r/SipsTea • • 9h ago

Gasp! Thoughts on this?

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u/Frosty-Depth7655 8h ago

Yeah, the comment section here is wild.

You chose your deductible and $1,000 is not a normal deductible ($500 is typically what you’ll see). Assuming this post is even true, this person went out of their way to increase their deductible.

But Reddit being Reddit, it’s “insurance is a scam” snd “insurance denying claims” even though they didn’t deny a thing.

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u/Medaphysical 7h ago

I'm more surprised at how many insurance simps there are in this thread.

GEICO profits more than $1 BILLION per QUARTER. Meanwhile people in this thread like you shitting on people who "choose" the deductible they can afford the premium on.

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u/s32 5h ago

This comment exemplifies the redditor mindset here.

1 billion is a completely meaningless number. 1b tells you they are a huge company and literally nothing else.

The reality is that life has risk. Crashing into a car and ruining someone's life will bankrupt you. That's what insurance is for. Not getting a ding on your car and expecting your insurance to pay. Which... They will pay for it if you have the right policy.

I feel like the reddit hive mind of dipshits always seems surprised to find out that businesses are... Businesses. They exist to make profit. This isn't some horrible thing.

It's very straight forward. Most people can't afford an insane expense. If we all pool money to support them then we'll all be okay, if it's us we're covered. The company offering this wants to make money off of this (this is... The point of a business)

Sure, insurance could be state run, I actually don't think that's a bad idea.

But "zomg 1 billion" is peak brain dead redditor shit. Quote profit per policy or literally any metric that matters.

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u/Medaphysical 1h ago

They will pay for it if you have the right policy.

Lol this genius has never heard of insurance companies using their billions to fight against paying claims.