a sad day for America.

[thesightless]

Re: a sad day for America.

@ shosh/.

if you(gov't) pick it up fopr cheap, you are hurting yourself.

i.e. if you have X amount of employees, and YOU rely on thier ability to get to work (assuming you pay fair wages).. and they have a 02 cdorrola.. and it broke(but fixable at cheap value).. you are fucking yourself by only paying 2K for it, as they cant buy another car and get to work, but if you pay Kelly blue book on it, (4K) and drop 500 into the engine, the car is worth 7K (fair market value), and your employees can now afford a car for themselves and help you earn..

sound better?

i should have a fucking TV show. 29 and already planning the curriculem for a college.. damn im good.

[thesightless]

Re: a sad day for America.

the irony hit me tonight: the same people who are for spending hundreds of billions of dollars to fight unecessary and negligently-conducted wars are the same people who think that resolving this credit crisis is not important, particularly when it comes to 'taxpayer dollars'.

Why in HELL are people so much more interested in paying for war than they are for keeping our economy from going chernobyl? I will NEVER understand this. EVER.

false negative me thinks.

[Miroslav]

Re: a sad day for America.

asset conversion from cash to a note payable bearing interest above the COLA and inflation rate.. comon miro. you know this.

none for me, thanks. Dr. pepper. Fries on the side.

[runningman]

Re: a sad day for America.

you know what is a really sad day for America is when a report comes out that you lost 159,000 jobs last month and the stock market is up 150 points. I mean WTF?? Shady..

I guess you could expect 159,000 more foreclosures this month as well.