Imagine you want to open a lemonade stand.

To truly sit on a beach with abs you have to get your diet right, and you have to have companies do all of the work for you. 

They purchase reinsurance, to insure the insurer (and some rely heavily on re-insurance, like I believe startup Lemonade does, allowing them to “very capital light mode”).

Don't cut your throat to go on a diet.$22.00 a month will not destroy you.

It seems you think MB is exponentially more valuable given that you said it makes TDR look like a "roadside lemonade stand" in your other post.

There is another old saying "Good Diet - Medicine Not Necessary, Bad Diet - No Medicine Can Help".2 Branches of our Corporate Ownership (Pharm and Food) squashed that one.

I heard about a "Lemonade" company recently.

The author describes automating a business, in his case diet supplements.

Such a thing doesn't exist, but the lack of litigation of it doesn't mean it's not risky.Non-refundable deposit is like diet bacon...call it whatever you like, such a thing doesn't exist...by definition.Rather, what you do is charge a Holding FEE. 

State Farm, Geico, Lemonade, etc...