Tanya Hughes explains why she reviews your current coverage before recommending anything new. She uses a shoe-shopping analogy to show why comparing options matters, and offers to spend five minutes finding what actually works best for your family.
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Hey, that's awesome. Listen, my job just to go over that information with you. You did fill out the card. I am required to go over that information with you. I tell people all the time, listen, it's a good idea to talk to multiple people so you can get multiple information and make sure that you're getting the biggest bang for your buck. Sometimes I'll say, I don't know about you, but when I go to go. When I go to the store to go buy a pair of shoes, I don't buy the first pair of shoes that I see. You know what I mean? You need to compare and make sure that you're getting the best thing for your family. It'll take me five minutes to compare and see if it's the best option for you. If it is, great, go with it. If not, well, then I can help you with the best option for you. That's exactly how I say it.