Things you just don't get

[ethanm]

I'd be curious to know what their rent is. I still think they can do better than that. Chicken fingers are cheaper!

 

[Piobaire]



Seriously though why does the deli below me charge $10 for a roast beef sandwich? It's madness. 

Are they selling at that price?

 

[patrickBOOTH]

dShfsnitedt4

 

[lawyerdad]



Seriously though why does the deli below me charge $10 for a roast beef sandwich? It's madness. 

Because you'll pay $10 for a roast beef sandwich.

 

[HRoi]

In fairness, he did misread and thought he was actually getting roast beef curtains

 

[GreenFrog]

 

[greger]



Because you'll pay $10 for a roast beef sandwich.

Did you get a degree in economics, too?

 

[erictheobscure]

why doesn't my office have a waterbed

 

[indesertum]

why do people to write IANAL? if you are one can you really get sued for writing advice over the internet?

 

[lasbar]



Did you get a degree in economics, too?

He is a Renaissance man.

 

[vakta]

A song of 90th century.

 

[brokencycle]



why do people to write IANAL? if you are one can you really get sued for writing advice over the internet?

Probably. Virginia is suing a guy for giving dieting advice on a blog because he isn't a doctor or dietitian.

 

[otc]



why do people to write IANAL? if you are one can you really get sued for writing advice over the internet?

I just lie and tell them I am a lawyer.

I try to give them sound advice, and saying that I am a lawyer adds credibility.

 

[HRoi]

Doesn't telling people you're a lawyer make them assume that you're lying?

 

[Harold falcon]



It's nothing fancy though it's just Boar's Head roast beef and American cheese on a regular mass produced roll. 

People who eat American Cheese are savages who should be put to death.

why do people to write IANAL? if you are one can you really get sued for writing advice over the internet?

Probably not, but attorneys have to be careful about advising people, whether online or in the bar or in the mens' room at a **********. A lot of state ethics boards :foo: on giving advice to people who have not formally retained you.