Have you ever wondered in the order of invisible vehicle insurance?

Like, say there be an invisible car. It would be really hard to drive impose you'd have to constanly watch what everyone else is doing.

So what if one of these invisible cars run into you? Your insurance company would say you're nuts! But what if there be insurance that said "If you get hit by an invisible car, we wont deduce your crazy. We'll take care of it."

I've be thinking about this a lot lately. I'm all paranoid that I'll get flipside ended by an invisible car and be liable for the damages.


Answers:    Oh, I know a worse verbs.

My first year in insurance, a little behind the times lady called up to report a claim on her homeowners policy. Her 50 year old roof was flabby.

It was sagging, because an invisible alien spaceship land on it.

Claim denied . . . it wasn't a falling object, it was a LANDING goal.