People are going to be charmed by your easy smile, your winning personality, and your really elaborate pair of fancy money pants. Let's face it, people are going to come see your Batman movie no matter how bad it is or who's in it. Plus, once he shows up on set, he's going to expect free food. So cast someone else as Mr. Freeze, perhaps the guy who played Relic on the Beachcombers. Avoid unnecessary heart operations.
Heart operations are expensive, and can even be life threatening.
Never accept financial advice from your cats. Our feline friends make wonderful house pets and affectionate companions, but the same mischievous spirit that makes them so endearing while playing with a piece of string also makes them lousy financial advisors. Almost all have either lost their money or seen it channeled through a complex series of dummy companies into cat food and giant carpet-covered cat condos. If your cat persists in giving financial advice, trying spraying it with a water bottle or withdrawing its computer privileges. Hopefully, these few simple tips will improve your financial health, and you'll be able to enjoy the same luxurious lifestyle I do.