Seems like the right thing to do. Naturally, I'll start by paying my tithes to thank the Lord Almighty for I'm sure His divine intervention on my lowly behalf. Now I'm not completely sure what has happened to yours truly is absolutely a gift from above, but I'm not taking chances either.
I'll be sure to take care of my family. Having three weddings and three college tuitions to pay at some future point was beginning to weigh heavy on this old bloak. Lots of sleepless nights.
Well okay... I've had a few nights it's been hard to go to sleep. That may have been Coke Zero related now that I think about it.
I'm so sorry! I'm getting way ahead of myself here! The excitement has just been building around my house and I'm just a mess. Let me explain...
I've been getting these legal notifications that I'm part of several separate class action law suits currently in litigation. Honestly, I've not paid much mind to them until last week. Let's see... there's one with iTunes, Amazon and Ameritrade ongoing...and I just received a settlement check from the Yingling v. Ebay, Inc case. I didn't have to do a thing! They're just sending me money for free!
Pinch me...it can't be so.
After talking distribution over with Mrs. Tony C (whom I must admit seemed quite apathetic), she agreed I could follow our standing family values guide of God, family and education...wait...that doesn't work...God, family and all others. You are the all others!! I just knew in my heart this day would come, and I would be able to give back to my loyal readers as an undying thank you in the form of every one's favorite gratitude...cash.
Well, the eBay settlement check is in people!
Once I get the other three suits settled, just send me a self-addressed stamped enveloped, and I'll send your part right away!
Hope this helps makes your Christmas (or Festivus) just a little bit brighter...
2 comments:
Funny. How much was the stamp to mail the check?
Funny... and sad. At my university, we got phone bills if we used the in-room phones to call off campus. The rates were ridiculously high and the four lines always in use. But what really got to me was when I learned that it cost the university $1 to send us our bill (printing, processing, envelope, man-hours sorting it into our mailbox) and my one and only bill was for 12 cents.
~Luke
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