No kidding.
I see all the medical concerns have been running ads to convince us that paying top top top dollar is the only way to go.
Well just 'who' would know what is better for you than some 'medical concern'...
I'm sure they're all about healthy people and none of them are even thinking about future profits

Remember Allstate's long running ad campaign:

We've never had Allstate insurance... I remember when they used to be part of Sears and Bof***...
actually went in one day to their office in the local Sears store... about 7 or 8 people in line ahead of us so we all got to talking. One other couple was there looking to switch and the rest were there to complain. Most common complaint was within 6 months of them switching for the 'lower' rates they found their rates 'jacked' up to more than they were paying at their former company. We left!!!!!!!
We didn't ever switch agents (still have the same agent my wife had when she was 16 years old although they have switched us from one company to another along the way (independent agent makes sense to me).
Anyway, and yes, I know I've already posted about this once or maybe even twice. When I was in Florida right after the hurricane hit I saw the Allstate disaster team before I saw any other really visible response. They had a huge motorhome towing a large generator with a satellite dish mounted right on top. They were set up in the mall across the corner from us. Always lots of people milling around every time I went by although I did eventually figure out some of those were people that were just charging their phones. They also had about 6 porta johns set up behind the generator. I started wondering if they bring them along of if the porta john business is that flexible to just be able to bring in johns right after a hurricane? Why didn't the johns all blow away?
Anyway, Allstate eventually parted ways with Sears and I actually got to be pretty good friends with a couple of the local agents (Monroe and Temperance).
Even though the adjuster was at our place on a Sunday morning right after I left we still haven't heard back from them. At this point we're planning on just repairing and then selling. Looking more and more like that's going to be my 'winter' project. Our insurance is up for renewal sometime in November so I will at least be talking with the local Allstate agent down there!
Our current insurance is from an independent that is literally within walking distance. Our youngest daughter had stopped to find out about filing a claim and they literally told her that it would be a few days. Their roof was damaged in the storm and they 'had to' get their roof fixed first before they could start processing claim applications. I'm guessing that is part of what is taking so long