The Lay Down

[somarco]

Looks like an offer for agents who want a lay down.

Dear Producer,

We've been generating exclusive life leads for agents all across the country since 1998. I'm writing today to tell you about our advanced quality control process.

In addition to our internal scrubbing, we now have telemarketers calling leads before they are emailed to you. They'll make sure the phone number works, listen to their voicemail to see if the name matches, and go thru their online application over the phone if we're able to speak with them.

If you have a few minutes I'd like to speak with you to explain our lead generation process and answer any questions you may have.

You can reach me at our toll-free number below or visit our website at https://www.leadbot.com for additional information. I've also included direct links to help you navigate. The Life Insurance Leads page has all the information you'll need... including an audio presentation that will start automatically.

Life Leads Information: https://www.leadbot.com/is.life.cfm

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We look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Jim Kensicki


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L E A D B O T | Jim Kensicki
522 West 1st Street, Unit 101
Tempe, AZ 85281
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[STIBROKER]

yer point is.....

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

You misspelled you Sti.

 

[arnguy]

I think "yer" is Texas dialect for "you." It's similar to the South Philadelphia dialect plural for "you" which is "youse."

 

[GreenSky]

I think "yer" is Texas dialect for "you." It's similar to the South Philadelphia dialect plural for "you" which is "youse."

Having done EXTENSIVE research during my 2 weekend trips to Texas about 10 years ago, let me set the record straight as only a California native can.

Y'all is Texan for you. The plural is All Y'all.

However, you are correct about Philly (from my 2 days there 15 years ago).

Rick

 

[James]

I think "yer" is Texas dialect for "you." It's similar to the South Philadelphia dialect plural for "you" which is "youse."

"Youse", is that associated with this story of the ugliest people award? As in "Youse look at these people!".

Looking for attractive people? Don't go to Philly | Oddly Enough | Reuters

 

[arnguy]

Thanks for the correction on Texas dialect, Rick. It was merely a guess on my part. Maybe Sti can explain what "yer" means. BTW, James, I am happy to report that I live outside of Philadelphia in the land of the beautiful people.

 

[SC Local LAH Agent]

Yawl = A small ship's boat, usually rowed by four or six oars. (Also spelled Yaul.)

U-All = A trailer you rent when you move. (Also spelled Uhaul)