Showing Up for an Appointment on a Motorcycle

as loang as were on the subject of bikes. I have a 69Triumph Bonnieville restored from the ground up in like new condition.

I also just finished last fall restoring a 1919 Harley Davidson. It had been in my family since the 1920's. MY dad rode it to California from Iowa on at least 2 occassions. It was torn completely down in 1951 when My family moved from Iowa to Michigan. About 2 years ago I started gathering up all the old parts that were scattered around a dirt barn floor. I bought old missing parts from all over the world including, Germany, Canada and Briton.

I did a rustoration on it. It looks very old and is not repainted or anything. It does run now and in fact sounds pretty cool. It is a very crude old bike but means a lot to me since my grand father and father both rode it for many years.

That's very cool. It would be worth having a professional restoration done on it.
 
I rode the bike over. Good thing, the appointment was a loser. The guy has CHF. Not interested in a GI policy, unless I could get him something in the 100k range for a couple hundred a month.
So you drove four hours round trip to discover this? Wow. Ever think about doing some health qualifying on the phone before using that much time for nothing?
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So you drove four hours round trip to discover this? Wow. Ever think about doing some health qualifying on the phone before using that much time for nothing?
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Well, actually, yes. My appointment setter asks a lot of health questions, and I had info about prior cancer, heart attack, diabetes, and stroke going in. He did not disclose the CHF because he has talked to several agents previously who told him it was a disqualifier. I guess maybe he thinks it's a numbers game. The more agents he talks to, the more likely he will eventually find someone that can get him the coverage he wants. Plus, my daughter lives there, so never a wasted trip:)
 
Well, actually, yes. My appointment setter asks a lot of health questions, and I had info about prior cancer, heart attack, diabetes, and stroke going in. He did not disclose the CHF because he has talked to several agents previously who told him it was a disqualifier. I guess maybe he thinks it's a numbers game. The more agents he talks to, the more likely he will eventually find someone that can get him the coverage he wants. Plus, my daughter lives there, so never a wasted trip:)

Your appt setter is calling your DM leads?

TDF
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It was a beautiful day on Thursday and I had two appointments and drove a 911 Carrera, whale tail and all.

My clients both liked it. I see nothing wrong with riding a bike. Just explain the situation when you get there and they will moe than likely like you for it.

In fact, on Thursday the first meeting was supposed to be at Big Boy just to get an app signed. When I got there she wasn't there so after 10 minutes I called her. Her excuse was she had to go get her boyfriend out of jail. The jail was right behind bigboy.

And yes I probalby shoud have known when she said Big Boy she ment the Jail!


I'm confused,
So her b/f was behind the Big Boy and she had to get him out
or was the Big Boy was behind the b/f.........

Either way, she was HOW late, trying get him off ...I mean OUT:idea:
 
get him off, get him out, whats the difference!

She is one of the few people who went right out and opened a savings account the same day I wrote her. She had a state issue debit card. She is 33 and has 5 kids I went through UHL. I think it falls under the category if you throw enough **** against the wall some of it is going to stick!

very typical FE client
 
Sorry NFL just my bad joke attempt couldn't resist using

Big Boy
behind
Jail &
boyfriend

While you wait for her to get him out.....

So he did COME OUT, then right?

(I'ma stop:1laugh:)
 
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