$300,000 ashtray
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There ya go you’re catching on. 
[Art] a wedding dress with rows of tiny mesh pockets containing 6,279 contraceptive pills
Jubilee, 2000 by Susie Freeman, a wedding dress with rows of tiny mesh pockets containing 6,279 contraceptive pills, the average a woman may take in her reproductive lifetime.
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It won’t be taxed at the federal level. It may be taxed at the state level in some states. MN appears to have already made a decision that it will be taxed, because we never miss an opportunity to collect some taxes. 
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Good, I am all for less taxes. It is the spending I usually have issue with.
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No it doesn’t. It doesn’t even need any more art. I inspected an art museum once and the basement had tens of thousands of paintings in it. You could literally look at a piece of art every second for the rest of your life, and you wouldn’t run out. I think we can all put our brushes down now, and pickup hammers and nails. Build something. The entire world is art. We don’t need you splitting it off as some separate category that you should go to school for.
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The system is surely rigged… first they make it so that most people have to go deep into debt to become educated enough to be of value to the system. Then the pricks tie your healthcare to your job making it a nightmare to even consider alternative employment. This looks like the next phase of indentured servitude by tying your home to your job, how the hell will you ever get out?
I am simply thankful to have been fortunate enough to never have to work under such Draconian conditions, workers really need to organize and rise up. What’s next shopping at the Company Store with school script?
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I think schools should be named after large corporations instead of founding fathers. This will secure capitalism for the future. These kids will get a great education and will be employable.
The public education system is not in sync with the business sectors needs. When they are, they flourish.
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I always figured this guy for a charlatan and I was right.
The plaintiffs, each of whom paid thousands to the Timeshare Exit Team based on Ramsey’s advice, say that Ramsey did or should have known better than to endorse the company. They also say Ramsey’s advertising was deceptive, alleging he failed to disclose that he was receiving compensation for the endorsements and that he misrepresented the advertisements as bona fide advice.
Yep, guilty until proven innocent.
If he is found guilty, he should be enrolled in the “Elizabeth Holmes Time Share Plan” 
(I think some cases should not be settled out of court. This is one of them IMO)