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Grab Your Cookie

Posted by John Denker

Recently there was a meeting involving a Wall Street CEO, a public school teacher, and a tea party activist.  When they walked into the meeting room, they discovered that their host had provided a dozen chocolate-chip cookies.  The CEO immediately ate 11 of the cookies, leaving one on the table.  The CEO turned to the tea partier and said, "You'd better watch out.  You'd better move quick.  That government guy is going to want a piece of your cookie."

on September 12, 2012 |

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