Did the IRS like you or not?
02-07-2007, 11:00 PM
#41
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
5300 dollers =
1000 for son's college fund
500 for wife to play
money for gt3076r .82 /tial 44mm/30x9x3 intercooler/wideband/1000cc injectors/ramhorn afi mani/DP/DT/gaskets/bearings/oil and water pump
1000 for son's college fund
500 for wife to play
money for gt3076r .82 /tial 44mm/30x9x3 intercooler/wideband/1000cc injectors/ramhorn afi mani/DP/DT/gaskets/bearings/oil and water pump
02-07-2007, 11:11 PM
#42
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
If you really want to know where your tax dollars are going, look to the local high school and the idiots it's turning out. MN pays over $10,000 PER STUDENT/PER YEAR to teach jack ----.
There are states that don't have an income tax, like Florida and some others. If you don't like taxes, don't vote for ------ democrats.
There are states that don't have an income tax, like Florida and some others. If you don't like taxes, don't vote for ------ democrats.
02-07-2007, 11:19 PM
#43
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
---- the IRS and ---- taxes. I'm so ------- sick of paying taxes. Those mother ******* take so much ------- money from me.....god damn.....I still owe those greedy mother ******* from 2003. Put me on a high interest payment plan so I can give them more money out of my *** that hardly exists anyways. I make enough to get by basically and they ---- me over for 25% of MY ------- money and the money that I get that doesn't get taxed all to ---- gets taxed just as bad when I spend it.
The otherday I was eating at a bar/restaurant and this homeless dude rolls up on a bike. After the waitress took our order she went up to him and asked him if he was hungry and if he wanted anything to eat(free of course). He says "No, I'm not really that hungry, but could you get me some change?". The guy turns down the free food and pulls out CASH so he can play some pool. I think the bums have the right idea. ---- taxes and ---- the government. They're just too god damn stupid with way too much of OUR money and overpay every god damn thing they do. Ever notice how just about every goverment/city/state job is a good paying job with awesome benifits? Why are these ******** getting paid so much of MY money?? ----!
I still haven't decided if I'm going to file this year. They can just follow me around and threaten to garnish my wages for the rest of my life. I'll just quit and work under the table until I die.
The otherday I was eating at a bar/restaurant and this homeless dude rolls up on a bike. After the waitress took our order she went up to him and asked him if he was hungry and if he wanted anything to eat(free of course). He says "No, I'm not really that hungry, but could you get me some change?". The guy turns down the free food and pulls out CASH so he can play some pool. I think the bums have the right idea. ---- taxes and ---- the government. They're just too god damn stupid with way too much of OUR money and overpay every god damn thing they do. Ever notice how just about every goverment/city/state job is a good paying job with awesome benifits? Why are these ******** getting paid so much of MY money?? ----!
I still haven't decided if I'm going to file this year. They can just follow me around and threaten to garnish my wages for the rest of my life. I'll just quit and work under the table until I die.
02-07-2007, 11:26 PM
#44
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
This statement coming from a waitress makes me laugh, JD.
I sold $892 before taxes Saturday night, averaged 20.9% gratuity that evening, worked 6.5 hours, tipped out 15% of what I made to the busser. You do the math.
PS - we need a dishwasher, would you care to submit an application?
02-07-2007, 11:29 PM
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
Sounds cool. Thought you were waitressing at some eat 'n park type of joint. None of the jobs I'm getting are career oriented, basically I want to get there, be left alone for the most part to do my shift and get out. Don't give a crap about the job, the place or anything. I do my jobs thorougly, I'm not a slacker but I just don't really care. Most of the places I go to that work close to minimum wage have people who make maybe $8/hr and have worked there for years... I promised myself I'm going to get a job that I enjoy but also one that I can handle a family with someday if thats the route life takes me. Seems to be working fine for you 
And btw that pos. would work well if I actually lived in the same state :P
And btw that pos. would work well if I actually lived in the same state :P
02-07-2007, 11:46 PM
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
No, it's just another shitty service job. If you stopped being so nice and unassuming and exercised some drive and determination you'd be able to land a crappy job just like this one with nothing more than running your mouth and a little work, but you still have some concept that keeping your mouth shut and staying in the hole busting your hump gets you ahead. I wish things worked that way, people take all the joy out of my life. 
02-08-2007, 12:00 AM
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
Got back just shy of $1k, paid about 300 on previous years taxes for state.
Took the rest and bought a $550 electronic locking differential for my Jeep, and some steel to build my new front bumper, and then little odds and ends here and there.
Took the rest and bought a $550 electronic locking differential for my Jeep, and some steel to build my new front bumper, and then little odds and ends here and there.
02-08-2007, 02:04 AM
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
[quote=Joseph Davis ]
Keep in mind I waitress for a restaurant that has taken four best entree of show awards in the last six years at the local Culinary Showcase, going up against multi-million dollar operations like Grove Park Inn and the Biltmore Estate. We've been rated #1 in WNC by a couple of online travel guides, have a killer wine list, blah blah blah blah. It's hyped, I make money, if it were a HT sponsor the place would serve Benson sleeved blocks in a demiglace... it's about as real to me as the last Full-Rice kitted car I tuned, but means slightly more because some of my coworkers are pretty cool. *shrug*
I sold $892 before taxes Saturday night, averaged 20.9% gratuity that evening, worked 6.5 hours, tipped out 15% of what I made to the busser. You do the math.
PS - we need a dishwasher, would you care to submit an application?
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$158.46, not bad for tips. Do you still get paid an hourly wage?
Keep in mind I waitress for a restaurant that has taken four best entree of show awards in the last six years at the local Culinary Showcase, going up against multi-million dollar operations like Grove Park Inn and the Biltmore Estate. We've been rated #1 in WNC by a couple of online travel guides, have a killer wine list, blah blah blah blah. It's hyped, I make money, if it were a HT sponsor the place would serve Benson sleeved blocks in a demiglace... it's about as real to me as the last Full-Rice kitted car I tuned, but means slightly more because some of my coworkers are pretty cool. *shrug*
I sold $892 before taxes Saturday night, averaged 20.9% gratuity that evening, worked 6.5 hours, tipped out 15% of what I made to the busser. You do the math.
PS - we need a dishwasher, would you care to submit an application?
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$158.46, not bad for tips. Do you still get paid an hourly wage?
02-08-2007, 02:45 AM
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Re: Did the IRS like you or not?
I'll be honest... I work at a shitty place making $8 an hour (temp agency at LG electronics), but the work to pay ratio is nice. I am a "team leader" of two other people (which makes me feel bad because I'm a third or half their age) working 4pm-1am. After everyone leaves and we get the work done (usually takes 2-4 hours), we all go sit in a breakroom that has a fully decked out kitchen, a couch, a 50" plasma, home theater, and all the cable channels. After 7 months, they finally decide to hire me permanent, and today they told me I'll most likely be promoted to a nice office job, with my own little office, where I'll make a "lot" more than what I'm getting now, probably only $14-18 an hour but still more than what I get. Full bluecross/blueshield coverage with a $15 copay, blah blah. Unfortunately, I have to take responsibility. This is usually something I avoid, but hell, it's about time I get a "professional" job. People will be bitching, it requires a degree which I don't have, and I'll continue to be over people that are more than twice my age and have been there many years longer. Pays to be intelligent I guess.
Last year I only made about 19-20k (not including illicit income) which was still nice compared to what I made previous years. I just turned 22, pisses me off that I've been slacking for past couple years and should be graduating now, but this promotion should give me the motivation I need to get back. Gov't gave back $1500 which is ALL going to debt. Soon I'll also be selling my car, and a few other items, and buying an older honduh, to hopefully finish off the debt. Then get back to school and learn from my previous fuckups.
Last year I only made about 19-20k (not including illicit income) which was still nice compared to what I made previous years. I just turned 22, pisses me off that I've been slacking for past couple years and should be graduating now, but this promotion should give me the motivation I need to get back. Gov't gave back $1500 which is ALL going to debt. Soon I'll also be selling my car, and a few other items, and buying an older honduh, to hopefully finish off the debt. Then get back to school and learn from my previous fuckups.
