There's no amount of insurance that could fully cover claims like this where over 20 people are involved. It's literally a waste of time to even argue about how much insurance this guy could/should have.

XV Beacon has in room fireplaces but honestly your budget is too low to get all these boxes checked at a hotel. New England is just expensive.

Yeah and they close super early. I tried to get food from them one year and they were closed at like 1 pm lol

You should expect everything short of a CVS or 7-11 to be closed.

Buy a box of Duncan Hines cake mix and some icing.

Yeah I'm sure someone handed a wad of cash every day is applying for an EIN and opening an LLC.

Without more information on your "reason" no one can answer that.

Please name a first world country that let's people without legal status get a driver's license.

If undocumented people are paying taxes, it's usually because they stole someone's documents to get through e-verify. I think there's a lot of people who are willing to whitewash the truth about the problems that go along with illegal immigration. Now sure you could certainly take the position that we should just hand out legal status to anyone with a pulse who wants it, but that's not really a fair system either, nor is it one which most countries can reasonably have.

To get a driver's license in Mexico, you need to provide proof of legal status. Let that sink in.

Insurance in MA is ridiculously expensive even for legal residents. I cannot see any reason why someone here illegally would go through the hassle and expense of doing things "the right way" when they already failed to do that to move here.

That's only the case if they bother to go through the effort of getting a license. There is no real incentive to do so if they've been managing this long without bothering.

No one can really present a compelling reason why people here illegally should be allowed to get a driver's license. Most countries do not allow such silliness.

Since when do dentists lose money? They don't make money on cleanings, they make money on cosmetic stuff which insurance doesn't cover anyway.

There are a million different variations of dental insurance mostly driven by how much an employer is willing to spend on coverage. Cherry picking the crappiest plans to make a point is silly.

I mean, I've had thousands of dollars of work mostly covered by the insurance.

I agree that if all you need is two cleanings a year and nothing else, then yeah it's cheaper to go without the insurance. But you can't really anticipate major tooth problems.

The fact is most people are paying significantly more for health insurance than they were before the ACA. That some people get a check for a couple bucks doesn't offset that.

I've yet to find a dentist who doesn't support this tbh.

I've never seen my health insurance get less expensive nor have I ever received a penny in premium rebates. It never ever happens.

No, they won't. If the insurers can't make money here they will leave the state. We'll then be stuck paying more to no name insurance companies that don't operate anywhere else because they won't have the ability to control costs like the big networks do.

The only thing dentists worry about is getting paid. They love this ballot question because it's more "convenient" to have the insurance companies pay them instead of making patients pay more

It's not a scam, there's just no way they can possibly price it at a rate that would cover "everything" without charging an excessive amount of money to people who just need some cleanings and x rays.

Most countries with universal health care exclude dental

Because it's not gonna happen. They have to spend 80% of all the premiums they collect on claims. How much you as an individual use is completely irrelevant.

Dentists will just charge the insurance companies more so any cost savings will evaporate.

Is it good for consumers though? I see zero reason to think it actually is.