Well, this started happening recently. For example, when i got really annoyed with my mum because she was accusing me of doing domething i may-or may not have done. i randomly smacked myself on the cheek. i dont know why. also, when i was reading a manga :3 i got excited, (like a little fangirl moment which doesnt happen often) and i slapped myself on the face?! Why am i doing this??? i cant help it and i feel the urge to slap myself on the face (cheek area) i wouldnt even cal it an urge becuase it happens without me being able to think about what im doing. Please tell me if you have any ideas why i might be doing this??? Thanks
Well, there are several reasons why you'd want to carry collision coverage: 1. if you have a car loan, the lender will require it. 2. If you have a tree fall on your car, that's not collision - that's comprehensive. If you hit a wall, or a fire hydrant, THAT is a collision loss. You'd want collision coverage, in case something happens to your car, that you can't afford to fix or replace your car. 3. Not only if you hit something, but if someone else hits you, do you want colllision. Maybe your car will be hit while parked. Maybe it will be a hit and run, or maybe the other guy flat out will be uninsured. If you can't afford the $10,000 (or whatever) repair bill yourself, you'll be stuck with a damaged car, and no way to fix it. So, in summary: Comprehensive: fire, theft, vandalism, broken glass, flood, hitting an animal, falling objects. Collision: you driving into something (even a pothole, or a wall, or another car, or a ditch), flipping your car, or someone hitting you (another car, a shopping cart, a bike)
If you hit something, another car, a wall or a fire hydrant, collision is what would pay to fix your car. If someone hits you, and they have insurance, their company might pay to fix your car. Comprehensive is for things like broken windshields and vandalism.
If you hold it up during a thunderstorm you might get hit but an apple will attract just as much lightning. It's a myth.
