Implying his search history was clean at any point in time . <| sep |> Do the support website , chat live with a support repGive them the info they will do it for you <| sep |> This is probably dumb . but what is GA ? <| sep |> Anyone know more about this ? Who ' s the girl ? Source ? <| sep |> Down right ! PM why <| sep |> I agree with you , mostly . If a person is required to live in a certain place for work , then injuries related to that place should be covered . That counts getting ill from mosquitos , and $ 6 million isn ' t much , it ' s only 6 years of wages at about the amount that families are no longer eligible for welfare . Where I disagree is what would be a risk of accepting the job . If an employee who is working away from their previous home injures themself in a manner that has nothing to do with their location , they should deal with it just like they would if they hadn ' t relocated . So if they slip in a normal shower , or dislodge a light fitting when having sex , or burn themselves warming a pit of oil to deep fry their dinner in and they did that with no greater risk than they ' d have had at home , their location has no bearing . If their location causes a risk greater than they ' d have if they didn ' t relocate , they should be compensated if the additional risk contributes to causing them harm . I think disease spreading mosquitoes count , but slipping in a shower doesn ' t . People shower regardless of location where as location plays a big part in exposure to mosquito borne disease .