The writers for the TV show Two Broke Girls are forming a committee to publish some benchmark pricing for American insurance companies. They will have a benchmark list price for all the premiums that the insurance companies charge their customers. They plan to have a benchmark list for Comprehensive, for fire theft and collision, for uninsured motorist, etc.

When the writers were asked by what authority they were embarking on this project, they replied that they had more experience generating creative nonsense than even Nags, so surely the insurance companies will accept the wisdom of their benchmarks.

The Consortium of Little People Who Buy Insurance will be studying the benchmarks when the TV writers have finished with them. The Consortium then plans to come up with a discount they expect the insurers to accept if the insurers want them to buy their policies. The O & A will of course be fair and balanced.

A spokesman for the insurance industry said they welcome outsiders becoming involved in what they charge, and look forward to accepting the list they will work off and the discount they will have to give if they want to be on the list of insurance companies that are approved to buy insurance from.

It looks like a nags attack is happening around the glassbite site.

The ironic sarcasm of these Nags attacks is falling on the deaf ears of the Stepford Wives operators who are the majority of the independent glass shops. While it apparently is aimed at waking them up to the absurd reality of their foolish acceptance of some parts publisher's arbitrary dictates, outside of a few laughs the campaign is a waste of time. They will always be losers.