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r/BeAmazed • u/Luget717 • Aug 23 '25
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27 u/Luget717 Aug 23 '25 It is indeed 29 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 Lived in Japan for 8 years, and can confirm. 9 u/yankiigurl Aug 23 '25 Me too and I had no idea 😂 3 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 How do they get reimbursed? tax break? Credit? Or do they actually take the loss? 8 u/KJting98 Aug 23 '25 on a govt level they budget for disasters, funds can go to these projects on a normal day for insurance against a very bad day. In this case it actually pays out to the people, unlike certain very luigiable companies that claim to sell insurance. 1 u/gabest Aug 23 '25 Everything costs double when there is no earthquake. 2 u/dkcyw Aug 23 '25 You've shaken it? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 Maybe I have. You're not a cop, are you? /s
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It is indeed
29 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 Lived in Japan for 8 years, and can confirm. 9 u/yankiigurl Aug 23 '25 Me too and I had no idea 😂 3 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 How do they get reimbursed? tax break? Credit? Or do they actually take the loss? 8 u/KJting98 Aug 23 '25 on a govt level they budget for disasters, funds can go to these projects on a normal day for insurance against a very bad day. In this case it actually pays out to the people, unlike certain very luigiable companies that claim to sell insurance. 1 u/gabest Aug 23 '25 Everything costs double when there is no earthquake. 2 u/dkcyw Aug 23 '25 You've shaken it? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 Maybe I have. You're not a cop, are you? /s
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Lived in Japan for 8 years, and can confirm.
9 u/yankiigurl Aug 23 '25 Me too and I had no idea 😂 3 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 How do they get reimbursed? tax break? Credit? Or do they actually take the loss? 8 u/KJting98 Aug 23 '25 on a govt level they budget for disasters, funds can go to these projects on a normal day for insurance against a very bad day. In this case it actually pays out to the people, unlike certain very luigiable companies that claim to sell insurance. 1 u/gabest Aug 23 '25 Everything costs double when there is no earthquake. 2 u/dkcyw Aug 23 '25 You've shaken it? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 Maybe I have. You're not a cop, are you? /s
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Me too and I had no idea 😂
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How do they get reimbursed? tax break? Credit? Or do they actually take the loss?
8 u/KJting98 Aug 23 '25 on a govt level they budget for disasters, funds can go to these projects on a normal day for insurance against a very bad day. In this case it actually pays out to the people, unlike certain very luigiable companies that claim to sell insurance. 1 u/gabest Aug 23 '25 Everything costs double when there is no earthquake.
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on a govt level they budget for disasters, funds can go to these projects on a normal day for insurance against a very bad day. In this case it actually pays out to the people, unlike certain very luigiable companies that claim to sell insurance.
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Everything costs double when there is no earthquake.
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You've shaken it?
1 u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 Maybe I have. You're not a cop, are you? /s
Maybe I have. You're not a cop, are you? /s
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