Depends on the part of the country too.It's 'surance man to you!
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Once you become gramma's inshorance man you are safe.
Exactly. For some reason the suranceman gets a pass in the hood.
I was in a place just above what we would we call the hood/ghetto last week. Right about the time it's getting a little bit dark. As I come around my car there's a guy pushing his shopping cart. He looks at me and says, "insurance man!".
I said, "yeah, do we all look alike? I usually get that I look like a cop.". He said, "nope, insurance man, I wouldn't have talked to you if you were a cop.".
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Once you become gramma's inshorance man you are safe.
Not in south Memphis or the NOLA 9th ward. No passes. Everybody is a target. Gotta stay sharp. Gramma isn't even safe.
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If Gramma ain't safe, ain't nobody safe. Lol.
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Bingo.........................
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Yeah but what I think JDs saying is that some folks speak ghetto poor.
I know I do. And there's no reason to dodge bullets on MLK. Just bring your own.
I work some pretty shady areas. There's not a week goes by that I'm watching the news at night and see a story about a murder at some apartment complex...that I had just visited recently.
Maybe some day I'll share my rules for working the urban ghetto.
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Build a team and create a telesales platform :/
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I dare you to go back to 2014 and say that
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JD? Is that you?
