Professur
Well-Known Member
I'd have to do two things to do that, Spike. First would be to actually give a damn about California, and second, believe for an instant that any published figures bear even the slightest resemblance to reality.
I took classes in high level math, accounting, and am a skilled computer programmer. I sat for 10 minutes with my financial adviser and was lost beyond hope as she took my money, twisted it, flipped it, counted it 4 different ways, borrowed against it, paid back the loan and some how ended up with more money than I'd started with ... after paying off my taxes and adding about $4k to my retirement fund. If she could manipulate numbers so radically ... you expect less from the guys who are actually writing the rules?
I took classes in high level math, accounting, and am a skilled computer programmer. I sat for 10 minutes with my financial adviser and was lost beyond hope as she took my money, twisted it, flipped it, counted it 4 different ways, borrowed against it, paid back the loan and some how ended up with more money than I'd started with ... after paying off my taxes and adding about $4k to my retirement fund. If she could manipulate numbers so radically ... you expect less from the guys who are actually writing the rules?