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[Smiling JOe]

It's a desperate attempt to distract the clueless (voting-age) masses who are starting come to the realization that there is something seriously wrong with the economy.

It's like when you have that annoying puppy jumping up and down and being a nuisance, so you throw a "pretend" ball across the room so they'll take off and you can make a quick exit before they realize that you screwed them over. That's what the government is trying to do with the "free money."
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Reminds me of another gimmick the Gov't does to distract the clueless -- give a tax "refund" check after overcharging people in the first place, while using that money to invest for the year. It's also called, withholding.

 

[SHELLY]

SJ,

Do you have inventory numbers to go with those stats?


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[SHELLY]

Reminds me of another gimmick the Gov't does to distract the clueless -- give a tax "refund" check after overcharging people in the first place, while using that money to invest for the year. It's also called, withholding.

All some folks have got to do is change their W-4 to decrease the withholding and pay Uncle Sugar what you underpaid at the end of the year.

I think it was on this board that someone said they like to overpay so they can "save up" and use the tax refund check to pay off their credit card balance.

You can't make this stuff up folks.



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[Smiling JOe]

Shelly, Which in particular? It would be nearly impossible to track inventory of resales only, but I have the total inventory average per year. Are you requesting condos listed as Gulf front?

 

[SHELLY]

Shelly, Which in particular? It would be nearly impossible to track inventory of resales only, but I have the total inventory average per year. Are you requesting condos listed as Gulf front?

That will do. Hey, don't go to any trouble....just askin'


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[Smiling JOe]

All some folks have got to do is change their W-4 to decrease the withholding and pay Uncle Sugar what you underpaid at the end of the year.

I think it was on this board that someone said they like to overpay so they can "save up" and use the tax refund check to pay off their credit card balance.

You can't make this stuff up folks.



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Sounds easy enough doesn't it? When I used to employ people, I sat and watched probably 90% of them fill out their W4's with a big ? on their face. The gov't doesn't make it easy for people to understand, and then you have the people who like the "bonus" (aka- Refund) checks from the Gov't. "It's like money I didn't know I had." (Hear that one often.)

 

[Smiling JOe]

Shelly, remind me tomorrow and I will dig them up and post them. I'm about tired of looking at numbers all day.

 

[SHELLY]

Shelly, remind me tomorrow and I will dig them up and post them. I'm about tired of looking at numbers all day.

Forget it...just go walk the beach tomorrow and leave the numbers behind.


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[SHELLY]

Sounds easy enough doesn't it? When I used to employ people, I sat and watched probably 90% of them fill out their W4's with a big ? on their face. The gov't doesn't make it easy for people to understand, and then you have the people who like the "bonus" (aka- Refund) checks from the Gov't. "It's like money I didn't know I had." (Hear that one often.)

That's the reason the "Stimulus Package" will work on the American public...they'll say "WHEEEEE! Free Money!!!"....then later it will be :shock:

Bought to you courtesy of the American Edumakatum and Banking Systems with the help and support of the debt-hungry family.


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[Smiling JOe]

The more I think of it, the $800 will likely go to pay the existing bills, which more likely helps out the lenders, rather than actually increasing sales of goods.