If it was a scam, wouldn't she be selling injuries (I mean selling in the professional wrestling sense, i.e. faking/acting)?
She could be doing an impression of a Premiership footballer, getting stretchered off, but actually being ok.
Speaking about the insurance angle, one of the women said she couldn't remember who her insurer was. I found that very dubious, so I added, "you do have insurance, don't you?"
She quickly changed the subject back to blaming me, having mentioned she had details at home, but had forgotten who she was with.
Who can't remember their insurer, for crying out loud?
So my point is, I don't think it was a premeditated scam, but that one or both of them went through the motions because they were uninsured.
Last edited by dogmanjack; 25/11/15 04:37 PM.
