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	<title>the most expensive burrito ever</title>
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	<description>Can I successfully dispute an exorbitant hospital bill? A few months ago, I was visiting a friend in northern california.  We went out to a restaurant and I got an absolutely horrific case of food poisoning: I was becoming so dehydrated so quickly that I became practically delirious.  I really felt like I was going to die.  My friend rushed me to the emergency room, where I (sorry, this is gross) immediately puked like two liters of liquid onto the floor.  They treated me with a lot of intravenous fluid and gave me some morphine (which I asked for) at one point because I was so uncomfortable, and released me after about three hours.  I didn&apos;t have any insurance at the time, and now they want 3700 dollars.  Is this a reasonable amount to pay?  How can I dispute that amount, and should I?</description>
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