[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHXGtv8I5z0]YouTube - soda tax[/ame]

lulz, this guy is awesome. How'd you find this, Nick?

 

His talking about paying for soda and inadvertently paying for other government bullcrap (via the tax) is spot-on. It's like when Bono & Friends did that "project RED" thing where a part of the price you pay on electronics goes to a charity, but this the worst "charity" ever.

I found this guy a long time ago, his videos are funny. I don't remember how I found him.

This guy is awesome.

I just remembered how I found him. I was watching funny videos of people messing with debt collectors. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjGHFTzZGMc]YouTube - messing with a bill collector[/ame]

 

He wants people to call him apparently

"Call Me (651) 237-5065"

lulz, this guy is awesome. How'd you find this, Nick?

 

His talking about paying for soda and inadvertently paying for other government bullcrap (via the tax) is spot-on. It's like when Bono & Friends did that "project RED" thing where a part of the price you pay on electronics goes to a charity, but this the worst "charity" ever.

 

I got a red ipod (really for the color, though)

does it mean I sent like a dollar to ACORN?

I'd be very happy with a high rate of soda tax.

I consider the kidney stone to be God's "soda tax".

I'd be very happy with a high rate of soda tax.

 

But what will you think when they heavily tax Coldplaying.com because it's causing kids to stay inside instead of exercise?

I really don't drink that much soda anyway so it wouldn't make a huge difference to me. I really don't care either way. Yes it would lessen some soda sales and maybe make the slightest dent in the American obesity problem, but it's not going to solve the weight crisis, and anyone who thinks it will even have drastic effects is completely clueless.

 

LOL @ 'You like soda? You're gonna love diabetes.' This guy's awesome.

So make soda even more expensive in pubs & clubs than it already is?