Posted on 10/30/2013 1:49:45 PM PDT by Lmo56
Thanks to ObamaCare, New Yorkers can now get health insurance with rainbow sprinkles.
In yet another bungle for the botched government insurance rollout, the state Health Department has mistakenly listed numerous non-health-related business as enrollment sites including a Brooklyn cupcake shop that has been besieged by callers.
I have nothing to do with this, said Carmen Rodriguez owner of Brooklyn Cupcake in Williamsburg. I run a very busy establishment, and Im like, what is going on?
Because of the mistake, her bakery has gotten 150 calls from people seeking medical-insurance information.
There has to be somebody who can help with ObamaCare; thats their own mess, she said.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
Sweet!!!
I want BOO-berry cupcakes for my pre-existing hunger!
You’re more likely to get health insurance information from the cupcake shop than you are from the Healthcare.gov website.
tell those callers their premiums are gonna double and would they like sprinkles with that?
I think you mean Kathy Sibelius PRO-claims she knows nothing! She brandishes her ignorance with arrogance, just like The President of Lies. “How do you like me NOW?”
Only Chris Christie knows for sure.
here the number went to a 'GENTLEMEN's Club'
I knew with ObamaCare you will get SCREWED, but...
Once they knew the calls were being misdirected, they should have answered as follows:
Donut shop: “Obamacare Central, how may I help you?
Caller: “Yea, I need to sign up for health insurance.
Donut shop: “Sorry, our systems are broken and won’t be up until the end of November. We recommend you call your Senator’s office. The Senate has agreed to give you free coverage until the end of the year.”
Better a Cupcake Shop than a men’s bath house, a sex toy boutique, or a madame’s contact number. How sweet it is!
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.