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Closed my second one yesterday -- wrote out the entire presentation by hand and walked away with a $575AP policy.
Anyone Here Closed A Deaf Person Before?
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The only sign language needed was on the dotted line.
Good job.
Good job.
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I've done a number of MA presentations in American Sign Language. Rarely needed to write anything down.
But it's been a few years so I know it would be more difficult now.
Rick
But it's been a few years so I know it would be more difficult now.
Rick
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I've had a few. Mine were all very good at reading lips.
I think I've told this story before on one of them I had my Dragon software on my iPhone that types as you speak. I turned it on so he could read along as well as read my lips. It was in Owensboro, KY and every time I said Owensboro it typed "I like girls". Everything else it typed the right words pretty accurate.
I handled a death claim on a Foresters certificate with a deaf beneficiary one time. Not a pleasant experience.
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I have. I know a bit of sign language too, so that helps.
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I did years ago and they were done at a local Association for the Deaf. Just had them meet me there. First one I also sold the guy running the place. They were happy to help.
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That kid get around. He's been in Ohio too. ha
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That kid get around. He's been in Ohio too. ha
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Yeah, these other cities and teams want to take credit for this kid. He's a Bostonian.
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I believe it, he looks Bostonian doesn't he? Like an Irish kid from Boston. Probably grow up to be a Boston Cop. ha
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