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• マイル君
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 10:08
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I heard from someone who worked for AAA about a technique to lower the cost of insurance. The low mileage （ proof needed ） thing you mentioned was the best.　I was set up with 3000 miles all along as told by the unfriendly BBA at the insurance company （ Mercury ） but I didn't want to talk to the BBA so I got a different agent and sent another agent a picture of my actual mileage of 4750 miles and a receipt with mileage for an oil change. I sent the receipt with the actual mileage of 4750 miles and oil change to another agent and got a much lower price.　Unfortunately, I did not get the money back that I kept paying for nothing.　It also depends on your Commuting and Pleasure settings for Primary Use of the Vehicle.　In case you are wondering, Costco is very inexpensive, but for several years now, they have not been able to accept new subscriptions for vehicles in the state of California.

• CA driver
• mail
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 12:59
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Thanks for the reply. I'm a little further away from an update, so I'll check things out.

• コストコのやつ
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 21:44
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I see ！ I can't get a new one in …

The same with the mileage ！ It's dishonest that it was set at 30000 miles. I remember agents usually asking me all kinds of questions to make it as low as possible.

I applied for Costco online, so I don't have an agent, but I had a bad experience with Farmers, and since then I have been avoiding Farmers. I need to review my insurance policy as well.

• マイル君
• Yesterday 07:27
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This is from a person who worked for AAA （ Mr. J ）. First of all, it seems that insurance premiums are quite high in the industry, and the reason for this is that they have to turn the money from the insureds to make their business viable. Since the company does not have much money, when an accident occurs, they try to avoid paying as much as possible. For example, they treat a car that would be expensive to repair as a total loss and charge less than the blue book ＞ Accidental cars are collected in large numbers somewhere in the desert and sold to used car dealers or sold for parts to pay for the next accidental car. I also asked about home insurance, but since the topic is car insurance, I'm not going to do that.

• シュワちゃん
• Yesterday 21:41
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10 Lies are terrible.

• .倍金萬
• 2026/01/10 (Sat) 16:47
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I looked up when the song Careless Whisper hit and it was 1984.

That means I was 40 years old.

The singer is George Michael. Both of them are not my last name.

I miss this song very much, but was this song popular in Japan ？?

• 危うし日本
• 2026/01/10 (Sat) 17:05
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George ・ Michael was a kind-hearted man.

He had many behavioral problems, but he was also very charitable,
volunteering for the homeless, donating to infertility patients,
inviting nurses to his gigs, and
giving a debt-stricken nursing student waitress a £5,000 tip. He has also given £5,000 tips to a debt-stricken nursing student waitress.

Royalties from his still popular "Last ・ Christmas" were donated entirely to Ethiopian hunger,
and donations to several charities have continued after his death.

• バイキン
• 2026/01/23 (Fri) 10:10
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Alto saxophonist Kaori Kobayashi's ♪ Nothing Go'na Change My Love ♪ is also pretty cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-fxs_ZWXH4&list=RDaXZvDVleDrc&index=2

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 21:41
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It has nothing to do with the elderly, but when I was a kid, which was about 10 years after the end of the war, model trains were very popular.

They were what we would call O-gauge now, with three rails, and my parents had a model shop (now a dead word, too?) where they sold them with freight cars. \My parents bought me one model of a freight car at a model shop.

I was so happy with it that I would 'just' roll it around on the table or on my desk.

https://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=O%E3%82%B2%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B8%E6%A8%A1%E5%9E%8B&fr=mcafee&type=E210US1357G0&imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Ftetsudomokei-kaitori.co.jp%2Fwordpress%2Fwp-content%2Fthemes%2Ftetsudomokei%2Fimages%2 Finnerpages%2Fcategory%2Fo_top_info_pic_001.jpg#id=62&iurl=https%3A%2F%2Fauctions.c.yimg.jp%2Fimages.auctions.yahoo.co.jp%2 Fimage%2Fdr000%2Fauc0105%2Fuser%2Fa272440bb5bfaf9632f1c754febd520d0038b77512bd0c1b2797dac9919f4516%2Fi-img850x661-17460953899634fb 7yon66555.jpg&action=click

• 倍金萬です
• Yesterday 17:35
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Continental ・ Does anyone know when the famous tango song "La ・ Cumparsita" became popular in Japan?

I think it was when I was in junior high school.

Marando Rundam version

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=%E3%83%A9+%E3%82%AF%E3%83%B3%E3%83%91%. E3%83%AB%E3%82%B7%E3%83%BC%E3%82%BF&type=E210US1357G0#id=4&vid=638f2c51e4efca70e78e231911451451&action=view

• いちご大福
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 21:45
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Good luck when you find it ～ ！

• Zoo
• 2026/01/25 (Sun) 01:33
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I have been there a few years ago and last summer. It is in the airport, above the international exit, so it is on the second floor. The airport is L-shaped, and I think there is a sign posted at the corner of the L-shaped airport. The venue, or rather the office, is very small. There are a lot of chairs in front of the entrance, and there are usually a few people sitting there waiting for their appointments. You can walk there from the airport parking lot. If you are worried, call the office directly and check. In my experience, sometimes they answer the phone and sometimes no one answers, and once I was told that the office had moved and I should call this number, but they had not moved. Of course you have an appointment ？

• mahalo
• 2026/01/25 (Sun) 16:46
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Dear Zoo
Thank you ！
I have already made an appointment.
I'm not sure what they will ask me, but I'll do my best ！.

• Zoo
• 2026/01/25 (Sun) 18:47
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The word "interview" may make you feel a bit nervous, but it's okay, because unlike a visa interview, it's just a face-to-face paperwork process. As I recall, even Japanese nationals living in Japan who do not have permanent resident status in the U.S. can apply for the visa now.

• あ
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 18:36
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Just the basics, like names. The rest is fingerprinting and such. Just answer the questions they ask you, like have you ever committed a crime, and you'll be fine ！ although some people might be annoyed by the bureaucratic nature of it all. It's fine ！.

• よくある話し
• 2025/12/29 (Mon) 08:22
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I was surprised when I ran to the bathroom at home because I couldn't stand to use the bathroom and it was dirtier than my own.

I remember a coworker of mine who was very clean and had a dirty car 😂

I also heard of a celebrity friend who bought a 5-bedroom condo in a luxury residential area.

• よくある話し
• 2026/01/03 (Sat) 15:53
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Remarried with children ？
Beware of money-grubbing

• LOL
• 2026/01/04 (Sun) 00:20
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I wonder why that celebrity lied so much lol, no shame when they find out ？.

• また値上げ🫠
• 2026/01/24 (Sat) 07:01
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Even though it's hard to budget for entertainment, the prices are going up again.
medical insurance is up $ 200 per month, Creampan rice balls are up $ 2 to 2.5, sushi sets are up $ 6.5 to $ 8. There is no end in sight, I will be making my own rice balls for lunch starting next week.
How is everyone living ？
Is it going past recession and into the Great Depression ？
I hope it doesn't turn into hyperinflation.

• Almond
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 10:06
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An article that appeared on the Internet.

On the 26th, Nasu Shiobara Police Station of Tochigi Prefectural Police announced that ・ a man （ 56 ） who runs a restaurant in Los Angeles, U.S., was a victim of SNS-type investment fraud and was defrauded of 188.4 million yen in cash.

According to the announcement, the man joined an investment group last August after seeing an advertisement on a SNS. He started investing through the website of an investment company that was recommended to him, and transferred 2 million yen in cash to the designated account on September 23. The site indicated that he was making a profit, so he transferred an additional 186.4 million yen.
When he tried to withdraw some of his profits, the site pointed out that he would have to pay a fee, and when the man became suspicious, he investigated and found that the company was a non-existent investment company. The investment company was posing as an affiliate of a major Japanese company.

Oh, he did it. I can only say I feel sorry for you.
Needless to say, be very careful about investing on social networking sites.

• green
• 2026/01/25 (Sun) 11:10
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I'm the same way ！ I want to know but I don't know how to find out...
I'm not fluent in English and I'm afraid to call them.

• mii
• 2026/01/25 (Sun) 21:38
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I have a different name, but I was not rejected.
By the way
Passport
Hanako Yamada
Green Card
Hanako Yamada Smith
Like this.