A
Okay. So, uh, Mike, what are your opinions on, uh, trial by jury?
B
Well I work for an insurance company so I see a lot of, uh, verdicts that are pretty crazily decided. Um, by juries particularly, and I know in England the judges set all of the awards. You know juries will decide the guilt or innocence, but then they leave the awards up to more learned people. And I think maybe that avoids some of these totally ridiculous, you know, like millions and millions of dollars.
A
Uh-huh. Yeah. That, that seems to make sense but leave it up to the more experienced person who knows how it fits into the, uh, kind of the rate for different MUMBLEx.
B
Oh, exactly. Each individual jury really doesn't have any perception of what, um, the going, you know, if you will the going, uh, award should be for a certain type of case, you know, within some kind of range.
A
Uh-huh.
B
When you get one way out like that but then really doesn't pen, wind up penalizing the person that they went after. Who it really penalizes is their insurance company which then translates into higher rates for all of us.