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I'm sorry I can't remember who on my dash said they were going to have a ton of spoiled food because of the hurricane.

If you have any kind of home insurance (owner or renter) there is likely a clause to cover spoiled food in the event of a power outage or disaster. It's generally between 200and200 and 200and500 and often no questions asked about the food itself. But you do have to call them and request it.

If you know anyone who's having this trouble please tag them in on this.

to add onto this, if you’re receiving food stamps, the government will also give you a refund of your money for that month if you call and tell them. you will probably have to provide evidence in some form, but it’s not too hard.

Additionally, FEMA will provide up to $750 of immediate assistance to help with things. You can go to this website or call 800-621-3326 to apply.

this absolutely depends on the state and the policy, check with your agent or your dec page what your deductible is because while you can generally claim spoiled food as part of your personal property, most people don't have over $500 of perishable food on hand (the standard renter's deductible) and then you have a claim on record. don't just file a claim on food for the sake of filing a claim and seeing what happens.

both states I've been licensed in for general lines property and casualty insurance for do not have spoiled food as a stand alone policy provision as a standard coverage, it's just been personal property which is subject to the deductibles.

take photos of everything that is damaged and make records. you have a period of time after a loss (varies by company) to file a claim, so get your ducks in a row.

also, if you haven't had a loss yet, take a video walk through your home and save that video to a cloud so you can remember what you have for when something happens.

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you are like a poet of some sort

No offense but I think some of you would be a lot happier writing a fictional atlas or encyclopedia instead of a narrative story

Concur! Go forth and write your Dragonology and your Guidebook to Fairyland! Write a traveler's diary of a setting! These are fun and legitimate things to do!

I love books that are literally just this!

Had to paint Moo Deng!! I love her so much