Yo, yo, you're going on. You know what today is what everybody knows what today is. It's tax day. Oh it is today's tax day

And I was reading this thing about taxes and I mean people really hate doing their taxes

Maybe there's somebody somewhere that really enjoys it

I don't know that gets excited about it and looks forward to it and tries to clean everything and it's like a game to them

But boy, it looks like most Americans really dislike it

And a lot of them put it off until the last minute and get stressed out about the whole thing

And I read that the IRS has gotten some funding to hire more people and they're going to go after people who haven't you know

Paid their fair share in taxes, but they said and the thing I heard on NPR this morning that they're gonna

They're gonna focus on people who make over $400,000 now the thing is with the IRS

What we've always heard is the case and it sounds believable is that

It's really hard for them to go after wealthy people because wealthy people have these all these CPAs and right and

Attorneys and everything else and the money's hidden and it's more difficult

So instead of going after them they go after the lower hanging fruit, which is sure people like us

Like we filled out the form wrong right right like Jesus and I remember I mean

Do you remember when we paid somebody to do it and they didn't do it right because they're not you know

Not that they're not great, but they're not tax attorneys like these are millionaires higher, right they messed up as a kid

I don't know what you did

But when I was like and I say kid 18 19 to one you when I first had to do taxes

I always went to one of those pop-up tax places. Yeah, I meet you. You know Jackson, Hugh it

Yeah, whatever they're called the H and R block

I would go to one of those and of course at the time one of the things that a lot of those companies offer

I don't know which one quote me, but a lot of them would offer like hey, we'll give you your money now

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