The one I get all the time is, "These dresses and shoes only cost $250, on
sale.  They'd've been $400 if I just went out and bought them..."  Really?
Didn't you just buy them?  Didn't they just cost $250?  And think of the
money we'd've saved if you didn't buy them at all?

And why is it that when my wife gives me $20 to run to the store, what ever
I have to buy costs $40 -- and I never see the difference.  And when I give
her $20 to buy a gallon of milk, she never gives me change.

Alan Bosch
& Phred ('88 Wolfsburg)

Kitzmann <kitzmann@EXIS.NET>@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> on 08/24/2001 01:35:42 PM

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Isn't it funny that they always give you the nth degree on how you spend
your money even though you always tell them ahead of time that you were
going to buy it.
Then they come home and declare "look what I bought"  Funny I thought we
didn't have any money for anything dear????

Dave K.