You have just welcomed your new cat to your home. Thats exciting! But like all cats, the entitlement and reign is theirs. You might think, a cat will complete my family but after reviewing the video, I am thinking, we have not taught of the worst.
When starting the AD, in other words, Allstate, the man is going to impersonate a cat. It will also start describing the entitlement and what the cat will do to your home as he is doing it. It will start with small acts of attention but will progress rapidly with damage. From the beginning the cat (Allstate) will start speaking about the controlling he will have over the home and you. The toy dropping in your face, opening the faucet from the restroom that happens to be in an upper level because accidents happen, cat leaves it open and now a home renovation is about to be needed. On a side note, adding what you should already know about cats and their DNA, you can't fully blame the cat but instead be better prepared for "accidents". "Mayhem" should be this cat middle name.
When the problems arose and you see the damage, you might think home insurance at this point was important. Let this be your sign, cats are one examples of many of a home being easily destroyed.
He continues by clearly letting you know of cons of having a bad house insurance. With the confidence this guy in the ad carries, he can convince anyone to get Allstate insurance.
I enjoyed reading your blog about the mayhem with the cat. Allstate was smart to use a cat to show the possible damages that a home can have and this would let people realize that they may need additional coverage.
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