Old-fashioned

My friend Steve-O is going to marry Michelle. This is all going down in late December.

Anyway, they've gotten an apartment and they've started decorating and such. She'll be living there until he graduates from college and he'll move in after their honeymoon.

They needed a car and purchased one together. So, upon calling the insurance agent to buy coverage, they were told that they couldn't get it together (even though they got the car together) because they weren't married yet...or LIVING TOGETHER. The agent actually used the phrase, "since you're doing this the 'old fashioned' way" they couldn't get insured through their company.

I don't know which is worse: The fact that a company is so stupid to lose business on a technicality, or the fact that what I consider to be normal is "old fashioned."