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He accidentally started a fire. Fire department shows up, puts it out… then sends him a $6,000–$8,000 bill. Not arson. Not a house that burned down the block. An unintentional fire. And now he owes thousands. We already pay taxes so fire trucks exist. Then some departments treat it... show more

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Exactly what I said the day trailer of #Ramayana got released. What is the need to generate basic altar fire shot with vfx, why not use FIRE FIRE and then maybe elevate it with effects. He talks about Krrish scene where they actually used real fire and then enhanced it with visual effects hence it looked so good. Also he’s going on a podcast where big names from yt will discuss Ramayana and also one member from vfx team of Ramayana will also be present, so he will ask him about this particular shot.

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This man’s daughter was in an ambulance. After receiving a bill, they were resent a more expensive bill He’s calling to find out why. “The first bill we got without the insurance was $600. And then the second bill was almost $1,300” Their response, “You're not eligible for the discount since you are insured” The billing department says, “The bill was $2,342.14. We billed your insurance. Your insurance only paid $1,078.85 Can I go back to the discount without the insurance? No, so you're insured, so you're not eligible for the discount.” So because he has insurance he has to pay almost $700 more, for a total of $1.300… Make it make sense Healthcare in America needs SERIOUS REFORM

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This guy gives us an update on the tree he burned down instead of using a chainsaw. He said he didn’t use a chainsaw because it was dead and hollow inside and he was worried about it crumbling down on top of him. He said in regard to the worry about root fire, he said so far there is no root fire and they picked that weekend because it had rained there for three days and the ground was super saturated and he said there was little to no wind. He also said there were no gas lines, no utility lines and he said the closest neighbor is like 200 yards away. Still some are saying it doesn’t matter if the ground above was saturated with water and that roof fire can manifest itself days, even weeks later. Seems like a lot more planning went into burning the tree down and it wasn’t just some random idea. Do you think it mattered if it rained for three days in regards to root fire? Did you know root fire can pop up days, even weeks later after the original burn?

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