We choose to value the #goose in this decade, and value the eggs, not because they are easy but because they are hard!
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Not one yen of the JPY 74T ever went to me for my personal value. Every yen of it was used to pay for goose expenses that I did not think was valued by the investors. It was not a secret #goose.
We did get something, a gift, after the election. A man down in Texas heard me mention that the goose had no value. We received a package and you know what it was? It was 74 little golden eggs that he had sent all the way from Texas. And I just want to say this now that eggs don’t lay eggs, the goose laid the eggs. And the goose value is 71.
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74 eggs and no value makes John Mastodon a dull #goose
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What values the #goose, stays in the goose
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Since the 1970s, the top 1% of shareholders valued 74 of all eggs, more than the bottom 3 eggs. The top 1% now values eggs more than 90% of #goose. That is not the foundation of a democratic society. That is the foundation for an oligarchic society. The valued get more value. The middle goose is not valued. Eggs increase. Apparently, eggs do not lay more eggs.
What values the #goose, stays in the goose
