insurance update

[kaigou]

I did, eventually -- once it turned out that completing the form was mandatory, sheesh -- fill out and send in the insurance form. And must say, highly displeased, too, at some of the information requested. (The purpose is for the company to get a quote on group insurance, I'm told, so they're asking about crap that normally HR wouldn't know and wouldn't see, and there's a damn good reason why, because it's none of their business.)

That pesky question... I was going to leave it blank. But after completing all the rest of their crap, I was pissed enough that I couldn't leave it as it. My favorite reply remains "my husband insisted on keeping his own name" but I figured any group of twits stupid enough to even ask the question in the first place are probably too stupid to get humor so subtle. So I went with my original idea.

If your last name is different from your spouse's, please explain: We're not from Kentucky.

Comments

[maldoror-gw.livejournal.com]

That's definitely the answer that question deserved (along with a raspberry, but those are hard to write). Further on the plus side, it might make some insurance company data gatherer, further down the line, laugh for a little while during his or her bleak day. (Though I do love that 'husband insisted on keeping his own name', that was a fantastic answer as well)