Next Door Neighbors by Pat Sandy for February 21, 2024

More importantly, after you pay the IRS can you afford to live with yourself?

Just fine when I think about how you spend MY money! How do you live with YOURself, spending MY money on the stuff you do?

I live with myself using the money I’d otherwise use to pay my taxes, of course!

You have to have money to owe money. . .

I once got a call from a foreign man who claimed he was from the Social Security ! After I hung up on him, I called his bluff ! I redialed the number and he answered LOL

I said Social Security MY A$$‼️ ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

“who is this really?”

Can you assist with internal rust spots? : < )

got a call like that the other day threatening me with jail if I didn’t pay the back taxes and penalties. I told them I’d be easy to find because I’d see them at the police station. CLICK!

I wouldn’t have answered the call at all except I was waiting for a return call from a customer service rep.

That’s a question she should be asking the scam caller

“I pass the time talking on the phone a lot.”

One might ask you the same. “How do you live with yourself, scamming gullible people?”

considering this is most likely a scam, that should be her line!

The IRS will never call you. And never give you the option of paying your taxes using gift cards..

the IRS has got nuthin on NHK, japan’s government broadcast network – their surveillance is ruthless and all-pervasive. if you own a device that can receive a tv broadcast you’re required by law to pay the annual subscription. we don’t have a tv, haven’t for years, however we have had a loaner vehicle for about a week now following a recent accident and, lo and behold, we received a notice in the mail today from NHK about our annual subscription contract. because… the vehicle is equipped with a tv…