350 does ****…we have to fix this problem in america…for real.

  24. By STEPHAN on Apr 4, 2009 | Reply

    JAMES

    Awesome video.Five stars.But, are you really covered? Wait till you make a claim and they drop you, or double you premiums, or deny you based on a preexisting condition.I went from paying $700 a month to $1350 because my wife was hospitalized with pnemonia.Then you will be asking yourself $400 a month for wha?

  25. By SCOT on Apr 6, 2009 | Reply

    HERBERT

    Simply Hilarious. Nice work. -Dan Fritz

  26. By ELWOOD on Apr 8, 2009 | Reply

    BYRON

    Very Very Funny!

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