Gregory Burrell

You know, I grew up down south, and down south, people have life insurance. My grandmother used to have her insurance policy nailed on the door, and she would put the money inside this little jacket, and every week or two weeks, whenever the insurance guy came, he would mark the book and take the money out.

You know, I grew up down south, and down south, people have life insurance. My grandmother used to have her insurance policy nailed on the door, and she would put the money inside this little jacket, and every week or two weeks, whenever the insurance guy came, he would mark the book and take the money out.

It was probably 50 cents a week, but they had it. That's how people paid their life insurance.

It was probably 50 cents a week, but they had it. That's how people paid their life insurance.

We see that all the time. Exactly.

We see that all the time. Exactly.

$20,000?

$20,000?

You know, I grew up down south, and down south, people have life insurance. My grandmother used to have her insurance policy nailed on the door, and she would put the money inside this little jacket, and every week or two weeks, whenever the insurance guy came, he would mark the book and take the money out.

It was probably 50 cents a week, but they had it. That's how people paid their life insurance.

We see that all the time. Exactly.

$20,000?