The Death Of A Salesman.
Life is short, health is fleeting. That’s what the man who came to my door soliciting term life insurance quotes. I told him if he didn’t get off my porch his beneficiary was going to be wealthy. I don’t think he understood. He just continued on with his sales pitch. He said, “Thank you. You have just made a wonderfully verbally, simple, example as to why Term life insurance is important. Life can turn ugly at a moments notice without warning.” I stopped there and asked rather brashly, “Who the fucuk are you calling simple and ugly!!”, as I reached for the baseball bat. He took a half step back, and said, “Wonderful. I seldom get to see someone who not only can present my pitch with words and illustration.” Well that’s when I swung at his head. As he lay bleeding on my front steps he groaned, “I do believe you have made my point rather vividly. Can I interest you in the deluxe package? Or. Would you prefer the basic policy?” To make a long story short, as much as I hate door to door salesmen, I truly admired his dedication. So, with his bloody index finger I signed up for the deluxe package. He smiled and passed out from loss of blood. That’s when I took the snow shovel and scraped his carcass off my porch and over to Mr. Johnsons house next door. I rang the door bell and said, “Good luck on your next sale.”
USA_Admiral on June 12th, 2008
That will teach the bastard.
daisyfae on June 12th, 2008
the only way to win at the “life insurance lottery” is to die unexpectedly early. fuck that… i gotta live long enough to be a creepy old lady, telling stories about my last colonoscopy at the checkout line at the grocery store. while showing the bag boy my tits.