"I don't want a lot, just enough to wet my beak."
We loaded and aimed our muskets at King George for far, far less.
He should have just stuffed 5 grand cash in his local councilman’s pocket and see it all go away magically.
That works wonders here in Atlanta.
Actually, he knew he had to pay it. He just didn’t want to do it.
As much as we all dislike it, you have to pay your taxes.
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These stupid cities give away the store to lure new businesses but treat existing business ( hand-making chocolates since the 1920s) like something they stepped in on the street.
They don’t think businesses thinking about moving to Philly are watching this?
“...city officials didn’t appear for the court hearing...”
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I don’t know the details of this case, but in situations such as this a “summary judgement” against the party not showing up is usually appropriate. Of course, maybe that doesn’t apply to our government employee overlords.
Seems like he should have won the case by default.
-—The owner, Phil Kerwick says, “ I was attempting to pay these taxes, I sent them all of the tax forms. I had a hearing last week, April 9th, and the city didn’t show. They postponed it until April 28. They’re out to close my business down for my past political actions. I was a ward leader who has testified against a lot of corruption to the FBI and brought out all the corruption that goes on in the courts in this city.”-—
"I don't want a lot, just enough to wet my beak."
ping!
You know that the toothbrush had to have been invented in Kensington. If it were invented anywhere else, it would have been called the Teethbrush.