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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (142239)	1/8/2002 11:33:06 AM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

If you want to see inflation, buy a dog and then take it to the vet. I got a "free" follow-up visit yesterday but then was charged $47.20 for prescription for arthritis pills for the dog. I don't think I have ever paid that much for anything for myself and I am at least as old as that dog in dog years. And that's supposed to be a month's supply: almost 80 cents a pill, two a day, if I follow directions. I had been gving him ibuprofen at less than 1 cent a pill but then (I think) he ate a dead bird in the mountains on Christmas and while I was out of town began to bleed out the back, and my wife got worried and took him for a $100 visit that ended in a diagnosis of ulcers caused by my home remedy. I am planning to deal this new pills out only when he really seems really creaky. I think it was a dead bird or maybe a dead chipmunk that started all this and cost $150.