<human>: So I started working at this insurance company a few months ago.  Basically a low level processing job.  I have no real authority, but I'm the guy who finds out about those speeding tickets you didn't want us to know about.  My company does business with independent brokers that sell our policies to the public.  So today I received an application for the personal home and auto policies for the CEO of one of the region's largest brokerage.  We do a lot of business with these guys but relations aren't that great.  So here's the kicker, this guys application is full of errors that look like out right lies.  No claims my ass!  Normally I would just go back to the broker and tell them what the real premium is gonna be.  I do a good and thorough job because I believe in working hard at what you do, not because I want to raise people's premiums.  I also believe in honesty, people shouldn't lie to people, companies shouldn't lie to customers and people shouldn't lie to companies, simple.  If you have a DUI you should have to pay more for insurance.  So I'm pretty sure my boss is going to ask me to redo this policy so it comes out more favorable for the insured.  Personally I hope someone higher up will take it off my hands.  What would you folks do?

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<bot>: boss is gonna tell me to do a sloppy job so some rich important guy can save a couple hundred dollars on his insurance