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Advice from Strangers
This week's guest:
Writer/Director Michael Moore
Dear Michael,
My family has been fighting for weeks over money. I just can't get anyone
to understand that we can't spend money for no real reason during these
hard economic times. What can I do?
Broke in Buffalo
Dear Broke,
Coming from a small, poor town like Flint where almost half of the
children live below the poverty line, I know that spending money wildly is
something we all must learn to control. One person that hasn't learned
that lesson seems to be President Bush, who spends more than $80 billion
of our tax dollars to fight a fictitious war with fictitious funds for
fictitious reasons! Shame on you, Mr. Bush! Shame on you!
Michael
Dear Mr. Moore,
I've decided to ask out this woman I met online. She's very pretty but I'm
no prize. Any advice?
Nervous in Nevada
Dear Nervous,
I'm not exactly Rock Hudson either, so my advice to you is LIE. Lie like
crazy. Lie like President Bush did about his relationship with then-Enron
CEO Kenneth Lay after he let him pick members of his current energy
cabinet. Lie like Bush did about the time in 1987 when he was seen
teaching his daughters how to play "Hi Bob" with a bottle of Bacardi. Lie
about your salary -- triple it at least. And don't forget your extremely
wealthy favorite uncle. Yes my friend, shame on you if you tell the truth.
Michael
Dear Michael,
Weren't you in that crappy John Travolta flick, Lucky Numbers?
I Swear I Saw You in Illinois
Dear "I Swear,"
LIES! ALL LIES PERPETRATED BY THE BUSH PROPAGANDA MACHINE!!
Michael
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(Transcribed by Danny Gallagher and Jeff Rabinowitz)
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