So I went into hospital for four days to have an operation on my ankle. The hospital was fine, the operation was standard and everything is healing up nice and quickly.
Apart from the insurance company fighting me, and the hospital telling me that I can send money to them via the post to pay for bills, they can't remotely send me money (I'm not eligible for the entire cost of the procedure due to my income). Funny how it's incredibly easy to give them money, but requires dozens of forms and signatures (each costing more money) and a great deal of difficulty to get money back.
Obviously their tactics work and some number of people don't claim the money back, otherwise they wouldn't employ tactics like these.
Remember, this is a hospital.
Really classy.
Anyway, look at this big old pot of money and guess how many yens are in there.
I took this down to the post office today and found out the value, which I'll reveal at a later date.
The coppers are 10 yen, the gold ones with a hole are 5 yen, the small silver ones are 1 yen with the occasional 100 yen piece in there too. 1,000 yen is about a fiver right now if that helps (it doesn't, exchange rates don't mean anything at the best of time).
How much do you reckon?
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