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Saturday, 29 October 2016

TAX for people...the fence repairing TAX

Three workers are offering to alter a broken fence at the White House. One is from New York, another is from DC, and the third is from Texas. Each of the three run with a White House authority to look at the fence. The New York contractual worker takes out a measuring tape and does some measuring, then works a few figures on the paper. "Well," he says, "I figure the employment will keep running about $1500. $600 for materials, $600 for my team, and $300 benefit for me." The DC contractual worker additionally does some measuring and figuring, then says, "I can carry out this employment for $1200. $500 for materials, $500 for my group, and $200 benefit for me." The Texas contractual worker doesn't gauge or figure, however hangs over to the White House authority and whispers, "$5200." The official, doubtful, says, "You didn't quantify like alternate folks! How could you have been able to you concoct such a high figure?" The Texsa worker whispers back, "$2000 for me, $2000 for you, and we procure the person from DC to alter the fence." "Done!" answers the administration official. Then there will be a new TAX for people...the fence repairing TAX
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