This reminds me of a commercial a few years ago. I do not remember what they were advertising,a couple of doctors and nurses wheel a guy on a gurney into the operating room. One takes his credit card a runs it through a scanner. While they all stand around a look at each other. When the scanner pops up approved,then they spring into action and start working on him.
They might ask for (demand) an up-front deposit, but they won’t be sure of all the add-ons and their prices until you’ve left the hospital… one way or another.
Templo S.U.D. over 5 years ago
Sounds like Ziggy has no next-to-kin.
JudyHendrickson over 5 years ago
figures!!
wiatr over 5 years ago
Yes, I do.
halibaitor over 5 years ago
That’s a bad omen.
Gent over 5 years ago
Just say no, Ziggy. And RUN!
cubswin2016 over 5 years ago
That does not inspire a lot of confidence.
WDemBlk Premium Member over 5 years ago
It’s just that his car (or boat or whatever) payment is due today.
Great Wizard Nala over 5 years ago
It doesn’t apply to people with insurance.
flemmingo over 5 years ago
You don’t think I’ll wake up or make it through this surgery? Please put pants on me if I don’t!
Eric Klein over 5 years ago
Yes I would mind, I think the best insurance is paying for success.
xsintricks over 5 years ago
Sounds like my dentist.
allen@home over 5 years ago
This reminds me of a commercial a few years ago. I do not remember what they were advertising,a couple of doctors and nurses wheel a guy on a gurney into the operating room. One takes his credit card a runs it through a scanner. While they all stand around a look at each other. When the scanner pops up approved,then they spring into action and start working on him.
Alberta Oil Premium Member over 5 years ago
Obviously an American cartoon.
Iwa Iniki over 5 years ago
Illegal at best.
cuzinron47 over 5 years ago
I’d rather give you the incentive to ensure that I survive.
gammaguy over 5 years ago
Not realistic.
They might ask for (demand) an up-front deposit, but they won’t be sure of all the add-ons and their prices until you’ve left the hospital… one way or another.