I have booked my flights to and from Wiscon; I spent a little extra to go non-stop, rather than chance spending hours in the Detroit airport (which has happened) or needing to take a bus from O'Hare. (It's on one of those "commuter" partner airlines, but I'd be on such a flight in/out of Madison even if only as far as Milwaukee.) Delta Airlines seemed to be trying to confuse me, but it's all sorted out. (I wasn't expecting the LGA-MSN and MSN-LGA flights to have the same flight number; ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
cattitude suggested that this means the plane flies from New York to Madison, unloads passengers, loads, refuels, and flies back with the same crew. There was also some website weirdness, also now sorted.)
A couple of days ago, I got a check from the "McKesson Claims Administrator." This is a class action suit I hadn't even heard of, about overcharging for prescription drugs. I suspect this is from when I had the insurance plan under which I paid for my prescriptions up front, and then was reimbursed after an annual deductible. The letter says that the court that approved the settlement "authorized counsel for the Class to obtain electronic information from members of the [Third Party Payer] class members [sic] whose beneficiaries are also eligible to be part of the Class." There are bits about privacy protections. I googled, and this is a real settlement, and a fairly large one, so I went deposited the check at lunchtime today. As with my recent bonus, I am tempted to spend part of it on sushi. This may just mean it's been too long since I had sushi.
cattitude suggested that this means the plane flies from New York to Madison, unloads passengers, loads, refuels, and flies back with the same crew. There was also some website weirdness, also now sorted.)A couple of days ago, I got a check from the "McKesson Claims Administrator." This is a class action suit I hadn't even heard of, about overcharging for prescription drugs. I suspect this is from when I had the insurance plan under which I paid for my prescriptions up front, and then was reimbursed after an annual deductible. The letter says that the court that approved the settlement "authorized counsel for the Class to obtain electronic information from members of the [Third Party Payer] class members [sic] whose beneficiaries are also eligible to be part of the Class." There are bits about privacy protections. I googled, and this is a real settlement, and a fairly large one, so I went deposited the check at lunchtime today. As with my recent bonus, I am tempted to spend part of it on sushi. This may just mean it's been too long since I had sushi.