What is the most despicable way to make a lot of money?
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. . .here are my thoughts.
What is the most despicable way to make a lot of money?
Remember when Neil Patrick Harris portrayed a child physician? Imagine a respected University giving a doctorate to a teenager. Most Universities don’t have Harvard’s $40 billion endowment, so they’ll take money from anyone in exchange for that fancy diploma. Seems a waste of crippling student debt, though, figuring the majority of that education could be garnered on the internet for the price of a monthly data plan. The mention of Neil Patrick Harris brings to mind a completely different NPH—Neutral Protamine Hagedorn. It’s the type of insulin in Humulin N and Novolin N. While those aren’t ungodly expensive, many other insulins are. We’re talking $100 for potentially only a few day’s supply of medication that Type 1 diabetics need—in no fault of their own—to stay alive. A Type 1’s pancreas fails to produce adequate insulin, and since their pancreas is part of them, technically speaking it is their fault. But I think you know what I mean. Regardless, the exorbitant prices for a drug that’s used by millions of people every day for the remainder of their lives, could be described as despicable. Or capitalism.
Our government is doing that to the whole country. Think about it.
I agree with both Brad and Sue. Taking money from less fortunate people, scamming the elderly fall in that category.
I couldn’t agree more. Making money off of the misfortune of others is despicable. Over charging for something a person needs to survive is sad.
That goes along with taking from someone who is mentally challenged.