Rant on Kentucky Taxes and Bureaucracy
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The two items I couldn't sort was why a distributor license was needed for a retail brick and mortar store (maybe because he planned to make custom blends) and why the contact information was needed if taxes were being properly collected and remitted to the state. The state seemed to be purposely vague about the requirements and that's partially why he was ranting.
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Just spent a week in Kentucky. While I certainly did not drive through and speak to the whole state....I never once heard an accent this thick. I suspect he is proud and laying it on a bit thick. That's coming from someone (me) that has family in the deepest thickets of Georgia, the Smokey Mountains and originally family was from Somerset KY.
Also, this must be for online only. I bought plenty of stuff while in KY and they didn't ask me a thing.
Also, this must be for online only. I bought plenty of stuff while in KY and they didn't ask me a thing.
Maybe he is an actor working on accent and righteous indignation?
Look into software tracking and billing solutions for mail order that can factor the differences from location to location and can be updated as those differences change.
Are you suggesting that the South he's from is possibly the South Bronx?Maybe he is an actor working on accent and righteous indignation?
I had that thought as well. There was something very premeditated about the whole tape, like a performance.
You guys realise that to my untrained ear…y’all sound like that
I believe he was trying to relay his displeasure of how Government has put a target on an entire industry. I catch his channel here and there and enjoy it. He (like myself) think fondly of the romance of the "olden days of yore".
It wont be all that long that the U.S. will have tin prices similar to Euro prices if people do not start to stand up to this unfair taxation. Remember, Who will they go after next once they complete the final death blow to the tobacco industry. What will become the next "Sin" tax?
It wont be all that long that the U.S. will have tin prices similar to Euro prices if people do not start to stand up to this unfair taxation. Remember, Who will they go after next once they complete the final death blow to the tobacco industry. What will become the next "Sin" tax?
"They" are us, the electorate, your neighbors and coworkers. You can't, in the US anyway, separate government from voters simply because it's your ox being gored. Bitching, moaning and getting one's panties in a bunch does nothing to fix a "problem". Working to elect someone you can support or, at least investigating the various candidates and casting one's vote from a position of knowledge might or might not be effective depending on which side of an issue you are on. Society wants smoking to go away, maybe even be abolished legally and all most do is whine, bitch and or post rants misstating the situation. Better to a least write a check to a candidate you can support or, even better, go to work for them a get out the vote.
I fully understand that many think rants and such are, while ineffective, soul satisfying. But, actually performing some meaningful action is just too much work. Studying issues and candidates takes away from one's free time. And the politicians understand most voters are not particularly discerning when it comes to candidates. So, cater to their base, ignoring the rather ineffective bunch who are single issue, the issue not being tobacco, voters.
Kentucky has decreed that all mail order tobacco be taxed.
And each seller shall require each buyer to state the place of his nativity
What would be the relevance of a person's state of birth as opposed to their state of residence with regard to recording online transactions?
My own grandmother made good living that raised three children and send two to college and allowed them to retire early on a two acre corner lot by a school in Hermitage Missouri, by mastery of the Ozark American (hillbilly) dialect in weekly columns in The Index published in Hermitage Missouri.
As her literary executor, I fielded a call from one of her fans this morning. All the copies of all authorized editions of her1963 book Remunishuns of an Ozark Hillbilly are long gone and long out of print, but maybe The Index might have some. But if you have one I’ll authenticate it for free. Ma Agee would be less than tickled that scalawags and shysters out to make two dollars from a pore ole innercent soul was a passin’ off the wooden nickel edishuns as the real coin.
I’m just amazed any counterfeits exit. I can spot one in a second because of the illustrations by “Nanny Jenkins” will never be quite right. My cousin has the original plates used to stamp them.
The last retail price of her book was $10 in 1980. In 1963 it was $2. That’s another clue as to authenticity.
If you’d like to know within about 30 miles where you learned English, try this quiz.
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It plants me squarely a half mile South of modern day Hamlet Missouri, which Ma Agee named Bug Tussle in the Ma and Pa series, after a man named Emmet Molder who lived there who called himself the Mayor of Bug Tussle.
I’ve tried other versions of the accent locator and I wind up pure hillbilly on every last one of ‘em.
As her literary executor, I fielded a call from one of her fans this morning. All the copies of all authorized editions of her1963 book Remunishuns of an Ozark Hillbilly are long gone and long out of print, but maybe The Index might have some. But if you have one I’ll authenticate it for free. Ma Agee would be less than tickled that scalawags and shysters out to make two dollars from a pore ole innercent soul was a passin’ off the wooden nickel edishuns as the real coin.
I’m just amazed any counterfeits exit. I can spot one in a second because of the illustrations by “Nanny Jenkins” will never be quite right. My cousin has the original plates used to stamp them.
The last retail price of her book was $10 in 1980. In 1963 it was $2. That’s another clue as to authenticity.
If you’d like to know within about 30 miles where you learned English, try this quiz.
How Y’all, Youse and You Guys Talk
What does the way you speak say about where you’re from? Answer all the questions below to see your personal dialect map.
It plants me squarely a half mile South of modern day Hamlet Missouri, which Ma Agee named Bug Tussle in the Ma and Pa series, after a man named Emmet Molder who lived there who called himself the Mayor of Bug Tussle.
I’ve tried other versions of the accent locator and I wind up pure hillbilly on every last one of ‘em.
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How else could the sellers explain why the tobacco sojourned there?
But I suppose if they put Nazareth Pennsylvania nobody would be the wiser and Kentucky would not be a farthing poorer.
It says that I'm from Spokane, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Des Moines, but I confused it as I am actually Canadian, mid/north Albertan to be specific, although I also lived in BC for part of my childhood.My own grandmother made good living that raised three children and send two to college and allowed them to retire early on a two acre corner lot by a school in Hermitage Missouri, by mastery of the Ozark American (hillbilly) dialect in weekly columns in The Index published in Hermitage Missouri.
As her literary executor, I fielded a call from one of her fans this morning. All the copies of all authorized editions of her1963 book Remunishuns of an Ozark Hillbilly are long gone and long out of print, but maybe The Index might have some. But if you have one I’ll authenticate it for free. Ma Agee would be less than tickled that scalawags and shysters out to make two dollars from a pore ole innercent soul was a passin’ off the wooden nickel edishuns as the real coin.
I’m just amazed any counterfeits exit. I can spot one in a second because of the illustrations by “Nanny Jenkins” will never be quite right. My cousin has the original plates used to stamp them.
The last retail price of her book was $10 in 1980. In 1963 it was $2. That’s another clue as to authenticity.
If you’d like to know within about 30 miles where you learned English, try this quiz.
How Y’all, Youse and You Guys Talk
What does the way you speak say about where you’re from? Answer all the questions below to see your personal dialect map.
It plants me squarely a half mile South of modern day Hamlet Missouri, which Ma Agee named Bug Tussle in the Ma and Pa series, after a man named Emmet Molder who lived there who called himself the Mayor of Bug Tussle.
I’ve tried other versions of the accent locator and I wind up pure hillbilly on every last one of ‘em.
