Making Insurance Feel Human Again

Where Insurance Shows Up in Your Day

1. A little putty street stands on the white page in the morning light. The sun slides down behind the yellow car, night falls, and the moon comes up over the shop.

2. At night a shop window is smashed and the shaken owner, in her robe with the police outside, makes a call. The man in blue catches the phone in his sleep, then boards the window with her and hands her a warm cup.

3. On a quiet morning her toaster bursts into flames and she runs out of the house to watch the fire engine. She calls, the man in blue puts his coffee down, answers at once and comes running with a blanket for her shoulders.

4. Two people singing in their car are hit from behind and the coffee flies. The driver calls, the man in blue answers at once from the barber’s chair with shaving foam on half his face, drives over in the barber’s cape, and they laugh at the foam while the tow truck takes the car.

5. On a stormy evening a homeowner opens a letter and a red line climbs off the page and out through his roof; his face falls and his piggy bank hides. He calls, the man in blue answers at once from his dinner table, walks over in the rain and goes through the pages with him as the storm clears.

6. Late in the evening the street is whole again, the windows are lit and the four callers each wave. At home at last, the man in blue sits back in his armchair with his feet up and sips from his mug, his telephone quiet on the little table. Then the moon goes down, the sun comes up, and it is morning again.