An insurance agent wraps up a sale with Michelle, explaining how to reach him by voicemail or text, when to expect her policy in the mail, and what to do if it doesn't arrive within three weeks. He confirms she feels good about her coverage and offers to help her family members too.
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If you need anything, Michelle, just give me a call. If I don't answer, make sure you leave me a voicemail, okay? Because I talk to clients all day long. So if it goes straight to voicemail, if you don't leave a message, I won't see you call. But if you leave me a voicemail or send me a text, I'll always answer you. Okay. And then last thing, remember, your policy is going to come in the mail in a couple of weeks. If the mailman loses it and you don't have it, say by, I don't know, within 3 weeks, give me a call back and I'll help get one in your hands. Okay. All right, Miss Michelle, if you need anything along the way, you let me know. Otherwise, last question for you. You feel good about your coverage? You feel better? I love it. All right, well, I'm glad I was able to help you out today. If anyone else in the family needs any help, you just have them call me. All right, have a great day. See you. Easy game.