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  1. 30-Jun-22, 11:34 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andromeda View Post
    What you are effectively saying is that a fictitious story is ok, as long as it's feasible.

    I have no response to that.
    Have heard of it happening.

    If I call one of my guys out to a client at night and he has an accident on the way there or on the way back it would be covered as far as I am aware.
    We do work at shopping centers , commercial and factories and can often get called out at strange times throughout the night.
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