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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I'm from Ireland and we have "public healthcare", but it costs a fortune if you are working and can afford it. And a lot of it *seems* unnecessary. 

An example, I fell and broke my arm, I was 90% sure it was broke. I first went to a doctor who just felt around and said "yeah it's broke". 60 euros.

Then they referred me to some specialist, can't remember what exactly, who again confirmed "yeah it's likely a broken bone". Another 60 quid.

Then, finally, got referred to get an x-ray. Where they confirmed where it was broken and gave me a cast etc.

My wife, from Peru, said that despite their worse infrastructure etc. That this whole process would have been as simple as going and straight away getting an x-ray, and leaving with a cast, all for less than 60 euros (although still expensive if you're working in Peru with much lower wages).
gpt
Lol 60 is my copay for a regular primary care visit

If I got more than that they’d probably take my watch