A disability check here in Eastern KY is better than winning on a scratch-off ticket down at the convenience store. The real prize is the “crazy check” for mental disability because you don’t have to keep pretending your back is hurt. The downside is that you don’t get any free oxycontin with your Medicaid card. Not a problem though because are plenty of, ah, oxycontin vendors who will be happy to relieve you of some of your disability check in return for the goodies.
Deputy U.S. Marshall Raylan Givens is about to put a stop to the oxy dealin’ in Kentucky. That is one JUSTIFIED bad ass dude.
And so is Reece on PERSON OF INTEREST.
Oxycontin, pursued illegitimately is its own punishment: no one messes with the Opiate Family and gets out without battle scars.
“The real prize is the “crazy check” for mental disability because you don’t have to keep pretending your back is hurt.”
I don’t believe the “crazy check” won’t haunt you down the road in obtaining a gun permit or during a custody battle; I’d be really careful with that one.
Disability fraud came into fashion soon after the Welfare Reform of 1996 (and it spikes during layoffs); for people determined not to work, it just isn’t going to happen.