B
I don't know. You know some of the health insurance is written that way. You know, that, uh, if you buy an accident and death or dismemberment policy, you know, it s, pre specified in the policy so much but I don't know that you can necessarily put a, a value on somebody's limb,
A
Uh-huh.
B
uh, arbitrarily that is always going to fit in all cases. I think maybe you look at, uh, the age of the person and their station in life and, and, uh, how much longer they have of work years that they would have to put up, you know, with, with that. I mean maybe you don't award an eighty-five year old guy the same thing that you would award a twenty-one year old.
A
Huh.
B
I, I think it has to be some kind of common sense applied there. And there may be where the judiciary is a little more learned about that type of thing because they can be schooled in that kind of thing,
A
Uh-huh.