Sean Taylor in drunk tank

MTK · 10-28-2004, 11:16 PM

I worked at Progressive Insurance for about a year handling medical claims and I saw quite a few drinking and driving accidents and a few deaths.

It was always really depressing to have to call the family of some 17 year old kid who got behind the wheel loaded and got killed.

To think that someone's son or daughter was gone in an instant because of one night of poor judgement is really sad.

But then there were the a-holes with multiple DWI's on their records and they just got in another accident, blew some crazy number way over the legal limit like a .25, and they don't understand when I tell them their claim is denied because they BROKE THE LAW.

10-28-2004, 11:16 PM	#36
MTK Hail Raiser Join Date: Feb 2004 Age: 53 Posts: 100,050	I worked at Progressive Insurance for about a year handling medical claims and I saw quite a few drinking and driving accidents and a few deaths. It was always really depressing to have to call the family of some 17 year old kid who got behind the wheel loaded and got killed. To think that someone's son or daughter was gone in an instant because of one night of poor judgement is really sad. But then there were the a-holes with multiple DWI's on their records and they just got in another accident, blew some crazy number way over the legal limit like a .25, and they don't understand when I tell them their claim is denied because they BROKE THE LAW.

Sean Taylor in drunk tank

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