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You and your hugs.Stopped by to pick up a client that fell off the books, while there I picked her up and gave her a hug and a babyruth candy bar.
Can't do that over the phone.
Hope you don't get the Wuhan.
Social Distancing and Insurance Sales
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Hope you don't get the Wuhan.
Sure you can:Stopped by to pick up a client that fell off the books a while back, while there I also picked up a babyruth candy bar... friend works at Nestles in Chicago...
Can't do that over the phone.
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I can think of a whole lot of candy bars that I'd eat before a Baby Ruth.
Stopped by to pick up a client that fell off the books a while back, while there I also picked up a babyruth candy bar... friend works at Nestles in Chicago...
Can't do that over the phone.
So you saying, working the phone kept me from falling off the Keto wagon
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Sorry not riding the keto wagon here, I'm on the ol' potato cart.
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As more-and-more of society opens up and realizes their fellow man and woman aren't the plague, the social distancing will go to the wayside.
It's just the trend of the season, but people are social creatures, and they will literally go crazy without close human interaction. Sure, these major global corporations and the government are going to try and keep it around because they "love us" and "want to protect us."
But overall, regular people will be completely done with this by summer.
I live in a highly liberal area, and even these people have already had it. Most clients just tell me to come to the house. No gloves, masks, or any other emotional "feel-good" halloween costume accessories demanded or required.
The general attitude around here, from what I can see, is pretty much "look....if I get it, I get it. I'm not living like a house prisoner for the rest of eternity."
It's just the trend of the season, but people are social creatures, and they will literally go crazy without close human interaction. Sure, these major global corporations and the government are going to try and keep it around because they "love us" and "want to protect us."
But overall, regular people will be completely done with this by summer.I live in a highly liberal area, and even these people have already had it. Most clients just tell me to come to the house. No gloves, masks, or any other emotional "feel-good" halloween costume accessories demanded or required.
The general attitude around here, from what I can see, is pretty much "look....if I get it, I get it. I'm not living like a house prisoner for the rest of eternity."
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