03-11-2014, 07:30 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Originally Posted by aklim
So go own your own insurance company and run at barely a profit. If you can, that is. The homeowner is not really a business so the comparison is moot. Next, is the building owned or is there a loan on it? Does your friend tell you for certain?
Could it be that this friend of yours has not invested wisely? Could he have blown money away? Could the agent have gotten an inheritance? What does he make vs what the agent makes? What does he spend vs the agent? Have you done a proper comparison or is this one of the "I don't know but a friend who......." things?
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They say there is nothing certain in life but death and taxes. I disagree; insurance premium payments are more of a certainty. They have written themselves into everyone's life whether they want the product or not. Success is a state of mind but what defines success?
My building has brass and gold fittings on the doors and in the elevators and Italian marble floors through out. A $50,000 glass hand made Italian chandelier greets clients on the first floor of the building. My receptionist was a playmate before she came to work here. She brings me my morning Starbucks coffee and my daily Wall Street journal so I can see how my company's stock is performing. I read the paper while sipping coffee while seated at my fifty foot solid rosewood conference table.
My Grumman Gulfstream Jet aircraft awaits fully fueled and on the ready to take me to any destination I desire at a moment's notice. My Chauffeur stands by with my Bentley automobile to take me to dinner at an exclusive members only dinner club along with certain select guests of mine.
Night life for you, OTH, involves ordering a pizza and renting a movie from Red Box. You aren't even aware that I exist and that is how I WANT IT.
Oh, I almost forgot, don't forget to send in your monthly insurance premium payment, my wife wants a newer and larger swimming pool.
Last edited by HuskyMan; 03-11-2014 at 07:52 PM.
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