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The Question: “Why should I fi ll out this Household Income Survey that you keep bugging me about?”
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A couple of things I’ve written lately had to be broken into two parts, so this will be short and succinct.
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The colorful signs along the streets and highways are testaments that we’re in the midst of an election. Nationally, the discussion is heated, and the issues are many. Locally, the discussion is heated but the issue can be summed up in two words, “Taco Bell.”
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What’s the hardest thing about comedy? Uh, timing. And that also applies to the U.S. Government’s plan as they contemplated when was the appropriate time to release to the public some potentially game-changing news.
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Continuation of “Halt holiday crime from the Oct. 7 edition of The Examiner.
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This is a follow-up to two previous articles I wrote recently about extreme on-the-spot giving. In the first article I told the tale of the time when a customer at my hot dog cart walked up to me, told me that I was blessed, and handed me a twenty-dollar bill.
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I have a plan to cut crime by 1/12 or more, and it is simple and do-able. As background, recently I was watching ID TV and was disgusted at a murder that took place in December. The victim was a beautiful young lady from Texas that had moved to New York City. Big mistake, but too late now.
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