Insurance hack

[SidCoronel]

if you don't do something to relieve TS of the ignorance, feigned or real, you are doomed to live with his ignorance for the rest of your life.

be aware that only a minor percentage of the ignorants, have the temerity to ask. we should be thankful, that they ask at all, because they ask for the majority who are too timid to ask.

an old professor once said, "ignorance has no bounds".
"we-the-learned, should go down to their level, because we can not expect them to easily go up to ours".

I agree with the old professor Dr D, IF the person is ignorant.

There's a thin line between an ignorant question and fraud.

[dr. d]

I agree with the old professor Dr D, IF the person is ignorant.

There's a thin line between an ignorant question and fraud.

and because i sometimes find it difficult to differentiate one from the other, i tend to assume it was an honest query, and respond accordingly.
"..our chance at educating someone, and we flubbed it..."

[Archerfish]

and because i sometimes find it difficult to differentiate one from the other, i tend to assume it was an honest query, and respond accordingly.
"..our chance at educating someone, and we flubbed it..."

Same thing here, I'd rather assume that it is an honest query instead of ruining the chance to educate someone.

So I remembered this guy who deliberately damaged his car. His reasoning, is that he wants to get the worth of money he spent on his insurance. This is something I can't imagine, doing this to my car.

[SidCoronel]

and because i sometimes find it difficult to differentiate one from the other, i tend to assume it was an honest query, and respond accordingly.
"..our chance at educating someone, and we flubbed it..."

What was your reply to the original query Dr D.?

[dr. d]

What was your reply to the original query Dr D.?

i haven't yet replied to dane's query.
"primum non nocere."