Talk about it here.

IRS tortures a guy who lost his receipt. He calls Coliseum Video fans tax cheats.

 

"I suspect as I speak, you are home making a copy of this tape right now."

 

Funny stuff.

I'm scrambling to make a crack about the ongoing IRS scandal, but between the potential political can of worms and being stuck for something witty to contribute, I'll have to let it slide. The thought counts.

 

IRS browbeats us about copying home videos and bets that none of us have read the FBI warnings at the beginning of tapes. Some sage advice follows about gas-guzzling vehicles and claiming weekend getaways as business expenses.

It's not even tax season. I think I have the same calculator as IRS. My company needs to update their equipment. Vince must have been getting wind of people recording/bootlegging their official tapes.

I have that calculator as well. My favorite of these was the one about getting the priest to vouch those so called donations.

Actual tax advice from Rotundo. What a concept! I could have done without the cheap shots at the people viewing the tapes; did Vince actually think that a guy in suspenders, a tie, and a dorky pair of glasses could scare people into not recording copies of them if they'd already bypassed the FBI warning?

 

Mike continues to play IRS well, but we still have yet to see him step into the ring, at least on these discs, which shows you how eminently forgettable the rest of the character has been so far. There's nothing he's done that Teddy couldn't have done with a few minor tweaks to his promos. I can just imagine him giving tax advice to everyone else while all of his own money's tied up in offshore accounts and tax shelters!

I wonder what the IRS did to Vince to warrant all of this. I mean, he's going REALLY far to make it seem like they are massive pricks. Some of that tax advice seems pretty sound actually.