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Can Lap Dances be Expensed?

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A humorous view on sales executives. 

My apologies to all my friends that are in sales.  I love each and every one of you.  (Thanks for the link Tim.)

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January 20th, 2008     Categories: Sales    
  • http://www.intela.com Jim – Intela

    What? I dont see the humor. It actually is not expensable? Not that I would ever attempt to do that. no never.

  • Chris B

    Politicians have been doing it forever. The write it off as “entertainment” expenses.

  • http://isaackeyet.com/blog Isaac Keyet

    Haha, that's sweet.

  • Nobody's Home

    Actually, many years ago, i read an article about a yahoo from the port authority in or around Seattle. He tried to expense his visits to the tune of $50,000 on a single trip! He lost his $70,000+ a year job and they didn't pay for those trips. He went to many strip clubs with those he was entertaining and was tipping in the $2,000 – $3,000 range.

  • Chris B

    You gotta love those “public” servants!!!

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/chris_b4656 chris_b4656

    Politicians have been doing it forever. The write it off as "entertainment" expenses.

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/jim122 jim122

    What? I dont see the humor. It actually is not expensable? Not that I would ever attempt to do that. no never.

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/isaac_keyet isaac_keyet

    Haha, that's sweet.

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/chris_b4656 chris_b4656

    You gotta love those "public" servants!!!

  • Nobody's Home

    Actually, many years ago, i read an article about a yahoo from the port authority in or around Seattle. He tried to expense his visits to the tune of $50,000 on a single trip! He lost his $70,000+ a year job and they didn't pay for those trips. He went to many strip clubs with those he was entertaining and was tipping in the $2,000 – $3,000 range.

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