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good brother experience at yahoo dot com all right here's what this episode is about. You probably read it in the title,

but I'm going to say it anyway because that's just how fluidity works. I'm going to express to

you or read articles about why dental and vision is not covered in your medical insurance.

I know it's always been topsy-turvy, the fact that whenever you are at a job or if you get off-the-cuff insurance or whatever you got to do, it appears as though that dental and vision is always like secondary or it's separate when your teeth and your eyes are a part of your body.

Like it's all in one thing.

Your kneecap, your ankles, your blood, your shoulder blades, all that shit is in your body.

So why is it that your teeth and your eyes are something totally different?

And I'm here to give you that answer.

So let's go to article number one. Shiboo-da-d-do-do-do-do-do. And this is entitled, The Reason Why Your Dental Work

isn't covered by medical insurance. And it was written by Nicole Specter. All right.

And this was written by NBC, by the way, you know these niggies didn't come to play. And it starts off with, I was at the dentist recently

for a toothache. He snapped some x-rays, gave my mouth a quick look over, and I appeared to have cracked teeth and would not need a, and I'm sorry and I would need a root canal.

He forwarded me to endodontists.

The endodontist discovered I had a strange mass in my jaw that appeared unrelated to the cracked tooth.

He put me on antibiotics

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