- Basic Tax & Accounting--I have some background in this area. I wrote my bachelor's thesis on the flat tax. And my dad and wife are both accountants. You guys better watch out for me when we hit the flat tax chapter.
- Business Organizations I--I have some background in this area, too. I helped an old boss of mine set up an LLP owned by an LLC (or maybe it was the other way around) so she could rent property to the state. When I say "helped," I mean that I notarized her signature and drove the papers down to Austin. Watch out, J-Fish.
- Jurisprudence--Once again, my educational history helps me out. I once took Modern Political Theory from a guy who was simultaneously running for Congress. (Can I get a witness, Mr. Robertson?) You guys better watch out when we hit the chapter about the jurisprudential nuances of running for Congress in rural quasi-west Texas.
- Negotiable Instruments--Yet again: I have written countless checks. (Or is it cheques?) Dang, J-Fish. This'll be the quarter everybody hates Alico.
- Trusts & Estates (I?)--I know all about trust. I've done both trust walks and trust falls. And I can tell you the capitals of all 50 states if I think about it for a minute. (Don't believe me? Boise, Idaho. Bam. Betcha didn't even know Idaho had a capital.*)
I'm betting on a 4.0 this quarter. Any takers?
*Ed. Note--By far, the funniest thing in Napoleon Dynamite is the travel agency: "Idago Travels."
2 comments:
Shall we mention that Prof. MPT often arrived to the 80-minute class 30 minutes late and departed 20 minutes early? Or that he employed Alan Keyes' campaign manager to run his congressional campaign?
Nevertheless, I remain confident in my political theory education.
mikearoni here,
I'll call your 4.0 and raise you a 4.5!
all hands on deck! J-Fish in the water!
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