No schooling required, although you can shell out money for a training class. I have my property/casualty and life insurance licenses. It cost me $100 for each book and $100 for each test (which my boss at the time covered)

More advanced licenses and certifications cost more. I'm looking into transitioning into underwriting and the CPCU costs roughly $4500 but it's the industry equivalent of a graduate degree

I asked her that myself and she just shrugged. It was a 50k car too, Not many people would've resisted that urge.

Not necessarily. I worked for a dealership several years ago. Our dumbass lot boy left keys inside several vehicles over a holiday weekend. I only found out about it when a customer came in told me what car she wanted to test drive and said she already sat in it on Easter Sunday.

Who pissed in your cornflakes this morning?

I've heard mixed reviews about their lunch menu, but I've never had a bad breakfast at Annoula's Diner.

Ovens of France down the road is also good. Their croissants are absolutely delicious

>“He’s boycotting these proceedings because he feels he’s on the horns of a trilemma. If he testifies in under the court’s orders, he’ll be committing perjury. If he violates the court’s orders, it’s criminal contempt. If he takes the Fifth, he gets an adverse inference,” Pattis said.

When your own lawyer admits that you intend to lie under oath