Footnotes to Plato from the foothills of the Superstition Mountains

Do You Get What You Pay For?

Sometimes.  Other times you are charged what you can afford.  Adding to the problem is that we often do not pay directly for goods and services.  A third party picks up the tab, an insurance company, or an employer.  No wonder my dentist and primary care physician like to see me so often.  No wonder I go along.  The care providers can overbill quite outrageously while all it costs me is a measly co-pay.

Imagine how much an oil change would cost if routine maintenance were covered by 'auto care insurance.' 


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