i don't think we was in shock to pay anything in advance speaking of it was more at the beginning when they claim nothing gonna move before 24 hrs. so i thought in the mean time wainting that long is situation could get worst.It is fairly normal to pay for medical care first and claim later, or at least put down a card as deposit. I have done it in Kenya, Japan, India, Thailand and Indonesia over the years, why is it a shock that DAN insurance requires this.
I think a dissect video on this would be hilarious, we could really rip them apart
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100 dives is barely getting started. I'm barely getting started, and I have way more than that. I can't believe Gus doesn't have more than me, but I could be wrong.
Then again, I have almost as many dives as Doc Deep had when he got his name and started training for his world record attempt. So maybe I'm underestimating myself, lol. Maybe I should start doing "the first to do X" dives.
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