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If I went home and told my wife, hey, my job is requiring me to watch OnlyFans.

I think she goes, I don't think that's true.

No chance.

There's a story.

It says things just got harder for IRS agents.

This is from MediaLite.

Some of the agents will now have to watch OnlyFans to make sure that they don't count as pornographic under a new tax law.

So their job will be to watch OnlyFans.

The issue come from the no tax on Tips law that was part of the act that went through

and says any tips from prostitution don't qualify for the deduction. So these IRS agents

have to watch to make sure that's not happening. And I'm telling you, if I went in and said,

yeah, if I've got some news for you, I know I've been at the IRS for 11 years. And at times, my job has been unfulfilling and I've talked about leaving, but you're never going to guess what they have me doing now. I think she'd say it's time to leave the job. I don't think she'd, IRS. Oh, IRS. You're done. I don't think she would like that. But yeah, that's going to be part of what the new IRS, some of these guys are going to do. You think you have like a chance to talk to your boss and be like, can I check with my wife first? Oh, you have to ask before your job gives you the task. That's such a weird thing, right? Yeah. The IRS audit someone claiming the tips deduction, which is capped at $25,000. An agent will have to look at the content, watch the content, and decide based on what they see if it is considered pornographic. And a lot of that only fans is. That's what they, that's, that's it. I bet there are some

employees. They're like, I'll do it. Heck yeah. It's like a college professor that everybody signs up for immediately. You try to get in Mr. Johnson's 9 a.m. because you know he's really easy. There's a new poll. This has people and they give the percentage of people that sleep with their phones. And so

your phone, Eddie, when you sleep, is

where? On the side, like, by the

lamp. Can you reach it from your bed? Yeah, I can roll over and reach it. So it's on your nightstand. Yeah. I think probably about half the time mine's under my pillow. No way. Well, because if for some reason my alarm does go off, which I'm off and awake before my alarm goes off, 90% of the time, I definitely want that alarm to be muffled so my wife who is pregnant is not woken up by the alarm. Oh, so it's purposely under your pillow, not that it's slipped under your pillow. Yeah, it doesn't slip under the pillow, nor do I put it there for the tooth fairy or anything like that. But my phone goes underneath the pillow a lot of the time, especially,

because I wake up three or four times in the morning. But most people, it is when you go to sleep

where do you leave your smartphone. On my bed next to me, 20%. So people will put it on their bed. That's number

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