Life Insurance Truth A Minor Doctor Visit Changed Everything!

want to get this off my chest, and then it might be hundreds of thousands of viewers. It might actually help somebody. I one time signed up for life insurance, and everything looked perfect, amazing. They take blood and urine, and everything is good, and that and that whatever. Nurse came down, or they sent somebody down, whatever. And then all the paperwork, they gave me my rate, they gave me everything, whatever. It was with New York Life. Everything is good. And they had a follow, they call you up like the uh in the back end of the company, they call you up, and they ask you like just to go over everything that your insurance broker already went over for weeks, whatever. She's like, "When was the last time you went to the doctor?" And I was like, "Oh, I went to a dermatologist 2 days ago." "Why did you go?" "I had a red dot." "Did they prescribe anything for it?" "Yeah, a medication." "Do you see a reaction to it?" Whatever. I was like, "Oh my gosh, I should have kept my mouth shut. Now they're going to make problems." Whatever. I was hyperventilating, paranoia, I don't know whatever. Second she hung up, I called up my friend, and I'm like, "I should have not said whatever." He started laughing. He started laughing. Said, "Izzy, we're a trillion-dollar company. People go to every type of procedure. Nothing's changing. Nothing's going to happen. Just calm down." Hangs up, whatever. Like an hour later, I get a get an email from New York Life, "You're fully good. Everything is perfect. You're whatever." Obviously, always say the truth. I have to always >> Okay, we're here to be honest with each other, to share in each other's legitimate medical expenses that are eligible for sharing under the sharing guidelines. We're using each other's money. So, you have to understand it's your money, it's my money, it's your neighbor's money. We all have to be 100% straight, forthcoming, clear, honest.