B
And my insurance is about, it was running about four hundred dollars a year. But when I moved to the new town I live in, because it's a different county, which has less crime, and, uh, less, you know, less highways and so it's a cheaper place to live, as far as the insurance company's concerned, so my, my, I think my insurance dropped about sixty dollars a year.
A
Wow. That's not bad, four hundred and something a year. That's, that's,
B
It's actually three hundred and forty for each one of the cars.
A
That's cheaper than we pay.
B
Yeah, I was down in Texas for two years, and I was paying unbelievable rates for both car insurance and for home insurance. Um,
A
Well, here in Colorado it's even worse because we have no fault.