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I've already said that I hate the US Health system, but this is going to get worse......:mad::mad::mad:

Why did you use "almost"......? It's COMPLETELY unbelievable.....and UNACCEPTABLE !!!

Watching TV right now.......I can't stand those commercials for medicine, where only ~1/4 of the commercial is to talk about the product itself, and the 3/4 left is to talk about side effects, just to protect themselves in case of a law suit !!! That's ridiculous.......! And why a medicine...

Yes...Venting is always good, and at least it's free :):):)

No offense, but..............18 pages of posts to somehow realize that America is $$ first !!!

I know you gave this as an example, but you don't have to be reach to eat healthy.....! As an example, A MacDonald menu is more expensive than the Costco salad ($3.99) And it doesn't cost more to cook healthy at home than to eat junk food

I work for a large company, and I have what I think is a good health insurance (I pay something like $450 per month for 2 adults and 1 child) and the deductible are $1,500 for the whole family, or $750 per person) But still, I like to say this: If I don't need to see the doctor too much (no...

I'm French and live in the US.....(legally :welcome:) Every time I've to deal with the US health system, I'm SHOCKED !!! 1) it's waaaay too expensive 2) It seems very complicated, even for the providers. I'm the type of person who will ask as many questions as necessary before I clearly...

Not sure to understand.....Every laminate floors require a vapor barrier (6 mil film minimum) when installed on concrete Not reqired on OSB on 1st floor.....

There is no concrete here...Subfloor is OSB Moisture is not an issue (room underneath is dinning room)

I will sand 1st the OSB Then I will lay down 2' x 3' cork sheets (1/4" thickness) that I will staple or tape The only thing I don't know yet is if I will put 1st a 1/4" plywood over the OSB before laying down the cork..... It is maybe a waste of money???

I am planning to install laminate (12 mm with pad) in my master bedroom. I've already removed the carpet Subfloor is OSB, in relatively good shape. I only have 2 or 3 boards with seams not even. I will sand those area Even though the laminate I've already bought have the pad attached, I would...