February 26th, 2010
Galley Friend Joel Engel has started up an excellent blog over at the LA Times: The Death of Common Sense. Today he writes about taxes and the L.A. Dodgers:
Sometime this spring or summer, when you’re drinking a $20 beer at Dodger Stadium surrounded by the fortysomething-thousand fans who attend every game (for seven innings) at $15 per carload regardless of how mediocre the home team is, ponder for a moment that every single one of you (who is still employed) had more money withheld from just your last paycheck than the owners of the ballpark and team have paid in taxes over the last four years on reported income of $108 million.
Excellent stuff.
TubbyLover69 February 26, 2010 at 7:55 pm
If it were possible, I would make slow, sweet, tender love to that post.