Definition: The word 'insurancemadness' refers to an exaggerated sense of urgency or concern towards insurance. This term was coined by writer William Goldman, who used it in his novel 'The Big Sleep'. The character named "Insurance Guy incredibles" is a self-proclaimed expert on the topic, and he frequently appears in the film series involving the character, including scenes where he tries to convince others that they need to take out insurance before they are ready for retirement. He often uses humorous and exaggerated language to make his points, such as saying "You don't need it if you're going to be around forever" or "It's not even a problem." The term is used in the context of a fictional series about an insurance broker named "Insurance Guy incredibles", and he represents all those who are on the lookout for ways to protect their lives and loved ones.
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