I am doing nothing but making calls in between work meetings trying to wrangle insurance, and then once that's under control, I get to move on to wrangling the move since I just got the assessment & quote.
Natter 74: Ready or Not
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Do I really need to get $500,000 liability? I don't think I do, right?
Do I really need to get $500,000 liability? I don't think I do, right?
I'm trying to imagine scenarios where you'd need that much insurance. Like you accidentally drop a fridge on a dinner guest?
Do I really need to get $500,000 liability? I don't think I do, right?
I'm trying to imagine scenarios where you'd need that much insurance. Like you accidentally drop a fridge on a dinner guest?
Your pet kaiju eats several babies?
You accidentally build a nuclear reactor?
This reminds me of the topic that came up at lunch: Improbable Subjects for Broadway Musicals. Our inaugural one was The Tenerife Airport Disaster.
One of the first times I went to New York, among the promos the hotel channel played every 10 minutes or so was for the musical "Titanic."
The topic came up because my lunch partner had once attended a play which was re-enactments of the transcripts of cockpit voice recorders from famous plane crashes. But NOT in musical format.
From the Shit I didn't say file:
The reason I kept asking if you wanted me to send the email for you is I had a feeling you were going to ask the wrong question, and guess what? YOU ASKED THE WRONG FRICKING QUESTION.
Do I really need to get $500,000 liability?
That does seem excessive. Not sure why you'd need more on an apartment than I have on my house. Are you solely responsible if the building falls on someone?