u/somethinisnotfunny

He was once on the top of the world now he is a free agent.

How are you liking your job medical billers?

Tried 2 different charges and same result. I have to hold it at a certain angle for it to charge. Anyone know what could it be?

I’m from the Virgin Islands and I’m curious about what life is like in Bermuda from the perspective of locals.

How does daily life compare to living on another island? What do you enjoy most about living in Bermuda, and what are some of the challenges?

What’s going on seems to be a lot of people
missing why is that?
Do anyone have any speculations

Have associates degree in medical billing and coding. Will me not being certified affect my chances?

I have an Associate’s degree in Medical Billing and Coding but I don’t currently have an AAPC certification (such as the CPC). Has anyone been hired without certification? How difficult was it to find a job, and did employers require certification after you were hired? I’d appreciate hearing about your experiences.”

Almost done by degree medical billing and coding and see a lot of people on this Reddit Ai will take over and it’s oversaturated.

Did I make a mistake?

What does it feel like especially to you?

Is it common on your island you are from or it’s rare?

Does it ever bother you when people visit your home island and say they didn’t enjoy it?

I live in the Caribbean, and sometimes visitors say they found the island boring, too small, too expensive, or just not their type of vacation. Do you take it personally, or do you just see it as different people having different tastes?

I’m from St. Thomas, USVI, and I’m curious about something. With so many wealthy expats, investors, and foreign workers moving to the Cayman Islands, do locals feel that the islands have become less Caribbean culturally over time?

Has the local Caymanian culture remained strong, or do you feel the influence of international wealth and immigration has changed the identity of the islands?

You see debates about this a lot on TikTok. I saw a video where a dark-skinned woman said she doesn’t like light-skinned men, and people defended it as a preference. But if someone says they don’t like dark-skinned women, people usually call it colorism immediately.

They said lightskin can’t face colorism when they can.

What’s yall thoughts on it? Do you like it yes or no?

Hey, I’m from theVirgin Islands🇻🇬🇻🇮 and I’ve always been curious about life in the Bahamas. What’s it really like living there day to day? Do you like it? How long have you been living there, and what are some things people might not expect?

Notice around my temple area on both side of my head the locs is thinner compared to the rest of my locs is this normal ?

I keep seeing a lot of TikTok videos of foreigners moving to Thailand because they say it’s cheap and affordable. But it also makes me wonder how this affects local Thai people.

Has the increase in expats, digital nomads, and long-term foreigners caused rent, housing, or everyday prices to go up for locals? Or is the situation more complicated than social media makes it seem?