Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we're going to talk about the IRS cuts in the debt ceiling bill.

And we're going to talk about the different numbers that are getting thrown out, because there's a little bit of

confusion here. I got a message that basically said, hey you said 2 billion

this politician said 12 billion this reporting says 20 billion, so I looked in the bill and I can only find 1.3 billion.

What's the right number?

They're all right, depending on how you figure it

they're all correct depending on how you figure it

okay before we get into this I want to tell you a story because it's going to illustrate something. Stick with me. Years and years ago, a

friend of mine called me and he's like, hey, I started my security company. I got this job. it includes doing this and I have no idea how to do it.

Will you come up here and show me how to do this? No, absolutely not because I don't like doing it, please.

So I go up there and I do it and I show him how to do it.

And he gives me like 300 bucks just to like cover my gas or whatever.

It's important to understand that this is probably a $4,000 job.

This is a guy I've known a long time.

So I go back home, don't think anything of it.

More than a year goes by, and I get a call.

And it's from this company that I've never heard of, but they are convinced that I once worked for them through a subcontractor.

And they want me to do a four or five thousand dollar job for like three hundred bucks.

No, no.

New boss, new deal.

Okay. Okay. So, what is actually in the legislation? I'm going to read it.

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