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Hmm, first I need to unpack what this term actually means without sounding dry. Insurance people love their numbers and comparisons, so the metaphor about "farmers" makes perfect sense because that's literally how much of one they are! The humor comes from treating arbitrary price points like crops - but with zero actual farming involved. User probably has some insurance industry awareness to get this joke. They're not just asking for definition - the edgy sentence requirement suggests they want to push boundaries too. Maybe an insurance professional testing my wit, or a savvy consumer who's been burned by quote farms? For the example... "Quote farmers" being like cattle ranchers but with spreadsheets feels appropriately bleak. Should emphasize how detached from actual risk assessment these quotes are - like they're farming potential premiums rather than protecting people. The edgy bit is showing how this industry exploits customers' lack of insurance knowledge. Need to balance professionalism (since I'm explaining a financial concept) with exaggerated metaphors ("green-eyed monster of greed") while keeping it accurate about how quotes work. User definitely wants the truth served up on a humor platter - not just pure comedy, but comedy rooted in reality. Insurance Quote Farmers: Think "farmers" but instead of
