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To: shades who wrote (38781)8/22/2005 12:30:09 PM
From: John VosillaRespond to of 306849
 
For me that one is most memorable. Seems like it has been running a long time. Perhaps since this credit bubble really took off 3 years ago?

The new David Spade commercial for Capital One is also hilarious. Crazy guy gets pissed hearing 'no' way too many times and comes to hunt down Spade at his office and a clever Spade gets the crazy guy to confuse Spade for his dorky co-worker in a bright yellow shirt..



To: shades who wrote (38781)8/22/2005 1:04:28 PM
From: OblomovRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
In 2000, household debt broke 18 percent of disposable income for the first time in 20 years, meaning debt eats almost $1 in every $5 American families have to spend after they get past the bills that keep them fed and housed.


Yet another example of the lack of even basic research among business journalists. Disposable income is income after taxes, not income after food and housing expenses.


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