Virtual Insurance Brokering with John Warburton from Konsileo

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INTRO

On episode 11 of the InsurTech Geek Podcast, talking about Virtual Insurance Brokering with John Warburton from Konsileo.

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INTERVIEW

JAMES: Creating salutations to everybody out there in InsureTech world. I hope you are doing well I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and New Years and enjoy the beginning of the year. Can you believe it is already in February of 2020? I had a unique date the other day, right, it was 2, it was 02/02/2020 February 2nd, 2020. That just happened, that did not happen for the last 900 years so if you date a math nerd you will enjoy the fact that you had a unique date recently. Also, that is the year 2020 and this is supposed to be when all crazy things happen like, flying cars and bionics and all kinds of stuff that we kept on being promised in science fiction movies. And they not quite here yet but we do have a lot of other cool stuff and one of those things that we are going to be talking about is of course out of the cool world of technology is InsureTech. And today we get to talk about it with a cross pond episode we have a Brit. That is right the ladies and gentlemen we have a Brit on the show. His name is John Warburton. John, how are you doing?

JOHN: I am very well thanking you James, and it is lovely to be on your show.

JAMES: Ah, lovely to have you on the show. Always good to have someone from the mother ship, from Queen's country.

JOHN: The people who speak the correct English you mean.

JAMES: The Queen's English, yes, that is the correct English, it is the correct English, yes. My English teacher might senior year of high school was Mrs. Smith. And Mrs. Smith was from England as well and she made it very clear from her first day of teaching with us, that we would be learning the Queen's English for that year. And this was before, this was back in the 90s right, this was before they before the educational system got so standardized that teachers didn't have any latitude, and so, she taught us what she wanted for a year, and she thought me, that woman Mrs. Smith that my favorite English teacher "-"

JOHN: I think the problem might have been, the thing that we all do when we go to America, is we all we speak a little more received pronunciation. We all speak a little poseur just to impress you Americans. If you listen to people speaking to each other over here, it is a lot less elegant then Mrs. Smith. She was probably from the east end of London and a real Cockney

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