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The World\’s Two Oldest Professions Have A Lot In Common

October 13th, 2008 by Kevin

I find it absolutely amazing that for days we were told the world was about to end, everyone was gonna lose their job and banks were going to spontaneously combust unless we let them pass a bailout plan.  A couple hundred billion in pork later on and they got that bailout plan and their money.

Now we\’re waiting for the Feds to make a move and Sec Treasury to make a decision.  We\’re being told to \”be patient\” and \”don\’t panic\”.  After all the \”fundamentals are sound\”.  Suddenly all the time in the world exists to do nothing but sit around and think happy thoughts.

Why do I feel like I just paid someone to screw me over??

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