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No pic, they cleared out of the intersection by the time I drove through.
I'm too elusive to be kept track of......Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
So Irving,
What was the decision on the house with the melted siding ?
What is that oyster preparation called? I think I could gnash those. Not a fan of raw, but like smoked or RockefellerQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Specifically advised that siding damage is not storm related. Doesn't matter on one side because wind did tear some off so the whole elevation gets replaced. Did not write to replace the elevation that only had melting, but again it likely won't matter as the front and back were written to replace. Florida still has matching, so since siding companies discontinue product every few years, the contractor will say they can't get a current match and the siding on the entire structure will end up being replaced. Damage to docks aren't covered unless it is very clearly from wind, so they won't get that either, regardless of the fact that I to they are lying about the storm ruining the dock. It should be noted that the people I was upset with lying to me were just the shady property manager and accessory tenant. It's important to remember that you are trying to best serve the insured with accurate estimating, and it's a shame when some proxy puts a shade on the whole process.Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
First presentation was just "baked oysters" tired with cheese, bacon, green onions, and something else. Second presentation was a kind of sample with Rockefeller (right), jalapeno cheese (bottom left), and some Mexican style (top left).Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Pretty much so much stuff that you don't taste much Oyster. The ones in the half shell felt like every bite was full of and or crushed up shells though. At least I got my calcium requirement.
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Heya, brother.
Hope you and yours are well.