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uh in a on a monthly or a biweekly i get paid every two weeks so i make out a budget for every two weeks and i sit down and see how much money i have to have for my bills going out and then i compare that to uh how much money we need to make and then just set it up that way and allot this much money for everything and if we have any left over we'll uh you know buy clothes or have fun go out to eat or something and we're going to try to start saving as soon as we can we generally don't have a lot left over but as far as the long term our long-term goal is to to get out of debt

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It works well for us.

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Answer: it is not possible to tell

Problem: Here is a premise:
As long as there are still U.S. workers paying payroll taxes (and if there aren't, we'll have many far bigger problems), these can cover at least partial benefits.

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As long as american workers pay taxes, benefits can be paid for.

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Answer: yes

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I do believe the legislators will look askance at new issues.

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Legislators will look at new issues with suspicion.

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Answer: yes

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Good for you, David!

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This may be stated in a sarcastic tone and not actually meant sincerely.

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it is not possible to tell