Joe Convertino Jr. President of CH Insurance discusses putting our summer "toys" away, getting out our winter ones and what that means insurance wise. And CNY is becoming a hub of investment property but know what insurance you need before you make a leap!

Joe Convertino Jr. President of CH Insurance discusses putting our summer "toys" away, getting out our winter ones and what that means insurance wise. And CNY is becoming a hub of investment property but know what insurance you need before you make a leap!

Every month, we’ll be interviewing Joe Convertino Jr, the President of CH Insurance, about different topics regarding insurance and the common questions that consumers have.  CH Insurance. In Your Corner. Every Day. Every Way.

Every month, we&rsquo;ll be interviewing Joe Convertino Jr, the President of CH Insurance, about different topics regarding insurance and the common questions that consumers have.&nbsp; CH Insurance. In Your Corner. Every Day. Every Way.

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Who DIDN'T love Creme d' Menthe parfaits growing up?

Who DIDN'T love Creme d' Menthe parfaits growing up?

That's How It Starts!

Sadly, today, December 11th, is the most popular day for couples to call it quits...

Sadly, today, December 11th, is the most popular day for couples to call it quits...

Time To Break Up!

It's Group Therapy Thursday!

Dear Ted and Amy,
I’m having an argument with one of my besties and I’m wondering who the listeners think is in the right here. She had a baby about six months ago and admittedly, she’s really the only one of our friends who now has kids. Her husband works a lot so she normally has the baby - and I give her credit that it’s not keeping her home. We had a ladies night about a month ago at a friend’s house and she brought the baby. It was a little weird – as we’re all drinking wine and cussing in front of a small child – but we were glad she was there. But now it’s turning into every time we do something that is “adult only”, she brings the kid. We just got invited to this fancy holiday dinner at a friend’s house where we’re getting all dressed up and it’s being catered, and she told me that she is bringing the baby. I mean, isn’t that what babysitters are for? I will say financially it would not be a problem for her to pay for a sitter. It’s not like he’s a constant disruption but it just is a different vibe when there is a baby around. I told her it was not appropriate and offered to help her find childcare. Now she is all upset that I am not supportive and she says she is not going. My parents had NO problem getting someone to watch us. They never took us to any of these adult gatherings and I’m fine. Isn’t it good to not be constantly around your child? Don’t you think she deserves to have a night out to be away from that responsibility for awhile?
Signed,
No Kids In Camillus

https://www.93q.com/shows/ted-and-amy/group-therapy-thursday/ 

 

It's Group Therapy Thursday!
Dear Ted and Amy, I&rsquo;m having an argument with one of my besties and I&rsquo;m wondering who the listeners think is in the right here. She had a baby about six months ago and admittedly, she&rsquo;s really the only one of our friends who now has kids. Her husband works a lot so she normally has the baby - and I give her credit that it&rsquo;s not keeping her home. We had a ladies night about a month ago at a friend&rsquo;s house and she brought the baby. It was a little weird &ndash; as we&rsquo;re all drinking wine and cussing in front of a small child &ndash; but we were glad she was there. But now it&rsquo;s turning into every time we do something that is &ldquo;adult only&rdquo;, she brings the kid. We just got invited to this fancy holiday dinner at a friend&rsquo;s house where we&rsquo;re getting all dressed up and it&rsquo;s being catered, and she told me that she is bringing the baby. I mean, isn&rsquo;t that what babysitters are for? I will say financially it would not be a problem for her to pay for a sitter. It&rsquo;s not like he&rsquo;s a constant disruption but it just is a different vibe when there is a baby around. I told her it was not appropriate and offered to help her find childcare. Now she is all upset that I am not supportive and she says she is not going. My parents had NO problem getting someone to watch us. They never took us to any of these adult gatherings and I&rsquo;m fine. Isn&rsquo;t it good to not be constantly around your child? Don&rsquo;t you think she deserves to have a night out to be away from that responsibility for awhile? Signed, No Kids In Camillus
<a href="https://www.93q.com/shows/ted-and-amy/group-therapy-thursday/">https://www.93q.com/shows/ted-and-amy/group-therapy-thursday/</a>&nbsp;
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