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And off and running, we go for this glorious day. And his sons did their business last night. I didn't go to the game. It's going to go. That's surprising. That was a big game. Well, I know. But then Anthony was working. I was going with him. and so he's like, he sold his tickets.

I'm like, you know what, I'm fine, watch.

I've got, I got a, I was going with him and so he's like he sold his tickets I'm like you know what I'm fine watch I've got

I got I got a I was combing over my look I did my taxes myself this year took a chance I'm doing my thing

I'm still just so nervous to send them you know so I went over last year's retention looks right just

it's weird how we do that like you think to yourself you got to have someone with a title. You know, there's not as many people in the IRS. I mean, they're not auditing as much. Odd, you say that. I got an email from a guy that says he hasn't paid taxes in six years. He goes, I don't know what you're doing. And he's really talking some sense to me right now. That seems about... That seems about right.

You said it when your mom my mom yeah 86 like 86 like why would i pay taxes

does mom just quit paying taxes i understand what you're doing there but she didn't pay tax

if she's even bringing it up she didn't pay him if i'm 86'm not paying tax. They're going to find that email from that guy. There it is. It says, hey, guys, long time listener, apparently the only financial genius left in America. I heard you guys talking about filing extensions. John's using Claude AI, organizing paperwork, basically doing stuff responsible citizens

do. And I got to ask, why? Why are you guys even paying? I haven't filed or paid taxes for about

six years, not a form, not a dollar, not a whoopsie. And before everybody clutches their pearls,

nothing's happened. Zero, no letters, no audits, no IRS drones at at my house i'm starting to think the whole thing is

just a suggestion meanwhile you guys are out here stressing hiring people double checking numbers

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