gross goldmember

[Monica Belevan]

CJ, a tip: the trick used in Latin America both at the upper and lower 
eschelons of income ( to keep privacy at either end) is to always mark the 
lowest key of income available. This staves you from confessing, be it to 
too much, or to too little--strangely enough, the fillout of these 
questionnaires has generated a rare form of continental parity.

And yes, you´re right. It is rude to ask it as prerequisite. Don´t give them 
food for demographics. Mark the lowest income option.

I´m sorry you had to go through that--I´ve had to, very often, too, to the 
same frustrating conclusions.

Love, Moni

>From: "cj hurtt" <cj6 at casco.net>
>To: "David Morris" <fqmorris at hotmail.com>, <paul.mackin at verizon.net>,   
><pynchon-l at waste.org>
>Subject: Re: gross goldmember
>Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 18:40:21 -0700
>
>
> >Did you tell them that you were earning $100 per week?  How did they know
> >you weren't?  IRS form?
> >
> >DM
>
>i only wish i made $100 a week. that would be sweet.
>no, you had to put something in the income field for the registration
>process to continue. i think i said i made 100,000+ a year or something
>equally believable. i just think it is rude of them to ask is all.




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