October 8th, 2020
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I'm a connoisseur of the good shit. I'm talking top shelf alcohol. Your definition of good shit? I use that as hand sanitizer.
I drink a handle about every three days (diluted). It comes out to about $500 a week on alcohol, which would be fine if not for the insane taxes. I spend nearly $4,420 in taxes on alcohol a year, which puts me like 1.3k in the red.
The solution I thought of is starting a non profit so I can save $4,420 in taxes and have $3120 surplus, maybe take a cruise. How do I go about setting this up?
October 8th, 2020
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