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  Where do you live that it’s so high? My ex is a therapist and charges 60$ an hour for uninsured. Then splits that with her practice.
context: Also, if you’re 65 or older, as part of the Inflation Reduction Act, the shingles vaccine is now available at no cost. 
  In 2022, it cost around $400. 
  Please tell your parents or grandparents. >
  
  My sister got the latest shingles vax last year at CVS for free and she wasn’t 65 >
  
  That’s awesome! It should be free everywhere for everyone. >
  
  It's not free, the cost is just shifted to premiums. 
  Drug prices are messed up due to how PBMs negotiate rebates >
  
  Why isn't this for everyone? >
  
  Which is funny because the anti-vax crowd, which is now largely Republicans, are constantly posting “you’ll make the Covid vaccine free but not insulin or cancer drugs?!?!?” as if it’s some sort of conspiracy, directly after voting for the people who explicitly make that the case >
  
  If insulin was free they’d find a way to convince people it has micro chips in it. It’s about winning even if people have to die along the way. >
  
  Thus killing only Republicans? >
  
  Sounds to me like insulin's mostly microchips. >
  
  Listen, I got my shots, so why the hell does the 5G service, wherever I go, suck so much ass? >
  
  You probably need more shots or to go on a second date with Bill Gates. >
  
  Wait when did ....
  Microsoft shutdown noise, followed by a dial tone
  Microsoft-up noise, followed by my waking up
  I'm sorry, what were we discussing? >
  
  Insulin should be free. Diabetics need it to live. >
  
  All healthcare should be free. >
  
  Right...that's what government is for, to provide for its people. >
  
  There is no government without the people. They seem to be forgetting that. >
  
  They didn't forget, they just have a different definition of people. >
  
  Regular insulin should be free in the United States. >
  
  Try getting therapy or counseling for depression and and anxiety it’s 4 to 500.00 dollars an hour