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Slang Word: When Insurance Denies a Claim
Imagine when you're buying a new car, and you start to question why your insurance company has denied your claim. Here's how it goes: "Insurance? That's just for me! I already have one," a frustrated owner exclaimed. "Oh come on, guys, tell me about the damage you caused!" a fellow driver chimed in. "Well, I guess if we're talking about claims that are covered by your policy, then yes," said the insurance adjuster, his voice rising with ire. "Is it because of this huge flat tire? That was my fault!" exclaimed one of the injured parties. "That's not it! They had to do a complete repair on that tire for free since there's no deductible on our policy! It's like they're saying we owe them for what we caused," another driver added, raising his hand in disbelief. Edgy Example Sentence: "Insurance? That's just for me!" exclaimed an angry driver after their car was denied a claim by the insurance company. "I already have one and I don't want to get involved." "Nope! It's because we all pay our premiums! We're supposed to be protecting each other from these types of situations," the adjuster retorted. "And if they keep denying it, what does that say about us? That we shouldn't take insurance in the first place?" a frustrated driver added, his voice rising with frustration.
