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Here is video of the custard shop manager who was called a “smart-ass” by Vice President Joe Biden telling Greta Van Susteren that Biden was “pretty serious” and “wasn’t very happy” when he made the remark. Earlier, the shop manager had told Biden, "Lower our taxes."

Vice President "Big F#@!IN Deal" Biden visited a frozen custard store in Glendale, WI., and chided the manager for being a "smartass". The manager was asked how much was owed for the custard cone that Biden had, and the manager responded by saying "...it's on us". I guess Biden didn't like the manager's comment about lowering taxes, either...check this out:

Vice-President Joe Biden at Kopp’s Frozen Custard in the Milwaukee area, where he was appearing with Democrat Sen. Russ Feingold. The two were eating custard there, and when Biden approached the manager with some money and asked, “What do I owe you,” the manager just responded, “Lower our taxes and we’ll call it even.”Biden later jokingly called the manager a “smart-ass,” telling him, “Why don’t you say something nice?”Biden was clearly not expecting that! Great response!

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