I always keep a good stock of food and drink.
As a result, I've got enough to easily last a couple of weeks.
I also keep enough supplies to cope with power cuts.
It's hard to believe I wasn't a Boy Scout.
I wasn't telling you what to think. I was informing you of some facts.
As for what you mean, since the terms aren't interchangeable, it's difficult to be certain what you do mean.
Oh, and wait till you know me personally, before addressing me as "Mush".
London (Black Cab) Taxi drivers can be disciplined for refusing a fare, and I'd be surprised if the same/similar rules don't apply to other Public and Private Hire drivers.
Should a doctor or a nurse, who doesn't agree with war, be allowed to decline to treat a member of the armed forces
He's licenced to provide a service, and should provide it for anyone who needs it.
Sounds very much like you were fronting.
I see some companies are developing a method of negating the effects of fronting.
They're basing the premium on the status of the highest risk driver, irrespective of who the policyholder/main driver is.
Not that it would affect me, since both myself and my named ("occasional") driver, have similar, excellent, insurance histories.
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