The Man Who Sued God
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:07:01
- Place insured?
- Yes.

:07:04
- You insured?
- Of course.

:07:08
The old place stood up very well, though.
:07:12
I was gonna rent one of your caravans
until I get my new boat.

:07:16
Take a pick.
:07:16
I don't want to crowd you and Jules,
:07:19
- me being the ex and everything.
- You won't.

:07:24
Does Jules know you guaranteed my loan?
:07:27
You sure you're insured?
Have you looked at your policy?

:07:32
It's in the boat.
:07:39
- The premium's up-to-date. I checked.
- So did we.

:07:44
- It's comprehensive insurance.
- Lightning, you said?

:07:52
- What do you mean, 'Act of God'?
- Classic 'Act of God'.

:07:56
My boat was where the lightning struck
because I put it there.

:07:59
It was an accident, for fuck's sake.
:08:01
It's in your policy.
Look.

:08:03
Yes, look. Comprehensive.
COM-PRE-HENSIVE!

:08:07
I'm sorry.
:08:11
Bastards. Pains in the arse. Parasites.
:08:16
You can disappear up your own...
:08:26
David Myers, please.
His brother.

:08:35
What's this crap about 'Act of God'?
:08:38
Is that what they've got you on?
An 'Act of God' is force majeure.

:08:43
It's a load of bollocks.
It's a legal fiction, that's what it is.

:08:46
That's true, but it's a legitimate legal
fiction for things that aren't predictable.

:08:50
Why would I need insurance
if life was predictable?

:08:52
Tell me that.
I'm going down there.

:08:54
- Going down here?
- Tomorrow.

:08:56
Call them, write them a letter, threaten and
abuse them if it makes you feel any better.


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