Good morning. It is Thursday, April 13th. That is five minutes after 10 and you're listening

to Kendall and Casey on 93 W I B C he's Rob Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels. We're glad

you're joining us this morning. Casey at his tax time. You are a very wealthy person. You make

lots of money. No doubt you probably owed the government money this year. Well, yes, I did.

Yeah, and so did I. And I don't know if you recognize this, but it is very difficult and

or inconvenient to actually pay your taxes. I just wrote a check. Yeah, but what did you have

to do with the check? You had to put all your information in a little envelope and send it out.

And you have no idea who looked at it, who saw it, so security number address banking information.

And again, not to in any way indict or go over the top on the US Postal Service. You know,

I have the greatest male man in the history of error. That's a concern. Will it actually get there?

So I as a paranoid neurotic person. Hey, mine online. And that was for the state and the federal

government. Incredibly difficult. Click this link. No, click this link. No, enter this information.

What? Here's your identifiability question. How much did you pay or get back in 2020? I mean,

it's ridiculous for a government that lives off money. How difficult they actually make it to

give you money. And you know what? One thing is almost impossible. Hang online is difficult.

Paying by check. You got to send your information out.

Paying by cash is almost impossible. I didn't even know you could do that. I mean,

I assume you could, but I never really thought about it. You would think of all the things

that people, the government would want. They would want the cash because I'm like a check

of all bounce and like a credit card. You can't dispute it. It's cash. It shows up. Boom.

We take the money, put it in. But it is very, very difficult, almost darn near impossible to pay

in cash. And we have the privilege now of speaking to a guy who wrote an entire column. It's

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