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To: LindyBill who wrote (177909)	8/30/2006 5:17:22 PM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 793809

What I was expressing in my comment to you was our difference in outlook on life. There are a lot of differences between us that contribute to our respective outlooks on life. What I'm not getting is how our outlook on the topic at hand differs, let alone how that differences is fashioned by our payroll experience? I didn't notice us disagreeing about anything. Your making an issue of the difference in our outlooks suggests that you see disagreement between us on this Wal-Mart question. I missed it. Tell me where we disagree other than that, for no apparent reason, you consider the $2300 figure "true." If that's the disagreement you have in mind, I don't see how our payroll experiences factor in. There's no evidence on the table from which to conclude its accuracy or errancy. There's no way you can know if it's true or not any more that I can. Whether or not either of us has met a payroll can't be relevant to whether or not we accept as true things about which we haven't the wherewithal to know the truth.