For what it’s worth, I’ve heard people initially had many of the same hangups about life insurance, saying that they didn’t want to gamble on death. The way that salespeople got around that was by emphasizing that the contracts would protect the family in event of the breadwinner’s death, and thus making it less of a selfish thing.
I wonder if cryo needs a similar marketing parallel. “Don’t you want to see your parents again?”
For what it’s worth, I’ve heard people initially had many of the same hangups about life insurance, saying that they didn’t want to gamble on death. The way that salespeople got around that was by emphasizing that the contracts would protect the family in event of the breadwinner’s death, and thus making it less of a selfish thing.
I wonder if cryo needs a similar marketing parallel. “Don’t you want to see your parents again?”