If I were a Bankrobber, I'd be...
...the sweet kind. No murders. No beatings. No guns. I'd try and be smart about it. Like Clive Owen in "Inside Man" I love that film. There's a great episode of "American Greed" I think that was the show, anyway, it was about a guy studying how bank robberies fail and he figured out many ways to get the job done safely and without getting caught. He realized most criminals are caught at the getaway car part of the robbery, so he eliminated the car completely and took a city bus. Cops were looking for cars! Amazing story! But he was caught because after several successful heists, he got greedy and altered his winning strategies, broke his own rules. Going today to see, "Public Enemies" with two of my brothers, very excited! I love Michael Mann, he's a favorite filmmaker of mine. The movie renews the debate about whether Dillinger was a Robin Hood-type hero for those who were angry with banks and had lost their savings during the Great Depression. Hmmm, people mad at banks... Could we be seeing new "Dillingers" pop up. We have reasons to be mad at banks now? Michael Moore's new film gets a title, it's called, “Capitalism: A Love Story” so you know that will be fun! I was just listening to an old slightly feeble neighbor spouting off about how he hopes we don't get Healthcare here in the US because he ain't gonna be sitting in no long lines to get help, but I was just at the VA Hospital with my brother and there were long lines and waiting there! I've never been to visit a doctor that didn't take up my whole day! Recently, I met a fantastic person from Canada and I'm hoping we will be great friends and maybe even more... Like maybe neighbors, or roommates. I hate even writing this because it sounds like, even though she's beautiful, sexy, talented and smart, that I'm only using her for her country. I'm not getting any younger, I want to live in a cool place, with cool people, free healthcare, and know my huge taxes are going to go to something other than Bank Bailouts and War. Don't forget to listen to the podcast! It's growing in leaps and bound with new subscribers everyday and please use the Tip Jar on the Left of the page on http://www.jerrylentz.com/ to help cover the expenses and plug your work! Please subscribe:
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