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We got a bunch of scumbag
roofers to thank for this one.

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You know the objection
on a storm damaged roof?

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When a homeowner immediately says this,
cuz they don't want to even have a

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conversation with you, they say, You're
ripping my insurance company off.

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Now, this is pretty much
the identical quote unquote

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objection is I'm not interested.

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But sometimes we don't
get this at the door.

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It's the most common place.

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You're right at the door.

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You're just out here
ripping my insurance coming.

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, but it occasionally comes up if we
didn't explain supplements well enough

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or explain the process to homeowners
and things aren't going quite as

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smooth and we have to supplement.

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There's some pushback with the insurance.

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And you know how sometimes a little
birdie in the insurance carrier

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gets into the homeowners here and
says, All right, found four other

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contractors would be willing to do it
for this, and your guys too expensive.

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You know what I'm talking about?

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It's the worst.

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So this video, we're gonna just
take a little step outside the

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norm and I want to give you three.

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Key talking points to help communicate
and have a real conversation with

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a homeowner who's giving you this
rejection, which is you're just

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ripping my insurance company off.

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Now, the reason it is so important for
you to learn this objection is because

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if you don't, Who truly wins in this
scenario, the insurance company, and who

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loses your customer soon to be or could
have been, customer ends up feeling like,

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You know what, I'm not gonna file a claim.

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So they don't do it.

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They don't get the work done, and
they're the ones that really lose

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out, especially if the roof is
older, needs to be replaced or.

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Again, Matter of fact, they're gonna
have to replace it in a shorter time

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window than they expected to when they
got in a roof, because storm damage

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shortens the lifespan of the roof.

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So in this video, we're gonna learn
how to really connect with our

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homeowners in cut through the little
story in their mind that every

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contractor's a sleaze ball and friend.

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We are indeed fighting an uphill battle
because we have insurance companies.

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We saw this in Florida.

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Literally sending letters to homeowners
with blanket accusations saying that all

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contractors who show up at your house are,
are providing fraudulent um, services.

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They're damaging roofs so it
gets approved in in the news.

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The media picks this stuff up.

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So we really need to rally together
and be a light for an industry and

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communicate clearly so our homeowners
can truly get the service that they

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signed up for with their insurance.

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So let's get to it.

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Hey, welcome or welcome back.

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My name is Adam Benjamin,
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All right, you're ripping
my insurance company off.

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Here's what I promised to you.

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I promise to give you three
talking tracks, three key points

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to help a homeowner see the light
of day that you're not, in fact

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ripping the insurance company off.

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And let's get started with point
number one, the truth of the matter.

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Is that insurance is a service contract.

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Now, many people overlook the
fact that that's what a policy

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is, is a service contract.

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When a homeowner is buying insurance,
they're buying a service, so Mr.

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Homeowner, You know, I know it may seem
like someone's trying to, to rip you

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off, but ultimately my sole mission is
to help you get what you deserve under

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the contractual details on this service
agreement, so to speak, and it's rewiring.

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How homeowners think about the process.

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Now we have to have a little disclaimer
because we have to be mindful of U PPA

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laws that stands for the unlicensed
practice of public adjusting.

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We cannot discuss coverage or policy
details with homeowners by law.

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I'm not concerned if you agree or not.

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I'm just telling you what the law is.

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I personally think it's a whole bunch
of garbage, but I don't write the laws

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and we just need to comply with them.

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So I can't sit there and and
explain to a homeowner that I can

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help get them covered, but I can.

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Talk to a homeowner and say, Hey,
listen, I've worked with a lot of

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folks who've had this same concern,
and they say, Hey, you're just

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ripping my insurance company off.

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And it's not until we start
talking through what their real

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barrier, what their concern is.

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Because yes, there are slim ball
contractors out there, but Mr.

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Homeowner, an insurance policy or
insurance coverage is a service contract.

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This is 0.1.

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We have to go a little deeper, which
we're about two and points two and

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three, but what that means, Mr.

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Homeowners, you're buying a service
to keep your home protected.

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My mission being here is to help identify
whether or not there is enough or severity

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of damage to warrant even having a
conversation about how to get this damage

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taken care of, and it's no obligation.

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One of two outcomes will come up.

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Number one, I hop up there.

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Take a look and everything's fine
and you have a clean bill of health

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and you don't owe me a penny.

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And if we do find any damage, I'm
gonna document it with photos and

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videos, and when I get down off the
roof, we're gonna look through it

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together so you'll see it with your
own eyes and then you be the judge.

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All right?

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So that's just an example.

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Again, bringing back what we're
gonna do in regards to this service

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contract that they're buying a service.

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All right, number two, when when
homeowners say, You're ripping

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my insurance company, Uh, let's
take a break from role play

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and just talk about the facts.

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When was the last time you heard
of an insurance company voluntarily

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paying more than they needed to?

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I'd like to hear this story.

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. Oh wait, Yeah, that doesn't happen.

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So what we wanna do is communicate
to a homeowner to help them come to

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this realization without being rude.

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Say, Hey, Mr.

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And Mrs.

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Homeowner, uh, I understand that it may
feel like someone's trying to to prey on

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the insurance company, but I want to ask
you a question and please bear with me,

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but when was the last time your insurance
company paid more than, than was justified

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to pay, whether it was health insurance,
car insurance, or home insurance?

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And they're gonna say, What?

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Well, It never happened.

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And say that's because it doesn't, we
can't ever get an insurance company

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to pay more than what's justified.

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And in fact, working with us, what we
do is we make sure that everything is

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documented, all the damages documented for
appropriately, and actually put into the

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software that the insurance company uses
to create their quote unquote estimates.

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So, and by the way, if you're doing
that, if you're doing more of a retail

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side, You simply wanna break down
the objectivity and communicating the

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justification and reasoning to get that
roof repaired in such a manner, following

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manufacturer's recommendations and
following the code items that are required

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to install a roof on your home today.

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And when we outline all that, it
is completely black and white.

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So again, what I ask is, when
was the last time, now I wanna,

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um, Just pause here on this note.

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So when was the last time that your
insurance company paid more than they

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were, that they felt was justified?

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That's key language that they felt was
justified, whether it's health insurance,

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car insurance, or home insurance.

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And they're gonna say, Well, they haven't.

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And that's when we lean on, Hey,
that's because the only way that anyone

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gets compensated is when things are
justified, meaning they're actually done.

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So that there is, is a really powerful way
for them to see, Oh yeah, you're right.

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That just doesn't happen.

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So we can't.

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We can't get paid on things
that aren't justified.

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And the only way it's justified is if
it's brought up to code or manufacturer's

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requirements for your safety and because
that's what you're paying for in your

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service contract with your carrier.

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All right.

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And that's gonna bring me to, uh,
point number three, uh, which is Mr.

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And Mrs.

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Homeowner.

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And the last thing is your deductible.

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Agreed upon between you and your
insurance carrier, and that's what I

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call a contractual agreement between
you and them, and I'm removed.

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So the reason I position it that way,
your deductible is a contractual agreement

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between you and the insurance carrier.

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I have nothing to do with it, and it
again, strengthens the fact that we

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are gonna get paid the deductible.

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But the way that that
works, Similar to a copay.

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Now imagine that you had a $5,000 copay
and you went in for a major surgery on

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your knee and it was a $25,000 operation.

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Now if the surgeon got in there and then
all of a sudden found, uh, A bunch more

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stuff that needed to get done and the
mc that he didn't expect was bad, had

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to get done, and it added on $7,000.

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That's a $32,000 surgery.

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And what does the surgeon do?

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It?

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He justifies, here's the photo
evidence and what we needed

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and why we needed to do it.

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And then the insurance company
will cover the additional amount

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on the, on the surgery, but they
have to do it if it's justified.

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That's the only way.

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Right now, Mr.

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Homeowner, if you have a $5,000 copay
and it went up to 32,000, what do you.

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Just the 5,000.

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Right.

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And same thing, if you get in there
on the knee surgery and you find out

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that the MCLs not so bad and they
could do less of a procedure than

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anticipated, and it comes up to 15,000.

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Mr.

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Homeowner, what's your contribution?

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It's still the 5,000.

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So I want you to know that through
working with us, one, we're

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helping you because you're simply
paying for a service contract.

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That's what insurance is.

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Number two, we make sure when we do serve
you that everything, all the work we

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do is a hundred percent justified and,
uh, A requirement to get your roof put

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back in the condition it was before the
storm and brought up to current code.

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And we use a black and white
software in the same language

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as the insurance carrier.

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So there's really no physical possible
way for us to, to get paid or take.

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Advantage or rip someone off.

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And then number three, remember that
your contribution is simply your

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deductible, whether it's more or less.

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And that's why it's so important
for us when we help homeowners, is

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to first identify whether or not
there's a severity of damage, and

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then guide you through the next steps
in getting that damage repaired.

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Whether you work with me or someone
else, and there you have it, my

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friends, the calm and casual.

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To help have a real and a meaningful and
engaging conversation with homeowners

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to get them over the edge when, excuse
me, when I say over the edge, I mean

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over the, over off the fence, right?

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When, when they're really feeling
like you're praying on their insurance

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company and be compassionate with them
because the reason they feel that way.

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Is they heard a horror story from, from
a neighbor maybe who hired some skis,

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bag roofer, who is trying to supplement
for all these things and, and not

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communicating clearly with the homeowner.

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And all of a sudden those
bad stories trickle down.

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Then you have the news and then
you have the insurance companies.

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So, Just be compassionate and realize
that they're just trying to do the

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right thing for themselves and guide
them through these three steps.

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And you should be able to break
through and hopefully bring in some

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more business, but most importantly,
truly serve that customer to help

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them get the service that they've been
paying for in the service contract.

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So there you have it.

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And listen, I'm, I'm eager
to hear your feedback.

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Have you tried anything outside
of this to get homeowner?

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off the fence when they say you're
ripping my insurance company off.

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If you've got a magic phrase or,
or a way to handle this, drop a

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We'd love to hear from you and that's
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