Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 14150279)

Monday at Washington Union Station there was a lady boarding my train who had arrived earlier on Amtrak from Florida. She was a displaced Spirit passenger and kept complaining about how expensive the walk-up fare was on Amtrak, but that she had to get home, and it was cheaper than any of the airlines. Then she said "I can't believe the other airlines wouldn't take my ticket." :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 14151147)

SkyTeam USA - nice bonus out of BNA.

Originally Posted by cheepneezy (Post 14151324)

Sorry. It was miserable here all day. The sun just came out after 4 days of dark, dreary, rain.



I've taken that class 5 times.:rolleyes::eek:;)

Purely for pre-emptive insurance savings.

Originally Posted by Scott6067 (Post 14151357)

I likey!!! (well worth the extra !) This is a nice package and with Plat on CO all rapped up it is well worth it and also well worth taking weekend runs outta BNA on DL!! :) (now to read the fine print!)

Originally Posted by AMF in NJ (Post 14151106)

They pretty much did the same thing to me many :rolleyes:s ago. I switched easy peasy. The only rationalization I could come up with is they didn't want me as a customer anymore.

Originally Posted by Agent

Wait -- I just saw the note come in that you've switched to StateFarm. Why?

Originally Posted by Me

$200

Originally Posted by Agent

But you've been a loyal customer. Please give me the opportunity to sharpen my pencil on the rate.

Originally Posted by Me

Okay. Provide me one rationale explanation as to what would account for that jump. And then provide me 200 reasons (one to account for every dollar) why AllState is better than State Farm.

Originally Posted by Agent

... uhm.

Originally Posted by belynch (Post 14151383)

Yup. He hung up on me. Good riddance. Scum bag.

Originally Posted by gbryan84 (Post 14151299)

Since I now have a parking spot, I looked into getting a car but first checked out insurance rates. Most carriers wanted $3,000+/yr since I evidently forgot how to drive when I moved to NY 2 years ago. I cant justify having a car and paying 3k a year when I might use it 2 weekends a month. Until then, I have rented out my parking spot to subsidize my insurance when I am forced to get a car (ie. have kids). Hopefully that will not happen for a few years.

Originally Posted by Starwood Lurker (Post 14151346)

That sounds doable...after June 29th. ;)

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Originally Posted by msv (Post 14151372)

I've never had a point on my license. I just do it for the insurance reduction. I'm pretty awesome about sensing speed traps;)

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 14151400)

The SO stayed with me for 10 days last month and I just got the electric bill. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Mackieman (Post 14151141)

After the wedding, check rates. You'll be surprised how much going from being single to being married apparently makes you so much more responsible and safe.

Originally Posted by cheepneezy (Post 14151423)

My employer would allow us to take it on work time^, but boy, it's like watching paint dry at this point. I dread when my three years are up. Except now it's offered on-line so it may turn into a speed reading course.