Nationwide Insurance

[kidicarus13]

This one gets me too... what the hell does one's credit have to do with how good of a driver they are. Such a bogus data point for car insurance.

As far as generalizations go... responsible enough to keep your credit score high, responsible enough keep other worldly affairs in order.

Does a uncut, weed filled yard mean that the interior of your house is not spotless? Not necessarily but if I were a betting man...

[Jer]

As far as generalizations go... responsible enough to keep your credit score high, responsible enough keep other worldly affairs in order.

Does a uncut, weed filled yard mean that the interior of your house is not spotless? Not necessarily but if I were a betting man...

Responsible enough to keep your credit up? ROFL

I'm not paying some shitty bank interest for a loan I don't need to prove I can make payments on time in case someone wants to be lazy and judge me based on an arbitrary number that has zero correlation to my ability to drive or pay my insurance premiums.

My yard is the best looking in the neighborhood. Period. Full Stop. It's green by March every year and by the time most others have their sprinklers turned on I've mowed three to four times. Does that mean the interior of my house is immaculate 24/7365? Nope. I take pride in my lawn and enjoy doing the work while sometimes dishes sit in the sink a little while because it's not something I enjoy.

I hate generalizations like this for things that are entirely unrelated. I also get a chuckle at people who buy into the assumed correlations. It's a lot like "well if someone voted for so and so then they're a room temperature IQ idiot that I have nothing in common with" without actually asking them anything to find out what their beliefs are. It's just easier if we as a society can group people in boxes so we keep from wasting time to get to know people on a personal level.