Oh my god, you're waking up with Sarah and Vinnie.

Oh, look at that.

Tell us at 973.

In a recent poll on morality, only 52% of people say cheating on your taxes is always immoral.

Yeah, well, I feel like people probably think because of the government waste and the government

cheats and liars and, you know, thieves that they probably feel like, and the fact that you

feel there are people certainly who've talked themselves into this, I would guess, but they're like,

I don't get a say in where my money goes, why would I be bothering? You know what I mean?

Right. Of course, you know, then your name's Vicente and you live in Mexico and, you know,

you know, all of a sudden, you have a toothache and you have to run back home and find your

right back to your citizenship. I need to cross the border to get my tooth fixed and then I'll

be back. I'll be back though. Don't worry. I'll be back on the run as soon as I get this lump

checked out. Hopefully it's nothing because I want to come back. Right. Anyway, 27% of people said,

it's sometimes immoral to cheat on your taxes and 10% say lying on your taxes is never immoral.

Never immoral. Those are all people who lie on their taxes. It's, you know, the thing about

taxes is, I don't even, yes, I don't want to pay them. Of course, I don't. Nobody wants to.

But they are the thing that fuels America and whatever country you're paying taxes to. So,

I don't feel that bad about it. Like, I see my tax dollars at work on the highway or, you know,

our clean water system or all the things that, you know, the benefits that we wind about the

government. But, you know, we've got a pretty good deal here. So, I don't mind paying it. And I

do think that it's wrong to not pay your fair share. I just wish it was easier to figure out what

the hell my fair share was. And, you know, this whole worker, everybody's looking for a loophole

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