My dad called it the "stupidity tax." Myself, I could just as well call it a desperation tax, or a dreaming tax....a noble gesture because you're helping someone else get rich. Yeah, that"s it.
One of my buddies calls it "a tax on people who don't understand math." Same same.My dad called it the "stupidity tax." Myself, I could just as well call it a desperation tax, or a dreaming tax.
That sense of entitlement is annoying for sure. In my youth I worked a convenience store and was always happy to send people to the back of the line for their next round of scratching. Seeing the occasional forehead vein twitching in indignation was fun.I don’t have too many beefs, but folks who hog a convenience store counter, playing lotto tix like they’re at a craps table, drives me nuts. Same with people who tie up the counter getting hundreds of dollars in tickets checked, when I just want some rolling papers.
I don’t have too many beefs, but folks who hog a convenience store counter, playing lotto tix like they’re at a craps table, drives me nuts. Same with people who tie up the counter getting hundreds of dollars in tickets checked, when I just want some rolling papers.
You, my friend, are a bonafied Bodhisattva. You pretty much nailed it!Hey!
I've "won" over $13,000 with the lottery!!!
That's $1 for every day I HAVEN'T bought into it!
I quit smoking about the same time too and "won" over $30,000 for every pack of smokes I didn't buy!
Now add in all the alcohol I didn't buy since 1990 and I'm well over $50,000 ahead of the game!
See kids how easy it is to justify spending $$$ on guitars and gear!![]()