The hazards of dealing with the buying public ...

[togor]

This brings me back to my service advisor days. You could always tell when a car belonged to a woman---the oil had never been changed.

Whereupon you sold her a bunch of suspension parts that she didn't really need.

[Vern Humphrey]

So, let me get this right you are admitting helping those you hire to commit a possible felony in not paying taxes on income earned? A guy by the name of Al Capone did a considerable time in prison for doing this. Could this be considered aiding and abetting a crime? I pay in cash and demand a receipt from the contractor. Togor you jump on the President and then admit to collusion in a tax evasion for whose benefit? Is this another of the NSAWP "Do as I say, not as I do?"
Sam

This is called Clintonian antinomianism -- "Everything I do is highly moral, because if it wasn't, well a highly moral person like myself wouldn't be doing it."

[togor]

This is called Clintonian antinomianism -- "Everything I do is highly moral, because if it wasn't, well a highly moral person like myself wouldn't be doing it."

Maybe so but if you follow the thread you realize his tongue was firmly planted in check while posting. So is there a term for Clintonian antinomianism when it's uttered ironically?

[AZshooter]

My Son drove a taxi for a short time.
A lady passenger on her way to collect her new car
told him you never need to change the oil in new cars.
My Son knew better than to argue.

It's true! You don't. Of course, once it leaves the lot, it's no longer a "new" car.