The Long Shot Matter - Ep 1

From Hollywood it's time now for Johnny dollar welcome to Hollywood, Mr. Dollar. This is Daryl. Daryl Jim Daryl and Clark insurance. We wrote up the Palm Quiz policy Oh that Daryl for a minute. I thought maybe yeah Yeah, everyone does about the policy understand you're worried about it national underwriters is they asked me to take a look

Come on over and help yourself. It's a simple enough policy a hundred thousand dollar coverage on both dr. Carl Palm Quiz and his wife It's that double-endinity clause. I'm interested in becomes effective the end of this week doesn't it? That's right why?

Why? What's wrong? An anonymous letter sent to Wonderriders, kind of hints that somebody's going to try to collect. Tonight and every weekday night, Bob Bailey in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, Yoz Trulie, Shani Dollar. From Special Investigator, Shani Dollar, to National Underriders Association,

110 River Road Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the long-shot matter. Expense account item one, $174.90, airfarer and Inc. to Hollywood, California. A good night's sleep at the Beverly Hilton Hotel and in the morning sunshine, Hartford's slush was only a clammy memory. Nobody walks in California, saw one in Rome, item two, two

dollars even, cab fare to Darryland Clark Insurance Brokers, Beverly Hills, where else? Come on in, dollar. We'll be a minute. Grab the chair. One look at the furnishings and you know a lot of insurance was sold here.

It takes a flock of premiums to pay for the really good modern, the long, clean, functional stuff. Impressive. Jim Darryl was even more so, and I'd have bet that 90% of his policyholders were women.