Everybody Loves Your Money

http://www.tampabays10.com/news/local/article.aspx?storyid=28662

Okay. What the heck. What’s wrong with you Alex? You win the lottery and then get arrested for not paying taxes on it? Did you really need the extra tax money? I mean, I think I could live pretty well on $660,000 a year. I’d call it a nasty case of moronitis!

http://services.silicon.com/itoutsourcing/0,3800004871,39158081,00.htm

Outsourcing isn’t saving as much money as once thought. I take great satisfaction and comfort from this. When you couple the rate of savings with the increased operational risks, it doesn’t look so sweet in many cases.

http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB114441900916020032-Ho7GX

There are a few drawbacks to being an internet porn millionaire. Poor guy. For some reason I don’t feel tons of sad feelings for him.

http://money.cnn.com/2006/04/12/news/economy/annie/fortune

Is a liberal arts degree all that bad? I’ve got one and I’m doing quite well with it. Sure, there are plenty of computer science majors out there making more, and certainly the MBA’s are pulling down some serious coin, but I’m okay.

And, this just in:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060413/od_nm/japan_cash_dc_1

Wow. Two cases of moronitis on the same day. Uhhh, yeah. If you are going to hide your cash in a garbage bag, please, please don’t hide the bag in a garbage can.

Every once in awhile, I like to go back and find a post from the early years.  Oh, okay, the early months.  This post is back from August and was actually first posted on the blogger site.  Unfortunately, when I converted the site here, I lost all the comments, (this post had a lot of comments).

Take a quick look at the article and see what you think.  My point was that it’s probably wise to do some sort of a business case to validate the career you are going for is worth the cost of the degree.  If you are rich, disregard.  We all know you can go to any school you’d like.

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