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2021 Jul 28, 11:04am
Patrick
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2021 Jul 28, 11:04am
Yes, I think even some donut shops can make >$1M profit in a year.
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2021 Jul 28, 11:07am
porkchopXpress
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2021 Jul 28, 11:07am
I finally quit my California job and I'm taking a 100% remote job, and I've told the family we're bailing on Commiefornia and going to a no-income-tax, free state like Texas or Tennessee. Nashville area is top on my list.
My employer is about to pass a vaccine mandate and this is my big fuck you to them.
My employer is about to pass a vaccine mandate and this is my big fuck you to them.
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2021 Jul 28, 11:10am
Patrick
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2021 Jul 28, 11:10am
@porkchopexpress glad to hear it.
I'm about to give up on California myself.
I'm about to give up on California myself.
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2021 Jul 28, 11:17am
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2021 Jul 28, 11:17am
Patrick says
I'm about to give up on California myself.Awesome. I've also heard people are bailing from Oregon and Washington state as well. You guys should seriously look at Franklin, TX, which is a surrounding city around Nashville. It's really nice and up-and-coming and I've heard that TN is about to pass anti-mask-mandate legislation.
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Only reason I saw this article is because it came from IRS leak and wealthy congress people are up in arms trying to protect their wealthy puppet masters. They rarely care when poor peoples data gets lost, but wealthy people.... instant action!
https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/issa-irs-leak-wealthy-taxpayer-tax-data
Best Part:
In 2011, a year in which his wealth held roughly steady at $18 billion, Bezos filed a tax return reporting he lost money — his income that year was more than offset by investment losses. What’s more, because, according to the tax law, he made so little, he even claimed and received a $4,000 tax credit for his children.