The first story of the life-risk and utility story 11 (1) gives young people a message that a british pastor will give a speech:
I don't sell insurance, but i'd like to talk about something about insurance. Every time someone comes to me as a witness, i would like to tell them that they should not accept each other as a spouse unless they have an arrangement in case something happens — a good plan to take care of each other. I would like to state that, before we get married, we should purchase an insurance policy, especially since there is a high incidence of accidents, which should be treated as the most important scheme, regardless of what we want to buy, and that other things can be bought slowly when we can. There are two things in life that cannot be prevented, and we must do our best. In the event of an unfortunate death, the family is provided with adequate security and retirement costs at an old age. Contemporary insurance provides these two functions. In the financial budget, the couple should set aside the money as a premium, as if it were domestic utility bills. As long as there are plans and certain self-regulations, these cannot be used to purchase something that is not necessary to make money, so that insurance can be saved. I'm standing here calling for insurance. There's a reason. I've seen a lot of people who don't leave any money for their families and have insurance differences; people take care of them. Children are different from those who grow up to work hard because their parents have no time to take care of their children. God may provide reinforcements, but it may be simple rooms for children to live in, or the public to contribute generously. God did not punish them for their ignorance. If they have done their best to provide the best of the best, but they are still incapable, they can trust god — “let me take care of children without parents”. But if they can and do not, they can, but the children have to pay. If i'm not a priest, from the point of view of help, i'll be a life insurance operator! (ii) making it a right to make money to put the children in a dignified position of surgery in front of the market for food and in close proximity to the first highway. Every time an ambulance came in from outside, it came in in a state of shock and curiosity. Today it's not normal, it's raining, it's down! I've only seen a couple of inpatients with a tight face. The boys are looking at their mothers at the tablets, waiting in their wallets to call themselves names, so they can pay for it, and get out of here, where there's so much disinfectant water! The little boy, with his hands and legs wrapped around it, asks the little friend in it: "does it hurt? Does it hurt? "really? My mom's the meanest! She doesn't buy me food! Said both moms got their pills back. Xiao hua, go and buy ice cream! "mom! Little wah's mom took him to buy ice cream and i'm going to buy it!" and the little people were dying for hope. "how much money has been spent and how much money has been spent on it? It's safe and profitable for her. Of course she eats ice cream. Since then, as soon as he saw xiaohua, he had gone far away, and the walkway had run into him and walked along the wall. I used to play with my kids
