3+ week, 7+ hour ago (565+ words) Comedian Joe Rogan is often unrestrained while discussing different societal issues and this time he took aim at the U.S. health insurance industry. Joined by fellow comedian Joe DeRosa, the pair called out what they see as the fundamental problem with health coverage in America: you pay every month, but when you actually need it, you might be out of luck. "Their business is to pay you as little as possible and get you to give them money every month so that maybe if something happens, they'll pay for it. Maybe. But maybe not," Rogan said on his podcast. The discussion was sparked by the recent story of former UFC and Bellator fighter Ben Askren, who developed necrotic pneumonia and needed a double lung transplant at just 40 years old. Despite his serious condition and history as a professional athlete, his insurance…...