Maybach S680 and fireworks "unexpected encounter"
In the early morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, when I was still immersed in a sweet sleep, I was suddenly awakened by the sound of fireworks outside the window. However, just as I was sighing at the festive atmosphere of the New Year, a piece of news made me sober up in an instant - a Maybach S680 in the community was "burned" by fireworks!
This car is not simple, the minimum price is more than 1.4 million! The owner's eldest brother is distressed, and it is estimated that it is even more uncomfortable than being blown up by firecrackers. This Chinese New Year, I lost more than 1 million at once, what a "good start"!
Speaking of this, I suddenly thought of a question: If the car is burned, will the insurance company pay for it? So I quickly checked on the Internet, and found that most insurance companies will not pay for the loss of the vehicle caused by fireworks. Because fireworks are flammable and explosive materials, many insurance companies clearly stipulate that they will not be compensated in their terms.
It seems that the eldest brother of the owner can only admit that he is unlucky this time. However, this also reminds us that when setting off fireworks during the Chinese New Year, we must pay attention to safety! Especially choose a wide place to set off, and don't let this festive fireworks become a "disaster maker".
Finally, I would like to say to the eldest brother of the owner: although this time the loss is heavy, but in the new year, I hope you can look at this matter from a different angle. Perhaps, this is what God is telling you: the old will not go, and the new will not come! Perhaps, after this "burning car", you will usher in better luck and a better life!
Explanation of laughter: The article describes the situation of the Maybach S680 being burned by fireworks and firecrackers in the community on the first day of the Lunar New Year, and describes it in humorous and witty language, such as the use of words such as "good start" and "disaster maker", as well as the comfort of "the old does not go, the new does not come" at the end, all add humor and interest to the article.