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  I went the other way. Took a new job with more pay, but the insurance covers waaaay less. Add in that there’s separate medical and prescription coverage with different companies, makes it impossible to hit the out of pocket maximum. I had to use GoodRx a number of times.
context: A whopping 1.5 million dollar fine >
  
  That's worth much less than the data. Companies willingly eat fines across all types of businesses as they come out on top anyways. >
  
  Fine should be equal to the total profit during the time period of offense and continue to increase every time they get caught doing it. >
  
  Should be more than total profit... 
  Hence the word, "penalty" ... 
  If the punishment for crime are fines then that crime is for the poor >
  
  GoodRX...  A company that only exists because US healthcare/insurance is a fucking joke.  
  I always thought I had good employer based health care and I have used GoodRx anyway so I didn't have to pay +$200 for my prescription.  It was $17 with GoodRx. >
  
  “Good” insurance is relative. I used to have what I thought was “good” insurance at my old job, after all it was better than what I had before that, and then I changed jobs. My new insurance is waaaaay better but still costs 450/month for me and my wife and with a $5k deductible. I’m thrilled with what is covered and that my max out of pocket won’t bankrupt me. Isn’t that sad