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Nowhere in the example was the condition that the driver is not insured. Outside of that, I find this attitude incredibly patronizing. "We need to save you fro
by ElComradio 11y ago
Nowhere in the example was the condition that the driver is not insured.
Outside of that, I find this attitude incredibly patronizing. "We need to save you from yourself" is what it boils down to. You pay somebody for a ride knowing she's not insured? That's _your_ problem, not mine.
- x0x0 11y agountil you get hurt without insurance and we end up paying for you