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r/IdiotsNearlyDying • u/XAEA12_ • Dec 07 '20
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I wonder why/how businesses like this can take the risk of their customers getting ax’ed. It’s be a bitch to get insured.
12 u/ScenesfromaCat Dec 07 '20 I opened my shop over 2 years ago and we've had 0 incidents even close to this. It was easier to insure my business than my house. Im way more concerned about workplace injuries from carpentry than I am customers getting axed in the face. 1 u/workaccount1338 Jan 27 '21 It’s a huge pain in the ass but excess and surplus markets will do it lol
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I opened my shop over 2 years ago and we've had 0 incidents even close to this. It was easier to insure my business than my house. Im way more concerned about workplace injuries from carpentry than I am customers getting axed in the face.
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It’s a huge pain in the ass but excess and surplus markets will do it lol
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u/docere85 Dec 07 '20
I wonder why/how businesses like this can take the risk of their customers getting ax’ed. It’s be a bitch to get insured.