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ParticipantRubio is neocon filth, Cruz is Jeebus-jumper filth. Neither is better than Trump.
The only GOP candidate that’s not a turd this time around might be Kasich.
ParticipantThat’s a fix-it ticket, right? Can you take it to the station, show that there’s no add’l tint, have a different cop use a tint-meter and sign off on it?
As far as that cop, f him, maybe he’ll get bit in the azz by a rabid bobcat.
ParticipantI think they dumped that rule due to a court injunction a few years ago. Nice when courts force Feddle meddlers to dump stupid regs:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preparer_Tax_Identification_Number#RTRP_program
ParticipantIRS wanted to push requirements for tax preparers, they were rightfully slapped down. You need an ID # that costs $50 and an SSN, no other requirements.
You don’t need to be a CPA to prepare Federal income tax returns. Some states might impose their own filth, of course, but there’s no Federal requirement anymore.
ParticipantYou could practice on your own if you pass the bar, and you’d be debt-free. Especially if people already know your name, so to speak.
Why would you want to work for some piece of filth if you’re licensed to practice on your own?
ParticipantBearishgurl — actually, California is one of the US states that permits “reading the law.” If you have an employer that’s willing to vouch for you, you might be able to sit the bar exam after some time without attending law school.
ParticipantMillennials love old Bernie Sanders.
Maybe they’re smart enough to look past his personal appearance, age, and color to his views?
ParticipantNo, not all paralegals turn into attorneys or need to. Some move up to managing other paralegals, etc.
Same deal with not all nurses going to med school, or not all electricians going to electrical engineering school.
ParticipantHere’s how it often happens — person has an accident, doctor prescribes an opioid, and insists that the patient should use it despite being nervous (“pain delays healing”). The situation deteriorates from there.
It would be much safer if THC could be prescribed for pain in all states.
ParticipantI know someone who was in USCG and decided not to re-up after it became part of Homeland Suckurinetea after 9/11. He said the mentality changed from a rescue service to a bunch of “jack-booted thugs.”
ParticipantThat acronym is ironic considering that lead (the element) has been postulated as one of the causes of violent crime.
ParticipantSomeone with a pretty high credit score probably would, which is probably also why I don’t generally consider people with a credit score less than 740. As an added bonus, if the person works at a large employer, things get a lot more interesting once you start to really get into legality.
If he’s intending to sublet a rental, he’s already shown his attitude to be “f**k the rules.” Credit score, employer, or not.
Personally, I hope he found a place to rent out, just as long as it’s not yours. Or mine. Got to admire anarchic entrepreneurship.
ParticipantYou’re assuming that such a tenant would give a flip about legality.
ParticipantWhat’s wrong with one spouse working part-time? Or even both being on flex time?
Drive used cars, buy a duplex or 50-year old home, don’t renovate the kitchen/baths if they’re functional, plenty of electronics to be had cheap on Craigslist, etc.
Live like 30 years ago, not like in 2016. If you have any extra money, use it for travel (student style not fancypants) rather than acquiring more useless toys.
SS is no real issue:
40 quarters means 10 years of work with at least $1260 pay per quarter. i.e. 10 1/2 hours of work per week at $10/hr assuming one week off per quarter.Any part-time job should cover that.
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