This video covers why Chad says not to tell anyone you’re fine and not to minimize your problems. It explains that saying as little as possible is the best policy, because you are being recorded. It also notes that pain and symptoms often don’t show up until days later.
Don’t say you’re fine. We are in a system where the tough people, the tough gal, the tough guy is not treated fairly. Don’t minimize your problems. Don’t say you’re fine. Saying as little as possible is actually the best policy. They’re recording everything and they’re going to cut and paste this thing and use it against you later to help themselves out, not you. Say as little as possible. Just say what you need to do to get things moving along.
And know this, a lot of these injuries, your pain, your symptoms, things you’re going to be suffering from start a couple days, 3 days later, maybe 4 days later. So they’re jumping on talking to you now while you’re under the stress, the adrenaline, things are tightened up, and maybe you are feeling not so bad right now.
But remember, they’re just recording this to use against you later. They know you’re not fine. They know you’re worried about your car, probably worried about taking care of things, getting to the doctor eventually, getting your kids from school, getting to work. You’re going to minimize things. They’re trained for this. Don’t feed into it.
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