Once, long ago.
In the 60s & 70s.
I hope you’re able to replace your medications quickly and at little up-front cost.
I’m sure you know this, but I’ll say it anyway: Document everything. Take pictures. Make notes on every expense you incur as a result of this mess. Keep receipts.
I hope the insurance company (or companies) don’t drag their feet, but they very well could. It will be better for you if only one insurance company is involved (if there’s more than one, each can claim the others are responsible for making you whole).
Copied from AI, but my Dad taught me to do this - “A contemporaneous note is a written record made at the time of an event or conversation, or as soon as practically possible afterward.”
And these days pics are so easy
You can always sic your own insurance company on them.
New fridge arrive, & Lowes did everything it could to make things harder.
Refused to do anything, Customer Service lady sneering & nasty. How dare I complain? She threatened to cancel the whole damn order. No icemaker delivered, albeit they canceled the charge for it.
Had to cap off the old water line to the old icemaker myself, because the new fridge must be retrofitted. (Only modestly priced on available). Home Depot actually shook loose the assistant manager to help find the right parts to cap it off. Friendly & helpful, too. Guess where I’ll be buying the new icemaker from?
New fridge is a little larger, but fits.Very basic, but that’s OK.
Sunday will be a day of rest, Monday I will buy Pie, icetrays (for a temporary fix) & set up purchase & installation at Home Dept. Fuck Lowes.
I see us as the new Russia. But we will be stealing washing machines from Canada.
“Just remember… it’s Canada. When you hear “Oui !” it just means “yes”.
It never means, " Weeeeeeeeeee…! " no matter what spin cycle it’s set to.”
Or if you’re in a bed in a Russian hotel.
Too worn out.
Today, replacing food. Maybe this afternoon I can contact my Agent.