Nope, just a stupid working stiff. Not as edjewmacated as youse.

Well, fortunately you have all that ethics and truthiness and such going for you. So hopefully people are able to look past your other shortcomings.

chapoutier said:

You are not a very quick read, are you?

Nope, just a stupid working stiff. Not as edjewmacated as youse.

Lady: Really? Oh, my God!

Auto repairman: Yea, see, the part don’t cost much but we’ll have to pull the engine to get to it. At that time we’ll know how much damage was done. But you’re looking at about $1000 dollars to start.

Lady: Oh, my! I wish my husband were here.

Auto repairman: Oh, is he an expert on cars? Listen, suit yourself, but I wouldn’t drive that car another foot if it were mine.

Lady: OK, I guess I’d better get it fixed now.

Auto repairman: That’s what I’d do lady. And perhaps we can work out some “payment” plan.

That give you an idea about my imaginary credibility chart, Chappo?

And don’t give me that “I didn’t know I owed $_____” stuff. Because, like Chappie, most of them are lawyers and are probably lying.

You are not a very quick read, are you?

I am not talking about “they.” I in fact think Geithner was flat out lying, Daschle probably knew better too. I am talking about this specific situation, where I have little trouble believing that the tax liens were unknown and/or forgotten.

And the guy isn’t a lawyer, you may have read he runs an auto repair shop. I’m not sure where that falls on your imaginary credibility chart.

And don’t give me that “I didn’t know I owed $_____” stuff. Because, like Chappie, most of them are lawyers and are probably lying.