Also, do you have any 1099s and rental income information and, let’s see, proof of any large gifts and inheritances, that sort of thing?”ĬT: “Well, the W-2 isn’t a problem. Final answer.”īlanche: (puzzled) “Okie dokie. I mean, she’s not available at present.”īlanche: “Well, let’s just get the missus on the ol’ horn and see what she says!”ĬT: “No, it’s OK. She couldn’t come with me today because she’s deposed. Are you married, filing jointly?”ĬT: “I’ll have to call Ginni about that. But like I always say, judge not, lest you be judged! OK, so let’s get a total financial picture. I’m a Supreme Court Justice.”īlanche: “Well, aren’t we all sometimes.
We’re gonna get you all fixed up.īlanche: “Oh, sure! They have such cute clothes for the kids, don’t they? Oh my gosh, I got some unicorn PJs for my granddaughter, and she just LOVES them!”ĬT: “No, no. Oopsie.”īlanche: “No worries! I can’t tell you how many times a day a client sits in that very chair and says something like, “What?! You mean I have to file a W-2 just because I had that one summer job at Sbarro?” But don’t you worry, Mr. Ha!”ĬT: “Our problem is we had people who told us what to do but apparently they left out some pretty important stuff so we may not have reported certain things. That’s for the young folks, what I like to call your Generation Alphabet.
And I hear ya! Most of our clients need that little extra in-person help you can’t get when you do your taxes online. Usually, the wife and I do our taxes but…well, we need some professional help this time.”īlanche: “Have a seat, hon. I meant to come by weeks ago, so I guess I’ll need an extension. We’re so happy you have chosen H&R Block!”ĬT: “Thanks. Thomas! Clarence Thomas! Yes, please have a seat in that last cubicle on the left and our Gold Star Tax Preparer Blanche will be right with you. I was laughing so hard, I was looking for the next gas station.“Mr. I chose this book because I have read the print version of other books by her. I drive three hours to Memphis on a regular basis. I listen to my audiobooks while driving in my car. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? Have you listened to any of Celia Rivenbark’s other performances before? How does this one compare? I enjoyed the "Perfect Attendance" story since I am a school teacher in a school that strongly promotes "perfect attendance." So it hit home. What was one of the most memorable moments of You Can't Drink All Day If You Don't Start in the Morning? Once I have read/ listened to a book, it takes something magical for me to reread/ reload a book. This happens to be a rare quality with books for me. It is one of those that I reload to listen to. Where does You Can't Drink All Day If You Don't Start in the Morning rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
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