- Maybe $500,000 a year is a little on the low scale for bankers :: According to the New York Times, it’s hard to live on 500K a year. I think I may be able to do it. :: The total costs here, which do not include a lot of things, like kennels for the dog when the family is away, summer camp, spas and other grooming for the human members of the family, donations to charity, and frozen hot chocolates at Serendipity, are $790,750, which would require about a $1.6-million salary to compensate for taxes. Give or take a few score thousand of dollars.
- The Vatican finally tosses the Holocaust denying Bishop
- Starbucks thinks this recession is going to last a long time and are trying to be a little more humble while we all go through it
- Lynching bankers is never a good strategy for stimulating the economy
- The answer to the question that we are all asking: How did the financial meltdown happen?
- I imagine that Tom Ricks will be selling his A-Rod memorabilia on eBay starting tomorrow
- I learned the hard way: while blogs can do many wonderful things, making huge amounts of money isn’t one of them
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