Wayne Kenoff

I don’t care about paying the attorney. I just mostly don’t want to deal with it anymore and I know if an attorney goes after it I’ll end up getting my $200 back plus some. I just hate to go that route.
She’s already told me she isn’t available before or after my work hours via email when we first set up the claim but she refuses to email now, she only calls. When I’m not available.

I was recently involved in a car accident where the person behind me ran into the back of me. He was in a big pickup truck and I was in a small car.

I was very sore for two weeks afterward and I still have some slight discomfort in my back and neck. I went to the doctor a couple days after the accident when I started feeling bad and they said it was a neck and back sprain (basically whiplash). Told me to go back if it didn't get better in 5 days.

It didn't get better so I went back for a more thorough examination and they still said it was all muscular and nothing to worry about. That gave me peace of mind to know it wasn't anything serious.

Well now I've accrued upwards of $200 worth of doctor bills that I've paid out of pocket and missed a couple days of work. I've sent the medical claims adjuster copies of my receipts and medical records and gave her the time of day I'm available to talk (my lunch hour).

She has tried calling me three times so far and each time was HOURS outside of the window I told her I'd be available. I understand I can't realistically expect her schedule to mesh with mine but dammit I can't be expected to step out of the office to take her call at odd hours of the day. Especially when my employer doesn't allow personal phone calls except in the rare instance it's a real emergency.

I want my money back. Should I just hand it over to an attorney? I'm sure an attorney would get her attention and would settle this probably with one phone call. I hate to go that route but at this point I'd feel like I would be paying an attorney to basically get it taken care of for me so I don't have to deal with it.

What's y'all's opinion?

Because they want to reach out to you and try to sell you a home. You want info? You're gonna have to become a prospect.

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Get Gawdun Get it Did

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What's so sad about that is that it's an actual promotional video from Gordon. How does he expect to get any respect from the public with ads like that?

Here's "her/his" sidekick

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Bird Scooters

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WTF is that?

Teachers get antsy in May because they "can't deal" any longer.

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Wayne is your mom?

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No but I might be his daddy.

Write the rest of this joke for the OT. It has something for every poster here apparently.

The porch at the multi-million dollar mansion next door had a much bigger, prettier, more enticing package wrapped in gold with a sign on it that read, "Definitely NOT the most expensive gift ever" but he still went for the smaller, unknown, less proven packages.